Locations in Fort Worth City Government

Henry's Animal Campus is a full-service animal shelter in Fort Worth operated by the City's Animal Care & Control department. Located on seven and a half acres, the facility provides adoptions, reclaims, rescue services, and foster support. The facility was named after Henry, a black Labrador Retriever who served as the city's animal welfare ambassador for over a decade.

Last active Jun 25, 2026

Log Cabin Village is a living history museum operated by the City of Fort Worth that preserves mid-19th century log cabins and historic structures, offering educational programs and demonstrations for visitors.

Last active Jun 24, 2026

Forest Park is a public park facility in Fort Worth managed by the City of Fort Worth Parks Department. Located in the Trinity Park area, it features recreational facilities and is home to the Forest Park Miniature Railroad, a family-oriented attraction offering scenic train rides through the forested grounds.

Last active Jun 24, 2026

Fort Worth City Hall is the primary municipal government facility housing the city manager, city council, and major city departments. Located at 100 Fort Worth Trail in downtown Fort Worth, the facility reopened in 2025 following renovation, serving as the central hub for municipal administration and public services.

Last active Jun 23, 2026

McLeland Tennis Center is a public tennis and pickleball facility in Fort Worth operated by Impact Activities. It features 16 courts (2 indoor, 14 outdoor) and offers lessons, drills, leagues, and recreational play for all skill levels.

Last active Jun 24, 2026

Panther Island is a 300-acre waterfront redevelopment project in downtown Fort Worth centered on the Trinity River, combining flood control infrastructure with mixed-use development. The project encompasses walkable neighborhoods, public spaces, entertainment venues, and green spaces, currently anchored by Panther Island Pavilion and featuring daily recreational activities along the river.

Last active Jun 30, 2026