Lincolnshire Park

1425 Horncastle St, Fort Worth, TX 76134
15.381 acres | 6.2 hectares
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About Lincolnshire Park in Fort Worth

Lincolnshire Park is a public recreational area located in Fort Worth, Texas. The park was established in 1985 and encompasses 15.381 acres of land. It is situated in the Lincolnshire Addition, a residential neighborhood in the city.

Initially functioning as undeveloped open space, Lincolnshire Park underwent its first phase of improvements around 1987 following requests from local residents. The City Council approved a bond transfer to initiate these improvements, which primarily consisted of site work. Further enhancements were made around 1990, with additional playground renovations taking place in 1999.

The park serves as a local green space for the surrounding community, offering various recreational opportunities for residents. It features a playground area for children, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for outdoor play. The park's natural setting also allows visitors to observe local wildlife, plants, and insects, with the opportunity to record sightings through the iNaturalist platform.

Lincolnshire Park is managed by the City of Fort Worth Parks and Recreation Department, which oversees its maintenance and development. The park can be reserved for events through the city's ActiveNet system, allowing community members to utilize the space for gatherings and activities.

What to Do at Lincolnshire Park

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaWildlife Viewing

Visitor Services

Playground

Food & Gathering

Picnic Area

When is Lincolnshire Park Open?

Monday:6AM-9PM
Tuesday:6AM-9PM
Wednesday:6AM-9PM
Thursday:6AM-9PM
Friday:6AM-9PM
Saturday:6AM-9PM
Sunday:6AM-9PM

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