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Best for active outings, mountain biking, dog owners, sports groups, family picnics, and visitors who want a large natural-feeling park close to central Fort Worth.
Gateway Park is Fort Worth’s largest metropolitan park, spanning roughly 791 acres along the Trinity River east of downtown. Its mix of wooded areas, trailheads, mountain-bike routes, sports fields, playgrounds, picnic facilities, and Fort Woof dog park supports many different kinds of visits.
Best for active outings, mountain biking, dog owners, sports groups, family picnics, and visitors who want a large natural-feeling park close to central Fort Worth.
A portion of the Trinity Trail system in Gateway Park is closed because of erosion and recurring flooding. Follow posted closures. Alcohol is prohibited throughout the park.
751 Beach St, Fort Worth, TX 76111
A portion of the Trinity Trail system in Gateway Park is closed because of erosion and recurring flooding. Follow posted closures. Alcohol is prohibited throughout the park.
Park admission is free. Reservable facilities and organized events may have separate fees or permit requirements.
The official park page lists parking, restrooms, drinking fountains, shelters, and an observation deck but does not provide a route-by-route accessibility description. Confirm specific needs before visiting.
Public parking lots are available inside the park. Access and parking may vary by activity area, so use the entrance closest to the planned amenity.
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