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Bachman Lake Park

Located north of the Love Field Airport in northwest Dallas, Bachman Lake Park is a 205.5-acre metropolitan park. It is a large green space and a treat for those who love nature and adventure sports. The park is the place to be when it comes to hiking or biking since it has a trail, getting a great view of the lake, or going boating; there is a boat ramp as well as a boathouse on the land. The playground with its playing equipment and the volleyball court provide space for children to play with each other. Moreover, the lawns as well as the picnic tables create a wonderful ambience to sit and enjoy a delicious meal; there is a grill and drinking fountains around. Other amenities include an indoor aquatic centre, the Bachman Recreation Center, restrooms, an exercise circuit and a pavilion. The cypress trees, ducks, geese and the view of airplanes at the airport add to the experience. Read More

Backyard Wildlife Resource Center has been known for its efforts in educating people about various animals via live classes, events and presentations. For those who wish to learn about exotic animals such as snakes, spiders, lizards, frogs, eagles etc., it is possible to simply book a session with the Resource Center. People can hold and feed the animals, can visit the Center for field trips and can even have it bring over animals for private events such as birthday parties. Spotlight on Rats, Open Mic Night; Bugs, Exotic Pet Show, Spotlight on Water Dragons are a few of the interactive events it has organised. Read More

Though a relatively smaller water park than others in the city, the Bahama Beach Family Water park is a popular one because it has a multitude of fun rides and amenities. Visitors get to splash around in a water rain fortress, go down high-speed water slides, play with water balloons, or just swim around in a river while enjoying a view of the entire grounds. Bahama Bob’s Island Eatery is a well-known concession stand which sells different kinds of tasty snacks like chips, burgers, pizza, hot dogs, funnel cakes and more. Furthermore, visitors can also avail meal packages. There is a gift shop, called the Island Traders Gift Shop, which sells swimming equipment like goggles and swimsuits along with apparel and souvenirs. It also allows visitors to rent out cabanas, pavilions, tables and umbrellas for a better experience. Read More

Bahama Beach Water park and Recreation centre is an amusement park located 10-15 minutes away from the city of Dallas. The park offers rides varying from 45ft tall high-intensity slides suitable for both kids and adults to a water playground with a thousand-gallon water dumps and floating in the lazy rivers, private cabanas, etc., it is a perfect place to cool oof during the summer.

The Banks Fine Arts was established in 1980. Since its inception, the art gallery has focused on provisioning exceptional art pieces and 100 percent satisfaction to its customers. The gallery was founded by Bob and Morley Banks. The gallery provides not just art works but also cortes, Thibeseart and much more, making it a popular place for exploring and purchasing artworks.

The Bochasanswi Shree Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) initiated the construction of the Mandir in Dallas in 2004. It is one of the many Swaminarayan temple initiated by the Sanstha all around the world. The architectural style is in complete allegiance to the traditional Indian architecture, built entirely out of stones and marbles. The mandir serves to both foster and propagates individual and collective worship. It is dedicated to teaching the arts, language, music, and philosophy rooted in Hindu heritage. A visit to the place will ensure the learning and appreciation of traditional and Hindu values along with culture and architecture. Read More

Bark Park Central is a small off-leash park in downtown Dallas on Good-Latimer Expressway and Commerce Streets’ southwest intersection. Closed on Tuesdays and on rainy days, the park is great for people to bring their dogs for a little playtime. The area is properly fenced and is big enough for dogs to freely dart about and play with each other while the shade from the trees serves as a great spot to rest. Amenities such as doggy showers, drinking bowls as well as a pet wet station are available to visitors for washing their dogs, cooling them down and properly disposing off any sort of pet waste. Moreover, owing to its location within Deep Ellum, there are a number of dog-friendly restaurants, bars and art galleries to visit and multiple street murals to discover and admire. Read More

The Barry Whistler Gallery is one the most popular galleries to have merged in the mainstream market in this decade. The gallery has some very unique art pieces that one will not find anywhere else. The gallery has been named in various magazines and journals. It also started a new 8 days a week tradition to promote its art and artists. The gallery is a must visit. You can visit the gallery only via appointments.

Baruch HaShem (BHS) Synagogue is a growing Messianic congregation in North Dallas. The institution is dedicated to the Great Commission of Yeshua ( Jesus) as the Messiah and the focal point of Faith. It seeks to instill sensitivity and explore the Jewish roots of the Biblical faith through Torah reading, observance of the Biblical feast & fast days, and teaching of the scripture from a Jewish perspective.

The Beaux Art gallery is a well-known art gallery of Dallas, popular for providing artworks that depict the history of the world from 16th century to 19th century. The Gallery has been popularising itself and its art works for more than 20 years and has now become a go-to destination for historical art lovers. The gallery is also known for framing and designing.