Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge

Name: Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge
Address: 9601 Fossil Ridge Rd, Texas, 76135, US
Telephone: +1 817-392-7410
Rating: 4.6

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1365 Reviews

Nature Preserve in Fort Worth, Texas, US

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Contact and Address

Phone: +1 817-392-7410

Website: fwnaturecenter.org

Address: 9601 Fossil Ridge Rd, Fort Worth, Texas 76135, US

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Opening Hours:

Saturday	8AM–5PM
Sunday	8AM–5PM
Monday	8AM–5PM
Tuesday	8AM–5PM
Wednesday	8AM–5PM
Thursday	8AM–5PM
Friday	8AM–5PM

About the Business:

Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge is a Nature preserve located at 9601 Fossil Ridge Rd, Fort Worth, Texas 76135, US.

The business is listed under nature preserve, tourist attraction category. It has received 1365 reviews with an average rating of 4.6 stars.

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Reviews:

Judy Parker
1 year ago

This was the first time we went here and we loved it. It was really peaceful and a nice little hike.

Melissa Vasquez
1 year ago

This park is beautifully maintained, very quiet, and has a trail for everyone. Even on busy days I don’t feel the crowd, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere while hiking. The Bison are off display for the winter, but the deer and other wildlife are plentiful. I have visited many times recently, and will keep coming back. Best $6 (per adult) you’ll spend all season.

Julia Kolacy
1 year ago

An absolute must in the area! Was in the area visiting friends and had time to myself. I'm a big hiker and outdoors person, and this is a little slice tucked on the side of the cities! What I will definitely suggest is any season, or probably month other that January (when I went). As others have shared, the bison were off viewing and the prairie dog range was barren. However the marsh was still beautiful with birds and deer, even quite a few large gulls-- the plus side of the winter that I enjoyed was the empty trails. Would be a fabulous paddle trail too.

Jeremy Devries
1 year ago

Beautiful park with lots to do. Its maintained very well especially due too park admission fee's but its well worth the fee...

Mark Fausset
1 year ago

What a wonderful place. We saw deer as you see there were many of them we saw a flock of pelicans, lots of ducks, and there were plenty of squirrels. We went to the visitors center it was a little disappointed due to there was not much there. The change in colors was awesome. Lots of trails and there is no way you can walk them all. It does cost $6 per adult. So if you are looking for a good time on the weekend and want to relax and love nature go and check it out it's the best $6 you will spend.

Short Features:

Buffalo, birds & hiking trails A 3,000-acre preserve with 20 miles of hiking trails, plus buffalo, gators, deer & myriad birds.

FAQ:

Saturday :  8AM–5PM
Sunday :  8AM–5PM
Monday :  8AM–5PM
Tuesday :  8AM–5PM
Wednesday :  8AM–5PM
Thursday :  8AM–5PM
Friday :  8AM–5PM

"This was the first time we went here and we loved it. It was really peaceful and a nice little hike."

"This park is beautifully maintained, very quiet, and has a trail for everyone. Even on busy days I don’t feel the crowd, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere while hiking. The Bison are off display for the winter, but the deer and other wildlife are plentiful. I have visited many times recently, and will keep coming back. Best $6 (per adult) you’ll spend all season."

"An absolute must in the area! Was in the area visiting friends and had time to myself. I'm a big hiker and outdoors person, and this is a little slice tucked on the side of the cities! What I will definitely suggest is any season, or probably month other that January (when I went). As others have shared, the bison were off viewing and the prairie dog range was barren. However the marsh was still beautiful with birds and deer, even quite a few large gulls-- the plus side of the winter that I enjoyed was the empty trails. Would be a fabulous paddle trail too."

"Beautiful park with lots to do. Its maintained very well especially due too park admission fee's but its well worth the fee..."

"What a wonderful place. We saw deer as you see there were many of them we saw a flock of pelicans, lots of ducks, and there were plenty of squirrels. We went to the visitors center it was a little disappointed due to there was not much there. The change in colors was awesome. Lots of trails and there is no way you can walk them all. It does cost $6 per adult. So if you are looking for a good time on the weekend and want to relax and love nature go and check it out it's the best $6 you will spend."

Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge has 4.6 stars from 1365 reviews.

The address of Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge is 9601 Fossil Ridge Rd, Fort Worth, Texas, US.