Please scroll down and read " A fun walk back in history". The reviewer covers everything in a very complete way. We went for a toy demonstration and the docent who presented it was also the school teacher for that day. He lined the kids up and pretended they were attending school. He explained what would have been a normal... More

We spent the morning at the village. Docents helpful & knowledgable. There was a school group there using the schoolhouse but we were able to go in while they went to lunch; there was a large group who came in the afternoon but we left as they came in. Probably morning best time; also be advised they are closed on... More

Located directy next to the Fort Worth Zoo, this place is a great little stopover. Very historic log cabins and homes from the early 1800's (if not eralier). They do have attendants that often dress up in period attire. However, this attraction is not as big as you might think but a must for any history buffs

My granddaughter had her 8 year old birthday party at The Log Cabin Village. They had people dressed in costume demonstrating things from the past. It was a nice change for a party. You can go across the street afterward for a picnic or cake and ice cream.

This is just a great outing for the kids to learn about some history and see how the people lived in the early 1900's. The grounds are beautiful.

Great place to teach the kids or grandkids about history and life at mid-century - the 19th century! Docents were informative and in period.

A wonderful place to check out. Real log cabins with a little bit about the history of each one. Watch how they used to make soap and candles and thijngs. There's one cabin where a very young boy held off an indian raid for many days until his father returned from hunting I think! You gotta see this if you... More

The log cabin village is not open in the evenings, their hours are 9 - 5PM during weekdays, and 1 - 5 PM Sat and Sun, the gate closes at 4:30. It is across the street from the Fort Worth Zoo, tucked away on the side of a hill with many shade trees. There is sufficient parking. The entrance is... More

This is a great place to visit so that you can see what life was like 100 to 150 years go. It's very educational as well. Children and adults alike can see a horse being shod or watch local craftpersons making their crafts. Often times, old timey musicians are there to perform the music of days gone by. This is... More