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 Popular area state park |
1570 West FM 1382 (at Highway 67) Fort Worth, TX 75104 United States +1 972 291 3900 |
Located along the shores of Joe Pool Lake, this popular 1,800-acre state park offers a variety of outdoor activities. There are 355 campsites, perfect for family fun. While you are here, enjoy fishing opportunities and then grill your catch on one of the park grills. Miles and miles of trails for biking and hiking, as well as boat ramps, a marina, playgrounds, a swimming beach and even a volleyball court ensure you will always have something to do here. Showers and restrooms are also available. Admission is $5 for adults and children aged 13 and over, free for children 12 and under. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sculptured gardens with sightseeing and photo options galore |
1502 Commerce Street (at Houston Street) Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 871 5700 http://www.fortworth.com/01vis... |
Fort Worth's Water Gardens is a spectacular man-made creation. A crown jewel of Fort Worth, it is often used as a business, professional, wedding and tourist venues. Architects Philip Johnson and John Burgee were appointed by the Amon G. Carter foundation to create this masterpiece in the late 1960s. Covering over four blocks of downtown space, the Water Gardens offer outstanding sightseeing opportunities. More than 500 types of plants and trees adorn this 4.3 acre park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family fun water park |
1800 East Lamar Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76006 United States +1 817 265 3356 http://www.sixflags.com/hurric... |
The largest water park in the Southwest with almost 50 acres of space, Hurricane Harbor gives you a chance to either cool off or enjoy the hot Texas sun&dash, whichever you please. The fun includes a variety of slip-sliding twists and turns on wild rides including the seaWolf, black hole, der struka and kamikazee. If you are a true thrill-seeker, drop six stories with the geronimo; for something sedate, try the bubba tub or lazy river. The entire park is alive with music and interactive activities, while and concession stands offer the usual burgers, hot dogs and pizza. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Recreational lake South of the metroplex |
FM 1382 and Interstate 20 Fort Worth, TX 75106 United States +1 972 299 9010 |
Located south of the Metroplex in Grand Prairie, Joe Pool Lake is 7,700 acres of water surrounded by three parks with facilities for fishing, boating, swimming and water skiing. Excellent campgrounds and several areas for picnicking are also available. Lynn Creek Marina offers boat and ski rentals, a fishing pier, a restaurant, and a club. In addition, Lynn Creek Park ensures a fun family adventure with boat ramps, beaches, volleyball courts and a miniature golf course. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Huge family fun water park beckons all to enjoy |
9001 Grapevine Highway (at Precinct Line Road) Fort Worth, TX 76180 United States +1 817 656 6500 http://www.nrh2o.com/ |
Manmade river twists and turns through trees and flowers at this 17-acre water park, a perfect spot for children of all ages. One highlight is the green extreme, a water roller coaster measuring 65 feet tall and 1,161 feet long. With its myriad twists and turns, this ride,deemed the world's largest uphill water coaster, is everyone's favorite. The endless river offers the opportunity for a relaxing ride on a lazy summer day, while NRH2Ocean is a 12,000-square-foot wave pool. On Friday nights, "dive-in" movies are shown on a screen that is readily viewable from anywhere in this pool. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Opportunities for hiking, biking and inline skating |
701 Northwest Green Oaks Boulevard (at Cooper Street) Fort Worth, TX 76006 United States +1 817 459 5474 |
Located to north of Six Flags on Green Oaks Boulevard in Arlington, this park offers something for everyone. There are areas for hiking, biking and inline skating, as four miles of paved trails wind in and out of the playground and greenbelt areas of this 958-acre park. Eventually, Arlington hopes to connect this park to Dallas and Fort Worth via the Trinity River trail. Each Saturday, the River Legacy Park sponsors a guided trail hike. The River Legacy Living Science Center gives presentations on nature to promote ecological appreciation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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