Trinity River Audubon Center
4.6(721)
Nature Preserve
About
Trinity River Audubon Center transforms 120 acres of reclaimed Blackland Prairie just south of downtown Dallas into a vibrant nature preserve with nearly five miles of easy hiking trails and multiple bird-watching lookouts. The LEED Gold–certified visitor center, designed by Antoine Predock, serves as a hub for conservation education and community events.
The center offers a peaceful setting for small group meetings and events, with indoor spaces accommodating up to around 120 guests. It’s a distinctive venue for business gatherings that appreciate nature, featuring accessible trails and an immersive environment that encourages connection and focus away from the urban bustle.
Best for
- Outdoor team-building & nature walks
- Small group environmental workshops
- Quiet retreats & focused brainstorming
Standout features
Architecture
LEED Gold-certified visitor center by Antoine Predock
The visitor center is a thoughtfully designed, environmentally conscious building by visionary architect Antoine Predock, serving as a hub for conservation education and community engagement.
Natural Setting
120-acre Blackland Prairie habitat with nearly five miles of trails
Located on reclaimed land once an illegal landfill, the center offers extensive hiking and biking trails through a thriving prairie ecosystem, providing numerous bird-watching lookouts and native Texas plants.
Conservation & Education
Interactive community hub with year-round public programs
The center hosts a variety of programs focused on bird conservation, science activities, and community celebrations, connecting visitors with nature and conservation efforts across North Texas.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday9am – 4pm
MondayClosed
Tuesday9am – 4pm
Wednesday9am – 4pm
Thursday9am – 4pm
Friday9am – 4pm
Saturday8am – 4pm
Rated 4.6 on Google · 721 reviews