George Markos Park

George Markos Park is a 29.7-acre neighborhood park located in Fort Worth, TX. Dedicated in 1973, the park is named in memory of Captain George Markos (1939-1965), a Fort Worth resident and Army helicopter pilot who was killed in action during the Vietnam War.

The park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors. In 2006, it received new playground equipment, providing a safe and fun area for children to play. A trail winds through the park, offering opportunities for walking, jogging, and enjoying nature. The park also features picnic areas, allowing families and friends to gather for outdoor meals and relaxation.

George Markos Park is open from dawn to dusk, providing ample time for visitors to enjoy its amenities throughout the day. The park's natural setting, with its green spaces and trees, offers a peaceful retreat within the urban environment of Fort Worth.

Visitors to the park can observe various animal, plant, and insect species. The City of Fort Worth encourages park-goers to use iNaturalist, a citizen science platform, to record their observations and contribute to the understanding of local biodiversity.