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Airfield Falls Conservation Park

4.4 (28 reviews)

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Phillip E. S.

Needed to get out for some exercise in order to rehab my back after screwing it up. Figured the best way to do so was in finding a city park and enjoying what it had to offer. I have never been here before and really enjoyed the layout of the parking, tables, and the informational signage. There were two historical signs that I found very appropriate. I walked all the way to the first "waterfall", and, of course, I took a lot of pictures. The walkways are part of the larger Trinity Trails, so I can imagine they go out for quite a distance. If you decided to walk farther than yours truly, please bring water and comfortable footwear. Most of the trail was shaded, and I enjoyed foliage and plants. There were other people out here as well. I'll definitely come back.

Kerissa B.

Recently I took a friend here and they had no idea it existed so I wanted to be sure to write a review. A lovely trail to a local waterfall. In the spring, it can't be beat.

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Monie H.

A lovely waterfall in Fort Worth!! This is a nice place along the Trinity Trails in Fort Worth. The area near the waterfall is perfect for a picnic. There were actually two ladies enjoying cheese & wine when we walked the trail. There are also some benches in the area. When you first start walking along the creek, it's impossible to not notice all the trash along the water. That's sad. It seems as though a parks service crew could be sent to clean it up. As you walk farther along the trail, it's a lot cleaner. It was nice to envision how this part of the trail connects to other parts. Here, the trail is totally flat, but is conducive to a nice powerwalk, run, family outing, etc. You could even walk to your favorite lunch spot as you cross 183 or White Settlement. My hubby took some pics of the signs at the park entrance which give you some interesting information on the conservation efforts in the park, as well as the original airfield.

An interesting interpretation of an airplane!
Garry H.

Everyone enjoys the great outdoors and water, I think. I saw pictures of the waterfall from other yelpers and had to go see them myself. When we pulled in, even the parking lot is outdoor art. Really interesting how they did this. The entrance has a huge art piece representing an airplane. Very cool. Several signs give you some info on the park. It's about a 1/4 mile walk to the falls. As others have said, you definitely want to go right after it has rained, so the falls will be roaring! Since we're in the middle of a dry spell, the water was very low and barely flowing. But that's ok, it's still a beautiful place. There were lots of people out, walking and biking. All the paths are concrete and very flat, making for a very easy walk. You'll love this place. Come check it out!

Lauren H.

Beautiful views. We walked only about half a mile because we had other errands but really wanted to check this place out. The weather was perfect and walking across the bridges was lovely. The sounds of the animals and water was calming. I would like to visit here more often and hopefully walk further.

An amazing place to take your dog out for a walk and the scenery is unmatched. One of the best places I've been to

Diane K.

Airfield Falls Conservation Park has very limited parking space, but once you manage to find a spot you'll be able to see the tail of their very prominent plane.  From the lot, there's a short easy trail you can follow to see things up close and personal :-) Over and above the aircraft, the waterfall here is lovely and the trail that runs by the river is quite enjoyable.   The trail runs through flowers, and you'll see honeybees and butterflies as you follow it.  This is a great place to enjoy a weekend afternoon outing!

Stephanie S.

This place is just beautiful! We stayed and played in the water for a good 3 hours on a hot March day early Covid. We opened up some areas where the water wasn't flowing and bogging up with Ick which is a great work out. The kids loved walking along the waterfall with our RBT. Great time! Planning to go back very soon.

Christian M.

Who knew there is a natural water fall in Fort Worth. The park with trails and bridges is pretty new. Nice wildflowers along the path leading to the water fall. I suggest you go right after or during it rains. Pics were taken one day after rain...i am not sure how much water 'falls' in time it didn't just rain. From the parking lot it's a 6 min walk to the falls.

Beautiful location! Looks best after weeks of rain!

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It was an awesome place to take the kids the only bad thing was all the plastic trash in and around the water

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Are dogs allowed in the water?

Yes! It's just an old river run off run off. Dogs are everywhere as are kids. I believe pick up bags are there too.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are walking along the trail all the time.

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Aaaaamazing!!! This…read morepark checks every box. Walkable, bike friendly, and perfect for a solid run. The trail is paved and lined with mile markers, which I always appreciate. Each bridge has clear street signs and access points with stairs or exits, so you can hop on or off wherever you need. There are also location markers along the trail, (for emergency purposes )which is great for safety in such a large park. Playgrounds are scattered throughout, and there is even a basketball court tucked under a bridge with really cool graffiti that gives it some personality. The park is clean. Like noticeably clean. Restrooms are mostly portable, but many are enclosed in small structures so they blend in better and are not an eyesore. And yes, they were clean. You will find kayaking launch areas, fishing spots, picnic tables, and benches everywhere. There is plenty of space to spread out without feeling isolated. It is not overcrowded, but you are not alone either. The crowd felt easygoing, and cyclists were respectful. I felt completely safe the entire time. There are multiple paths to switch things up, plus a few shorter gravel routes if you want a change of pace. I even spotted e bike stations along the way. Honestly, this park sits right in the heart of Fort Worth and makes it feel like you do not even need a car in this part of DFW. One of the best runs I have had in a while.

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Took the little people who I babysit out for a day of fun…read more We love parks and had never been here before so decided to check it out. There is foam matting to break falls (because we know they will happen), there's bench tables as well as other places to sit. I liked that the park was set up for different ages and was inclusive, however we apparently went on a day when most kids were out of school so there were times that the big kids were running around and almost knocking over the little kids or big kids playing in areas that are intended for smaller kids. Would we go back? The kids loved it and said they had fun and want to go back so that's what really matters.

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