Fort Worth Guide
Outdoors in
Fort Worth
East Texas is known for its pine forests, lakes, and outdoor recreation. Fort Worth sits in Tarrant County with access to the region's natural beauty. Check back soon for our full outdoor guide.
State Parks & Natural Areas Near Fort Worth
Public lands within reach of Fort Worth — state parks, natural areas, and historic sites managed by Texas Parks & Wildlife — with approximate straight-line distance from town.
- Cedar Hill State Park · Dallas County ~24 mi
- Lake Mineral Wells Trailway - Weatherford TH State Park · Parker County ~28 mi
- Lake Mineral Wells Trailway - Garner TH State Park · Parker County ~37 mi
- Cleburne State Park · Johnson County ~38 mi
- Lake Mineral Wells State Park · Parker County ~40 mi
- Lake Mineral Wells Trailway - State Park TH State Park · Parker County ~40 mi
- Ray Roberts Lake - Greenbelt Unit State Park · Denton County ~40 mi
- Ray Roberts Lake - Elm Fork Unit State Park · Denton County ~43 mi
- Ray Roberts Lake - Pond Creek Unit State Park · Denton County ~44 mi
- Ray Roberts Lake - Sanger Unit State Park · Denton County ~44 mi
Distances are approximate straight-line miles from Fort Worth. Source: Texas Parks & Wildlife Department — park locations
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