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Fort Worth, TX

North Z Boaz Park

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Also known as: Z Boaz Park North

North Z Boaz Park is a City of Fort Worth public park located on Lackland Road in southwest Fort Worth, situated on the site of the former Z. Boaz Golf Course. The park contains open rolling grasslands, ponds, and a multi-use trail system used for walking and mountain biking, and it is home to the city's ZBonz Dog Park, an off-leash facility with separate large- and small-dog areas, shelters, and aerated ponds. The park has been the subject of city park improvement planning and grant-funded recreation projects, and it has received a public art installation through the Fort Worth Public Art program. It is distinct from the adjacent Z. Boaz South Community Park.
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Park and Recreation2
Texas Department of Transportation1
Michael D. Crain1
Dave Lewis1
Kimley-Horn1
North Central Texas Council of Governments1
Mattie Parker1
Trinity Park1
Streams & Valleys1
Consolidated Aircraft Corp.1

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3200 Lackland Road, Fort Worth, TX 76116·Show on Google Maps ↗
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September 2026

General - Consent Items
City Council Meeting →

Authorizes reallocation of up to $100,000 in PARD Dedication Fees from the North Z Boaz Park project to the Bomber Spur Trail Phase 1 project for additional engineering and construction costs, adopts an appropriation ordinance, and amends the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

…CD 3) Authorize a Reallocation of Funds in an Amount Up to $100,000.00 from the North Z Boaz Park Project to the Bomber Spur Trail Phase 1 Project, Adopt Appropriation Ordinance…

April 2026

Press Release
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Fort Worth Park & Recreation will hold the official groundbreaking for the Bomber Spur Trail on April 23 at North Z Boaz Park, a multi-use pedestrian and cycling trail along a historic WWII-era rail corridor that served the Consolidated Aircraft Corp. bomber plant.

From bombers to bicycles: Historic corridor becomes new trail

Press Release
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Frank Kent's Dream Park at Trinity Park will be closed April 13–May 6 for its annual maintenance period of deep cleaning and repairs, with alternative accessible playgrounds available at nearby locations.

Dream Park closed April 13-May 6