Close to where the 75 meets the 635, as near to North Dallas as you’re going to get, is where you’ll find Dallas Park Central. Park Central Drive runs through it adjacent to Anderson Bonner Park, which is only one of several wonderful parks in the area.

Minutes from downtown Dallas, Dallas Park Central has much to offer everyone, visitors or locals. Almost every famous name in accommodations is represented in Dallas Park Central, Embassy Suites, Crowne Plaza Suites, Amerisuites, Residence Inn, Fairfield Inn, Hyatt Place, Westin Dallas Park Central, Homewood Suites Dallas Park Central, Wyndham Garden Hotel, Dallas Park Central and Clarion Park Central, among others.

Dallas Park Central is close to one of the richest parts of Dallas, North Dallas. The Dallas urban sprawl was enabled by the creation of US 75 and the Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway, the 635. These thoroughfares speeded up the spread of people, buildings, businesses and cars on their outward move from the center of Dallas to outlying lands. Industrial based centers developed and bedroom communities flourished.

Areas like North Dallas developed and prospered through proper planning and civic agreement. Dallas Park Central, like many of the smaller Dallas communities, prospered along with the bigger cities and then cultivated their own identities. Each and every neighborhood is different and still, part of the same substance – Dallas. Can someone from North Dallas or Dallas Park Central, call themselves Dallas Park Central, Massachusetts? Not likely. They are Texans, but more specifically, they are part of the urban growth of Dallas, Texas.