A sign warns dog owners not to let their pets swim in White Rock Lake after 1.5 million gallons of raw sewage spilled into the water in Plano, Wednesday, March 20, 2024, in Dallas. Park officials ...

White Rock Lake and Park is ranked #8 out of 22 things to do in Dallas. See pictures and our review of White Rock Lake and Park.

For those of you who only visit White Rock Lake on a lazy Sunday afternoon, this may come as a bit of a surprise, but the most crowded the park ever gets is at six in the morning every day, except ...

White Rock Lake is a 1,015 acre city lake located 5 miles northeast of downtown Dallas. White Rock Lake Foundation New markers featuring key locations within the park are going up.

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One of the most expensive homes for sale on White Rock Lake comes with unique features such as a horse stable, and its listing price was recently cut by nearly 20% in a sign of how the Dallas ...

DALLAS — White Rock Lake Park is a popular spot for pet owners like Charisse Beaupre, who is sad their pups can't splash in the lake due to a sewage spill. Last week, a mechanical failure at the ...

The Barkers have been protecting White Rock Lake for decades, once preventing a portion of the park from being converted into a parking lot. Since 2014, the brothers, longtime Dallas residents and ...

First, a disclaimer. If you have a small, introspective dog, we do not suggest the White Rock Lake Dog Park, where your little critter will be swarmed by herds of yappy dogs upon arrival. So ...

Water recreation at White Rock Lake to be restored Sunday 02:46 DALLAS – Good news for locals planning to head out to the lake on Sunday. Water activities will finally resume on White Rock Lake.

Dallas Park and Recreation say erosion at White Rock Lake is a public safety issue “I was stunned. I couldn't believe the extent of the damage,” said Carol Bell Walton, a Lakewood resident.

“We need to keep it usable for recreation,” said White Rock neighbor Becky Rader, a former Dallas Park Board Member. Rader grew up near the lake and she notices the difference with an extra ...