Linwood Park

A Neighborhood Haven with History

Formerly known as Linwood Park, this 4-acre green space was renamed in 2012 to honor Jesse D. Sandoval, a dedicated Linwood resident and community champion who made lasting contributions to the neighborhood. Today it serves the Linwood community in Fort Worth.

Places to Play and Unwind

There are open grassy areas great for tossing a frisbee or spreading out a picnic blanket. Need somewhere for the kids to burn off energy? The playground is ideal for the little ones, especially toddlers who need a safe space to explore and play.

If you're more into sports, shoot some hoops at the basketball court or kick a ball around on the soccer field. There's enough space for casual games without feeling cramped.

The Neighborhood's Living Room

The park is a social gathering spot where local events are held and people from the neighborhood can relax away from the busy city.

The central location makes it easy for everyone in the area to access a bit of nature without venturing far from home.

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Good to Know Before You Go

Bring your four-legged friend along! The park is dog-friendly, making it a lovely spot for an evening walk with your pup. The peaceful setting is ideal when you need a moment of calm or a casual stroll to clear your head.

Just a heads up - there are no public restrooms available in the park, so plan accordingly for your visit.