One of the busiest general aviation airports in the country, it serves as a reliever airport to both Dallas Love Field and DFW Airport.

Bounded by Addison Rd, Addison Circle Dr, Quorum Dr and Festival Way, this 10-acre open space serves as the special-event site for Addison’s many events throughout the year. It features a pavilion, restrooms, interactive fountains, water features, two stages, a vine-covered pergola, benches and off-street parking.

 With more than 6,000 square feet of meeting space, this facility is the perfect off-site alternative to the 183,000 square feet of conference facilities offered by Addison hotels.

 Amidst a thriving neighborhood of apartments, homes, shops, restaurants, offices and cultural activity is the unique art piece “Blueprints at Addison Circle.” The four-story sculpture reaches 45 feet high, spans 190 feet across and branches out over pedestrians and cars in the Addison Circle roundabout. Designed using the blueprints of other Addison attractions, “Blueprints at Addison Circle” is a monumental tribute to the Town’s commitment to urban development.

 Addison’s premier aviation museum features 50,000 square feet of warbirds on display, restored to their original flying condition. An aviation gift shop, aviation art and memorabilia gallery and snack shop are also featured. Look for special events at www.cavanaughflightmuseum.com.

 The Visit Addison center brings tourism, economic development and interactive visual arts together into a single dynamic, flexible storefront space.  This new space is the hub of creative and artistic activity.  With the ability to host meetings and events, a unique gallery space, visitor information center and the new home of the Craft Guild there is always something interesting happening!

 The chameleon nature of WaterTower Theatre’s performance space has been acclaimed by critics and audiences as one of the most unique in Dallas. The 200-seat theatre is classically proportioned and designed to be transformed for each production into a completely new environment that actively supports the work. Check out our current schedule at www.watertowertheatre.org.

Corner of Woodway Dr and Sidney Dr one block north of Spring Valley Rd. Features: .5-mile lighted, looped jogging trail, playground, park benches and on-street parking.

Just west of Addison Rd, at the eastern gateway to the big, blue Arapaho Bridge, this .5-mile trail features three large mounds that are perfect for viewing airplanes landing or taking off from Addison Airport. 

Between Quorum Dr and the Dallas North Tollway. One of Addison’s newest parks is surrounded by the high-rise office buildings of the Addison Circle District. It is a favorite place for office workers to relax during lunch. Features: Lighted walkway, patio tables, park benches, attractive landscaping, pet waste dispensers and on-street parking.

Between Airport Pkwy and Addison Circle Dr. This one-acre park is nestled among apartment buildings in the Addison Circle District. This naturalized park features an original strand of red cedar trees, lighted walking path, fountain, patio tables, park benches, pet waste dispensers and on-street parking.

North side of Celestial Rd at Bellbrook Dr one block east of Montfort Dr. Features: Neighborhood park with jogging trail, human sundial, park benches, plant identification throughout park, and on-street parking on Celestial Rd in front of the Addison Pump Station.

Across the street from the Addison Athletic Club. Features: Playground, pavilion, picnic tables, grill, two sand volleyball courts, outdoor basketball court, park benches, off-street parking, trailhead to the 2.5-mile Redding Trail.

Parking at north parking lot directly north of Trinity Christian Academy High School building. Features: .5-mile one-way jogging trail, arbor pavilion, picnic tables and park benches.

Just east of Quorum Dr between Addison Circle Dr and Airport Pkwy. Features: 3/4-acre park nestled among the Parkview Townhomes with an arbor and EarthKind rose garden.

West side of Quorum Dr between Westgrove Dr and Keller Springs Rd. Features: Relaxation park with benches, walk-in sunken fountain, lighted walking path and on-street parking.

Addison Athletic Club parking lot behind the building. Features: 2.5-mile jogging and bike trail with lighting, park benches, drinking fountains, playground, two dog parks and connects to the Les Lacs Park.

Named for Lynn D. Spruill, a former mayor of the Town of Addison. Features: 1.5-acre park with pavilion, bistro tables and chairs, park benches, rose and perennial garden, drinking fountain, lighting and open play lawn area.

This 12-acre greenway features a quarter mile lighted hike and bike trail along a meandering creek with waterfalls and beautifully landscaped islands, a creek deck overlook, amphitheater for outdoor performances, as well as a large grotto fountain feature, and esplanade.  Vitruvian also serves as a unique venue for social, private and Town sponsored special events.

Entrance southeast corner of Belt Line Rd at Winnwood Rd. Features: Nature trail along the west side of White Rock Creek, deck overlooks and off-street parking one block west of park at the Addison Finance Building at 5350 Belt Line Rd.

Southwest corner of Belt Line Rd at Winnwood Rd. Features: Jogging trail, gazebo, pond, fountain, deck overlooks, park benches and off-street parking one block west of park at the Addison Finance Building at 5350 Belt Line Rd.