Phillip E. S.
6/15/2023
This park wasn't nearly as bad as the other reviews led me to believe; however, I must concur with at least two observations: the park was strewn with litter and do not visit after daylight hours....
Ciquio Vasquez Park
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1000 Echo Lake Dr S
Fort Worth, TX 76110
Ciquio Vasquez Park, nestled in Fort Worth, TX, is a 41.3-acre green haven offering a variety of recreational amenities. Visitors can enjoy backstops, a basketball court, benches, bleachers, electrical boxes, multiple-purpose slabs, park lighting, parking lots, playgrounds, restrooms, shelters, softball/baseball fields, stand-alone swings, tables, and water features.
The park holds a poignant history, with its renaming approved by the City Council to honor Ciquio Vasquez, a local figure renowned for his military service during the Korean War and founding of Southside Little League. Additionally, the park commemorates Officer Patrick Zamarripa, who lost his life on duty in 2016. The park's renovation, allocated $5 million in the 2022 Bond Program, is a testament to preserving the legacy of these influential community members.
Ciquio Vasquez Park stands as a living tribute to the rich heritage of Fort Worth, offering a serene escape for residents and visitors alike to engage in outdoor activities and reflect on the enduring legacies of those who have shaped the community.
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2.04 reviews
Omar M.
7/14/2019
Update: the park seems a lot safer now and the park rangers cleaned up the park and lake it's a lot cleaner now but the lake has been drained out . It was a good fishing spot while it lasted but...
Noel S.
6/22/2018
Saw those few pics from 2 years ago and was hoping to catch a few bass in the lake. At first, from a distance, this park seemed to be decent and the lake looked nice. After getting off the car and...
Jason R.
1/28/2015
What a dump and I do mean dump. Trash everywhere. In the lake, around the lake, in the park. This was my worst experience fishing ever. There are actually shopping carts dumped in the water...
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