Trinity Park, Public park in Fort Worth, United States
Trinity Park extends across 252 acres along the Clear Fork of the Trinity River, featuring walking paths, basketball courts, and open green spaces.
Established in 1892 as Fort Worth's first public park, Trinity Park expanded through land donations from Major K. M. Van Zandt and received improvements during the New Deal era.
The Van Zandt Cottage within Trinity Park holds recognition on the National Register of Historic Places as the oldest standing home at its original location in Fort Worth.
The park integrates into a 100-mile trail system connecting multiple parks, offering visitors opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor recreation throughout Fort Worth.
Trinity Park includes Dream Park, a specialized playground designed with equipment and features that accommodate children of different physical capabilities.
Location: Tarrant County
Elevation above the sea: 166 m
GPS coordinates: 32.74444,-97.35333
Latest update: March 8, 2025 15:37
Fort Worth combines Western heritage with cultural institutions. The Stockyards district presents daily cattle drives and rodeos. Three major art museums display international collections and American art. The city features a zoo with extensive wildlife exhibits, the 1800s architecture of Sundance Square, and botanical gardens. Local history comes alive in museums dedicated to cowboys, science, and the Civil War. The Trinity River area includes urban parks and water gardens.
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Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
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Fort Worth Elks Lodge 124
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Kimbell Art Museum Kahn Building West Lobby
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Jennings–Vickery Historic District
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Kimbell Art Museum Pavilion
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