Cobb Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
History and Origins
Cobb Park is a large public park located in southeast Fort Worth, Texas. Spanning 224.8 acres, the park is situated along Sycamore Creek, south of Sycamore Park. Established in 1923, Cobb Park has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century when H. H. Cobb of the Belcher Land and Mortgage Company offered the city 125 acres along the creek.
In the 1930s, the park benefited from New Deal programs, which included the construction of low stone walls edging a scenic drive.
Features and Landscape
The park's landscape includes wooded areas and open spaces, providing visitors with opportunities for both active and passive recreation. A scenic trail system allows for walking, jogging, and cycling, while the park's location along Sycamore Creek adds to its natural appeal.
Cobb Park offers a blend of natural beauty and recreational facilities. Its size and diverse features make it a significant recreational asset for the city.
Recent Developments
A major renovation project began in 2011, focusing on enhancing accessibility and adding new features to the park. These improvements, part of a comprehensive master plan, aim to make the park more accessible and enjoyable for all visitors.
The park now boasts new playgrounds, including a rock boulder play area, which adds a unique element to the children's recreational options.
Community Impact
Cobb Park serves as an important green space in Fort Worth, offering residents a place to connect with nature, engage in physical activities, and enjoy community gatherings. It contributes significantly to the quality of life for local residents and visitors alike.
