The easternmost municipality located entirely within Dallas County source
Community character
An affluent, low-density residential town about 15 miles east of downtown Dallas, formed in 1953 from four rural hamlets and known for large-lot homes and a semi-rural feel. source
Tripp First Baptist Church
Historic church built in 1882 in one of the hamlets that formed Sunnyvale source
Long Creek Cemetery
Cemetery in southern Sunnyvale with burials dating back to 1855 source
Old New Hope School
Surviving landmark from the former New Hope community source
Sunnyvale town parks
Include Jobson Park, Town Center Park, and Robert Vineyard Park source
Lake Ray Hubbard
Nearby reservoir offering boating and fishing for residents source
New Hope
One of four rural hamlets that merged in 1953 to form Sunnyvale source
Tripp
One of four rural hamlets that merged in 1953 to form Sunnyvale source
Hattersville
One of four rural hamlets that merged in 1953 to form Sunnyvale source
Long Creek
One of four rural hamlets that merged in 1953 to form Sunnyvale source
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