South Boulevard-park Row Historic

Located just south of downtown in the South Dallas–Fair Park area, the South Boulevard–Park Row Historic District is a quiet residential enclave of early 20th century homes and tree-lined streets close to Fair Park, the Cotton Bowl, and other city attractions. The vibe is calm and historic rather than commercial, so most traffic in the immediate neighborhood is made up of local residents, with heavier flows on nearby arterials like Malcolm X Boulevard and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard as people head to and from central Dallas. Visitors often come to explore the grand historic houses and nearby cultural venues, so planning where to leave your car before you arrive helps you spend more time enjoying the architecture and less time circling the block.

Because this is primarily a residential historic district, curb space fills quickly near the largest homes and along the core blocks of South Boulevard and Park Row, and on-street parking may be limited by neighborhood regulations, signed restrictions, and driveways. You will typically rely on a mix of neighborhood street parking and paid lots or garages closer to Fair Park and the major corridors, so it is wise to review the latest Dallas parking rules, posted signs, and any permit requirements, and to always leave crosswalks, fire hydrants, and corners clear. Booking parking in advance near your destination can reduce stress, save time in game-day or event traffic, and make parking in South Boulevard-park Row Historic a smoother part of your trip.