Kellis Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
History and Origins
Established in 1950, this 15.4-acre green space was originally gifted by developers J.S. Foster & Sons. The park has evolved over the years to include various amenities and facilities.
In 1960, it was one of four parks in Fort Worth to receive a swimming pool, though this feature is no longer present. The park underwent playground renovations in 2006-2007 as part of the city's Small Capital Projects initiative.
Landscape and Setting
Kellis Park sits on gently rolling terrain, providing a pleasant natural setting within an urban environment. The park features wide open grassy areas, making it suitable for casual sports and picnicking.
Recreation Opportunities
The park provides a mix of active and passive recreation options, catering to different age groups and interests. Its location on South Ridge Terrace makes it easily accessible to nearby neighborhoods.
Park Regulations
Visitors are expected to follow Fort Worth park ordinances, which include rules against littering, harming plants or animals, and defacing public property. The park is maintained by the Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department as part of their commitment to providing quality green spaces for the community.
