Fort Worth is inviting residents to submit ideas for the design of Cibolo Hill Park, to be built on the city’s northwest side near Business 287 and Bonds Ranch Road.
City officials held the first session on Aug. 27 to gather input for the park, which will be built in the Cibolo Hills master-planned community under development.
City representatives and consultants from Kimley-Horn and Associates asked residents for feedback on park features, concerns and community needs. The ideas will inform the park’s design concept, with a follow-up meeting planned to review proposals before moving ahead, city officials said.
The city plans a neighborhood park with potential for future expansion as the community grows, city representatives said. The acre park is intended to serve the immediate neighborhood, but will be open to the public.
In June, the Fort Worth City Council authorized up to $560,000 for an engineering agreement with Kimley-Horn.
At the meeting, city and Kimley-Horn representatives asked residents to indicate their preferences and dislikes for specific park features, such as types of play equipment and amenities.
The team also provided surveys via QR codes and invited participants to write notes or make verbal comments during the meeting.
Parents emphasized the need for fenced playgrounds and buffers near pools and retail areas. Residents also asked about potential future phases of the development and whether the city would require additional parks and amenities.
Additionally, residents asked for specifics like basketball courts, nature preserves, community gardens and educational and interactive components.
At the second meeting, not yet scheduled, city and Kimley-Horn representatives will present the concept plan and seek more detailed input, they said.
Cibolo Hill Park Public Input Meeting
Documenter: Tekisha Hobbs
Date: Aug. 27, 2026
Learn more about this meeting by clicking here.
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