Silver Sage Park

Park Overview

Situated in Fort Worth since 1982, Silver Sage Park spreads across 10.5 acres. This public space offers both active play areas and relaxed gathering spots for the neighborhood. It's a place where families with kids can feel right at home, with enough variety to keep visitors of all ages engaged.

Natural Features

Silver Sage Park enjoys a unique position nestled between two waterways: a tributary of Big Fossil Creek to the west and Whites Branch to the east.

The landscape offers a nice mix of open fields excellent for running around, while strategically placed trees create shaded havens near the playground - ideal for impromptu picnics or just catching your breath. If you're looking for a peaceful spot to unwind, practice some meditation, or roll out a yoga mat, the tranquil setting here won't disappoint.

Recreational Facilities

Kids are well-catered for with multiple play structures designed for different age groups - a genuine highlight that keeps local families coming back.

Sports enthusiasts can take advantage of the expansive field for casual soccer and football games, while dedicated spaces for baseball and basketball round out the athletic options.

Scattered around the park, picnic tables offer convenient spots to enjoy a meal or snack under the cooling canopy of shade trees.

Amenities

You'll discover a portable toilet at the parking lot's edge when nature calls.

One of the park's best features is its generous shaded areas - a true blessing during those scorching Texas summer days that make extended visits much more comfortable.

Dog owners appreciate the large open area available for pet activities, making this a popular destination for four-legged family members too.

Renovations and Improvements

The park saw meaningful upgrades in 2005 through a 2004 bond package, including new playground equipment that refreshed the children's play areas.

Additional enhancements followed in 2006, further improving the facilities and improving the park's facilities.