Around & About Town

Parks & Community Associations

Turtle Creek Park & Arlington Hall Conservancy - This 17 acre community park, established in 1909, is adjacent to The Renaissance.
Katy Trail - This 3.5 mile walking, jogging, and biking trail was built on a historic railroad line. The Beasley Entrance to the trail is just a half block from The Renaissance.
Turtle Creek Association - The community association that preserves, protects, and promotes the Turtle Creek Corridor, including the roadway median greenbelt and flower beds. 
Dragon Park - This privately-owned pocket park is a hidden gem, and only a short walk from The Renaissance. Lush foliage, large trees, statues and artwork make for a beautiful setting for a quick stop on a walk or run, or a great spot for photos.
Reverchon Park - This 41 acre community park is just a few short blocks from The Renaissance.
Klyde Warren Park - Hop the free McKinney Trolley down to this innovative deck park
Turtle Creek Trail - A two-mile long trail along Turtle Creek, passing near The Renaissance.

 

Transportation

Walking

According to walkscore.com, The Renaissance scores 83 points on the 0-100 point scale, earning an impressive Very Walkable rating. Instead of taking the car out, have you considered walking? Not only is it better for the environment, but it's also a healthy way to get some excercise. Of course, always be safe and aware of your surroundings.

Driving

Uber & Lyft
McKinney Trolley - Founded in 1983 with the intent of returning heritage streetcars to the streets of Dallas. Free to ride, but donations accepted.
Dart Rail
Dart Bus

 

Bicycles: If you have your own, you can store it in The Renaissance bike rack once registered.
 

Area Development

Oak Lawn Committee - Established to review and monitor new development in the Oak Lawn community.