Turtle Creek will be brimming with pumpkins during Pumpkins in the Park, a fall festival hosted by nonprofit group Turtle Creek Association. The beautiful fall display and festivities are open to the public with free activities and pumpkins, food and beverages to buy. The park will turn from green to orange with hundreds of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, decorated and plain, available for purchase at the second annual event.

The pumpkin patch, fenced with bales of hay, is a crowd pleaser for all ages. Face painting, air brush tattoos and balloon artists are among the free activities for all attendees. The public is encouraged to bring their blankets and a picnic to spread out and enjoy a fall afternoon in one of Dallas’ most beautiful public parks.

Pumpkins in the Park officially kicks off Turtle Creek Association’s Annual Campaign to raise awareness of their commitment to preserving one of the city’s six signature parks and an area that is designated as an urban forest.