Quanah Parker Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Park Overview
Quanah Parker Park is a public park located in Fort Worth, Texas. The park spans 68 acres and was dedicated on June 11, 1999. It is named after Quanah Parker, the last chief of the Comanche tribe.
Natural Features
The landscape includes both wooded areas and open spaces. A wildflower meadow adds natural beauty to the park.
A trail winds through the park, offering opportunities for walking, jogging, and nature observation.
Recreational Amenities
A playground provides a place for children to play, while picnic areas with grills allow visitors to enjoy outdoor meals.
The park also contains a shelter that can be used for gatherings or to provide shade on hot days.
Cultural Significance
Quanah Parker Park incorporates elements that reflect its namesake's heritage. Interpretive signs provide information about the history and culture of the Comanche people.
Location
The park is situated in the Woodhaven area of east Fort Worth, providing green space and recreational opportunities for nearby residents. Its location offers easy access via major roadways.
