Riverside Park

Riverside Park is a public recreational area located in Fort Worth, Texas. The park spans approximately 31 acres along the Trinity River, offering visitors a blend of natural scenery and outdoor amenities.

Acquired by the city in 1974, Riverside Park is situated at the foot of the bluffs between East Belknap Street and Watauga Road. It forms part of the vision for parkland development along the Trinity River, as envisioned by landscape architect S. Herbert Hare in the 1930s.

The park features scenic views of the Trinity River and provides access to the river's edge. It is connected to the larger Trinity Trails system, allowing visitors to explore more of Fort Worth's riverside green spaces. The park's location offers a unique vantage point of the Fort Worth skyline, making it a popular spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts.

Riverside Park serves as a valuable community resource, providing space for various outdoor activities and relaxation. Its proximity to the river and natural surroundings makes it an ideal location for wildlife observation, particularly bird watching.