Foster Park

Foster Park is a neighborhood park located in Fort Worth, Texas at the intersection of Trail Lake Drive and South Drive. The park encompasses approximately 12 acres of land and was established in 1952.

Foster Park features a linear layout with a creek system running through it, including a small pond near the southern end. The park provides a natural setting within an urban area, offering visitors a chance to enjoy green spaces and wildlife.

The park contains 0.78 miles of multi-use trails, allowing for activities such as walking, jogging, and cycling. These trails connect to the larger trail system in the adjacent Overton Park to the north, creating extended recreational opportunities.

Foster Park serves as a popular spot for local residents to relax, play, and engage in outdoor activities. The park's duck pond is a particular attraction, drawing visitors who enjoy observing the local waterfowl. The park's natural features and recreational facilities make it a valuable community asset in southwest Fort Worth.