Riverbend Preserve Trinity River Greenbelt

Riverbend Preserve

Preserve Overview:

Riverbend is a 518-acre preserve located in the unincorporated area of southeastern Dallas County, between the cities of Wilmer and Seagoville. Along with nearby Goat Island Preserve, Riverbend provides the public with eight miles of almost continuous riverfront property.

Preserve Features:

Heavily-wooded, Riverbend contains ash, oaks, elms, hickory, and bois d'arc trees, and illustrates how this part of the County once looked.

There are no amenities at Riverbend Preserve and no formal parking. Access is only by foot via the north side of Malloy Bridge Road at the east side of the Trinity River bridge crossing. Do not trespass on private property to access this preserve. 

Preserve History:

Riverbend Preserve was acquired in 1992 via purchase and dedication.

Preserve Rules and Maintenance:

Riverbend Preserve is maintained by Dallas County, and the Dallas County Code applies at this preserve. You can view preserve regulations here. 

To report maintenance issues, please call the County's Open Space Program at (214) 653-6653 or email parks.openspace@dallascounty.org.

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