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Burger's Lake
10Best Says
Forget the man-made stuff--the best water parks are the ones created by nature itself. Case in point: Burger's Lake, a 1950s-era spring-fed watering hole located on the outskirts of Fort Worth.... Read More
Forget the man-made stuff--the best water parks are the ones created by nature itself. Case in point: Burger's Lake, a 1950s-era spring-fed watering hole located on the outskirts of Fort Worth. Offering sandy beaches, a plethora of diving boards, a 20-foot-high slide and a 25-foot trapeze that swings over the water--this retro swimming spot has something for everyone, no matter what age they are. In addition to swimming, the 30-acre park features tennis and volleyball courts-- as well as grills, picnic tables and concession stands. And though it's a slight hike from Dallas (about 45 minutes from downtown) this aquatic treasure makes the trek worthwhile.
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Ilene Jacobs
Dallas Local Expert
- Water Parks: "Burger's Lake is open daily from Mother's Day through Labor Day. Be forewarned, the place gets inundated with crowds on weekends."
- Best for Water Parks Because: Burger's Lake offers endless hours of old-fashioned family fun.
