Friends of Oak Cliff Parks
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Welcome to Friends of Oak Cliff Parks

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Welcome

Our mission is to maintain and restore horticulture in the four historic parks of Oak Cliff,

 to provide educational and social activities that promote the love of gardening, to advocate for conservation and a greater appreciation of the environment,

 and to back public policies that support our goals.


Here you will find a wealth of information about the history of the parks in our area as well as our volunteer activities supporting the restoration of the horticulture 

and the protection of the WPA architecture within our five historic parks.


Please check our calendar for information about our weekly activities supporting this mission.
We hope you will graciously consider becoming a valued member of the Friends of Oak Cliff Parks.


Thank you for visiting!


The Friends of Oak Cliff Parks Garden Club (FOCP) was organized in 2002 

by David Klempin and Nola Rae Smith, with the support of John Jenkins, Regional Manager of the Dallas Parks and Recreation Department, for the purpose of restoring horticulture in and preserving the historic parks of Oak Cliff. 


We strive to reflect in our projects the objectives of both parent organizations.

"Fill the Rill"

Help the Friends of Oak Cliff restore the rill 

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Articles

Virus Destroys Rose Gardens

Virus Destroys Rose Gardens

Virus Destroys Rose Gardens

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Kidd Springs’ Secret Garden

Virus Destroys Rose Gardens

Virus Destroys Rose Gardens

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National Garden Club Awards

Virus Destroys Rose Gardens

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So Much More Than Gardening

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Kidd Springs Japanese Garden

Kidd Springs Japanese Garden

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