Parks in Fort Worth, Texas

Just down the road from the Fort Worth Zoo, along the banks of the Trinity River, this lush park is one of ... More on KaBoom.org

Minus the occasional homeless, this park is great to play at, bring your bikes, rollerblades, etc. Well kept. More on GoCityKids

Features seven authentic pioneer homes, built during the 1850s, along with frontier tools, implements and f... More on traveltex

A 5 minute drive from the Zoo acr More on igougo

In Fort Worth, runners log their miles on the scenic, greenbelted Trinity River Trails, a far-flung network of paved and natural-surface paths-35 miles' worth -- many of which meander through a hal... More on Texasoutside.com

Parks and trails along the Trinity River and its tributaries allow for a variety of outdoor activities. Trinity Trails has 40 miles of running or biking trails, 17 trailheads for picnics and rest s... More on uptake_content

Burger's Lake is a 30-acre park featuring a one-acre spring-fed lake for swimming. Two sandy beaches are fo... More on GoCityKids

Burgers Lake is a clean family friendly place no beer no pets come out for a drive through take a look se... More on GoCityKids

Fort Worth Botanic Garden in Fort Worth, TX is one of more than 15,400 museums in the MuseumsUSA directory.... More on MuseumsUSA.org

They have a kids area and activities specifically, but really the whole garden is a great place for kids... More on Trekaroo

The museum is devoted to Fort Worth's history as the last outpost along a major cattle trail. 19th-century ... More on Heritage

Renovated Western-style stores and restaurants with the real boardwalks that y More on igougo

Growing from the 35-acre Greer Island Nature Center, the current 3,600-acre refuge offers an interpretive c... More on traveltex

Our family of 5 visited the FWNCR and had a great time. More on TripAdvisor

A "Texas-size human maze," constructed to resemble the cattle pens of the Old West, is a fun diversion for kids (and older folks eager to test their skills against the ... More on Frommers

And there are lots of great shops and restaurants across the street! More on GoCityKids

About 60 miles SW of Fort Worth. An easy day hike through the hills above the Paluxy River. Special Attractions: Dinosaur tracks, ... More on Trails

This place was a great hiking experience. More on Trails

Award winning Fort Woof, located at Gateway Park, is Fort Worth's first fenced, off-leash dog park. There are 2 large fenced areas for dogs; one is for dogs over 40 pounds or more, and a separate a... More on DogFriendly.com

Do you like softball? What about a place to let your dog go without a leash? Well Gateway is a park packed with many activities and ... More on igougo