Melva Campbell Park
Melva Campbell Park is the city's first ever park! It is located directly behind City Hall. It has been in progress since 2019 and is finally open for play! If you are interested in renting out a space in the park for your next event, please visity our Facility Rentals page!
Proposed Master Plan Map
Parks Survey Results
City Wide Trail
Trail History
Throughout the summer and fall of 2013, the City completed a parks study to develop a long term plan for parks and trails throughout the community. As a result of the study, the City Council contracted with Freese & Nichols Engineering to create a Parks & Trails Master Plan for a citywide park system. The Master Plan was adopted by Council on February 11, 2014. Click HERE to view the Master Plan.
Click HERE to view a historical timeline of the City-Wide Trail System.
TAP Grant
In September 2014, the City was awarded the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) Grant to construct and enhance the trail system throughout the City. Westworth Village was selected as the number one project over all other cities in Tarrant County! Grant funds of $1.7M represent 80% of the project costs, with the City funding the remaining 20% (or $400K). These funds will provide walkers, runners, and cyclists access to Airfield Falls, Hwy 183 shopping areas, as well as completing the link to the Trinity Trails. Westworth Village is the head that's been missing in the Trinity Trail System. The plan includes intersection signals and crossings at Hwy 183 and Sherry Lane and a pedestrian/bicycle underpass at Hwy 183 and Pumphrey Drive. This project will be managed by the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG). Click HERE to read more about the Program on the NCTCOG website.
Airfield Falls
In addition to the City's plans for future parks and greenspace, the TRWD Board of Directors approved a contract for construction of the Airfield Falls Trailhead on Pumphrey Drive. The contract was awarded to Struhs Commercial Construction. The trailhead includes a new parking lot, picnic pavilions, restrooms, drinking fountains, and park benches. A conservation garden of native plants enhances the site and attract butterflies along the path. A military aircraft sculpture honors the history of the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (NAS JRB). Click HERE for an artist's rendering of the site. For more information, check out this video about the falls.
Historical Marker
On September 29th, 2017, a dedication ceremony was held for Westworth Village's first Texas Historical Commission historical markers. The markers are located near the entrance to Airfield Falls and commemorate the Fort Worth Army Airfield and Major Horace Seaver Carswell, Jr, United States Army Air Corps. Click HERE to learn more about the stories behind the markers.
Photos by Dean Minchillo at TRWD
To see more photos from the dedication ceremony, click HERE.