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Richard Greene Linear Park Park ·$

Centered around Johnson Creek, the Richard Greene Linear Park is a splendid stretch of greenery at the heart of the city's thriving entertainment district. The park offers visitors a respite from Arlington's urban landscape and a chance to indulge in some much need outdoor fun. Hiking trails cover the length of the park, leading you past picnic areas and the intriguing Caelum Moor Sculptures.

Phone: (817) 459-5474

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Randol Mill Rd and Nolan Ryan Expy

1601 E Randol Mill Rd Arlington, TX 76011 ·1058.56 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler TravelingSoccerLoon 03/08/25

Green space in Arlington between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field and Texas Live. Not overly interesting but nicer to walk through than along busy streets.

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Tripadvisor traveler klp934 01/28/24

I’d love to walk the paths in this park near the Stadiums. The trails look interesting, but where in the world are you supposed to park your car ? I asked this question at the nearby Arlington Visitor Center, and they didn’t know, either, and they didn’t seem interested in letting me stay parked in their lot. It’s a shame, because there looks to have been lots of development of this park at one point.

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Tripadvisor traveler I1513NMtheresad 09/29/22

This used to be a wonderful park that my family went to often. There was also a yearly art show held here. The city took up the parking lot and put in a pay parking garage and now, there is no place to park to get to it. The nearby lots are either roped off, or you have to pay to park and there is no parking allowed on the side streets. I tried to go there again today and could not find any place to park

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Tripadvisor traveler Marisa P 05/21/20

This is a park close to the At&T Stadium. It does not have anything special, barely any trees and has stagnant waters, a perfect breeding ground for lots of mosquitoes. When I was there, there were several cranes and was under construction. The trails are nice for walking, biking, and running.

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Tripadvisor traveler roadrunner_in_texas 12/26/19

We simply happened upon this park while exploring Arlington! Just outside the AT&T stadium is this beautiful place to walk, with ducks to feed, and bridges to cross over or go under! Right nearby is the Miller Tavern and some other pubs to eat/drink at as the sun goes down! The park is great for kids of all ages 0-100!

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