Named an All-America City by the National Civic League in 2006 source
Community character
DeSoto is the largest and most diverse city in southwest Dallas County and anchors the Best Southwest area alongside Cedar Hill, Duncanville, and Lancaster. source
DeSoto Town Center
Repurposed retail center housing city hall, the public library, and an outdoor amphitheater source
DeSoto BMX at Grimes Park
Home to the first covered BMX track in the country source
Paul S. Dryer Preserve at Windmill Hill
75-acre nature preserve with soft-surface hiking trails, set aside by the city and Dallas County source
Curtistene S. McCowan Park
Home to the Aquatic and Recreation Center that opened in 2026 source
Woodland Hills
Formerly a separate community that merged into DeSoto in 1974 source
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