Z Boaz Park

"This is one of the few disc golf courses in FW that is woodsy and partly shaded, and the small creek running through it creates a beautiful environment. We love coming to this course. However. This place has SO much littered trash between dozens of empty plastic water bottles, hundreds of cigarette butts, and wrappers from food it is so disappointing. And you can see how all that trash eventually ends up in the creek, which has bottles and wrappers trapped in the rocks and in the branches of near by plants. Please consider picking up a piece of trash next time you play this course, and picking up after yourself. There are sufficient trash cans throughout the course, or worst case keep your trash in your disc golf bag until you get home."

"We come here all the time it's great we are always hosting family events here we even adopted a spot it was a good spot we share memories about my youngest who we lost last year"

"Z Boaz Park 11/10/2023 S Z Boaz Park Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76126 We have definitely been here before, but in an effort to visit all the parks that means revisiting all of them fresh. So, we came here the day after some rain and it was still wet. The entrance we used to get to the park off of benbrook blvd is not fun with the extra large potholes. I do not recommend. Make sure to enter and exit off of Winscott unless you want to be shaken up like a can of soda being held by a toddler. We did our normal thing here, there's not anything the boys aren't used to seeing. Chris (18 months) got a kick out of the lower slides and made a constant loop up the stairs down the slide. Jack (3) and Sam (2) love the various climbing ladders and Sam (2) is getting more confident in the one that looks like tllittle text boxes welded together. The tall tube slides were a big hit for all 3 but especially the older 2. Chris (18 months) only went down the tall tube slide funky once or twice and even after crying for a short time he still wanted to try again and from then on didn't have a problem with it. We always love a good merry go round even though it takes extra close supervision from me so nobody gets hurt or falls off. Jackson (3) worked on his big boy swing skills even though he really just wanted the baby swing. It's a work in progress to get him to understand that he's getting too big for baby/toddler swings. Chris (18 months) did find some spinning pieces on a letter board and thay entertained him for a short time when he lost the staircase to get back to his slide. We love this park. There's a trail off the back into the trees you can follow, but we didn't do that this time with the mud."

"The park has a ton of room for running around and lots of pavement for riding scooters or bikes. There’s also a large open field for playing soccer, and an official field that’s gated. The gazebo is a decent size too!"

"South Boaz Park offers a maze of shady trails through brushy areas, a mostly dry creek bed, and vast green spaces under shade trees for dogs to roam and play unleashed. Little League teams also practice on the playing fields. My two dogs love this place. I've made just about as many friendly acquaintances as they have. This park is a must for friendly and socialized dogs and people."