Airfield Falls Conservation Park

Airfield Falls Conservation Park is a small park hosting Tarrant County's largest natural waterfall in Westworth Village not far from downtown Fort Worth.  A paved trail leads from the trailhead to the waterfall and on to West Fork Trinity River.  The trailhead and park is managed by the Tarrant Regional Water District as part of the Trinity Trails.  The park is located on the east side of Naval Air Station JRB and there is a partial replica of a McDonnell Douglas C-19 at the trailhead.

Directions:

From Fort Worth, head west on I-30 for about 3 miles to exit 9B.  At the end of the off-ramp, turn right on Horne Street and go 0.3 miles then bear left on Roaring Springs Road.  Drive for 1.6 miles and turn right to go around and get on Pumphrey Drive.  The park entrance is on the right in 0.1 miles.

Trails:

Airfield Falls Trail:

Airfield Falls Trail is a paved trail that leads past the waterfall and on to West Fork Trinity River.

Points of Interest:

Airfield Falls:

Airfield Falls is a 15-foot waterfall on Farmers Branch, the largest natural waterfall in Tarrant County.

McDonnell Douglas C-19:

There is a partial replica of a McDonnell Douglas C-19 aircraft at the trailhead.

Wildlife:

Meadow garlic (Allium canadense)

Blog Entries:

15-Apr-2023: Texas Bluebonnets

External Links:

Tarrant Regional Water District website: https://trinitytrailsfw.com/airfieldfalls/