Lincolnshire Park

A Neighborhood Retreat Since 1985

Lincolnshire Park has been serving its Fort Worth residential community since 1985, starting out as simple undeveloped open space before locals pushed for something better. Their persistence paid off when the City Council greenlit a bond transfer around 1987, kickstarting the initial site work across the park's 15.381 acres. Additional enhancements followed around 1990, with the playground getting a fresh facelift in 1999.

What You'll Find Here

This neighborhood park provides a quiet space away from city life. Kids can burn off energy at the playground area, which provides a safe space for climbing, sliding, and all those essential childhood adventures.

Dog owners, you'll appreciate the quiet paths well-suited for walking your four-legged friends. The park rarely feels crowded, making it ideal for those who enjoy a bit of tranquility with their exercise routine.

Nature enthusiasts might be surprised by the wildlife spotting opportunities here. Keep your eyes peeled for local birds, plants, and interesting insects - and if you're into citizen science, you can log your discoveries through the iNaturalist platform.

Good to Know

The City of Fort Worth Parks and Recreation Department takes care of maintaining this neighborhood retreat.

Planning a community gathering or family celebration? You can reserve space at the park through the city's ActiveNet system, making it a convenient spot for outdoor events when you need more space than your backyard offers.