Just west of Fort Worth, Weatherford is a place where front porches are made for sitting, community roots run deep, and history lives on in the heart of town. It’s a city where hometown pride is strong, neighbors look out for one another, and life moves at a comfortable pace.

You’ll find historic homes, kids fishing at the lake, and locals catching up at the farmer’s market or one of the town’s many festivals. With a charming downtown, beautiful parks, and wide-open spaces, Weatherford offers a lifestyle that feels both easy and grounded.

 

Living in Weatherford means having options — whether you’re dreaming of wide-open land or a home in a close-knit neighborhood, you’ll find the perfect fit here. It’s a place where both space and community go hand in hand.

You’re just a 30-minute drive from Fort Worth, but with all the essentials close by, most residents are happy to stay put and enjoy the small-town feel with modern perks.

 

• Historic Downtown – A true gem. The courthouse square is lined with antique shops, boutiques, coffee spots, and restaurants.
• First Monday Trade Days – A long-standing tradition. It’s part flea market, part farmer’s market, and a favorite local gathering spot.
• Lake Weatherford – Great for boating, kayaking, fishing, and enjoying the Texas sunset. The boardwalk and hiking trails are a big draw too.
• Parker County Peach Festival – Held each July, this beloved event celebrates all things peach with local vendors, live music, and fun for the whole family.

While you'll find familiar chains around town, Weatherford's local food scene shines with down-home comfort and creative flavors.

• Fire Oak Grill – Upscale yet cozy. Steaks, seafood, and Southern classics served with Texas hospitality.
• Shep’s Place – Burgers, wings, and a solid craft beer selection in a laid-back setting. A go-to for casual hangouts.
• The Vintage Grill & Car Museum – A quirky local favorite where you can grab a burger and browse classic cars.
• Antebellum Ale House – Great patio, cold beer, and elevated pub food. It’s a favorite spot to unwind after a long day.
• Sunny Street Café – Local breakfast and brunch spot that hits the spot every time.

Weatherford ISD is known for its strong community involvement and family-focused atmosphere. Whether you're cheering on the Roos at a Friday night football game or attending a school play, there’s always something happening.

• Elementary Schools
  Austin, Crockett, Curtis, Ikard, Martin, Seguin, and Wright
• Middle Schools
  Hall and Tison
• High School
  Weatherford High School

• Clark Gardens – 35 acres of stunning gardens, trails, and wildlife just east of town.
• Holland Lake Park – Shaded trails, a fishing dock, playground, and picnic areas make it a great family-friendly spot.
• Splash Kingdom Wild West – A summer favorite with waterslides, lazy rivers, and kid-friendly splash zones.
• Museum of the Americas – A small but fascinating museum with art and artifacts celebrating the diverse cultures of the Americas.
• Floating Boardwalk – The country’s longest floating boardwalk - the entire boardwalk and trail is 4,313 feet long, a little under a mile. This park is perfect for enjoying nature while listening to the gentle sound of water.