This park is in the Tandy & Wakefield Addition of east Fort Worth (Meadowbrook area). Its playground received renovations in 1998. It shares its name with a nearby elementary school.
A playground area surrounded by post oaks define this pocket park. Visitors can play a game of pick-up basketball or a competitive game of soccer.
The geology is Grayson Marl and Main Street Limestone of the Cretaceous. Grayson Marl consists of greenish-gray thinly interbedded limestone with nodular bits of shale, sand and fossiliferous material. The Main Street Limestone is hard, thin interbedded gray and white layers.
The soils at the park of the Rader series, which consists of deep, well drained, slowly permeable soils that formed in clayey and loamy alluvium derived from sandstone and shale. These soils occur on gently sloping stream terraces and terrace remnants on ancient inland dissected coastal plains.
The park is small and used for soccer, basketball and the playground. It is maintained through mowing. The dominant vegetation of interest are the post oaks.
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4719 Hampshire Boulevard, Fort Worth 76103 View Map
4719 Hampshire Boulevard , Fort Worth 76103
Sagamore Hills Pocket Park
Sagamore Hills Pocket Park basketball court
Sagamore Hills Pocket Park Hours:Open from Dawn to Dusk