Colonial Village

I went to Log Cabin Village as a kid in elementary school, I've always wanted to go back and take my daughter who's 19. We finally went and it was awesome! Love the history and peace you feel there. Everyone was great and very informative. We will go back again.

This little village is adorable place to visit. You get to learn about history of Fortworth and see what they did and where they lived. In every little house there is a person who explains you what people used to do and the way they lived. The staff are very kind and approachable, and they make the village an even more beautiful place.

We enjoyed our experience! We loved learning about the history, enjoyed speaking to the cast who knew all the history. Was a nice walking in a well shaded area. It was just my husband and I this time but we will definitely bring our kiddos next time.

Go to the FortWorth cabin village early so you can avoid the heat and have hardly any waiting time for cabin watching and also to get a good parking spot. Paid $7 (cash/card) for adult ticket entrance and they’ll provide a cabin village map. The overall experience was great! The entrance employees made me laugh and that made the first time experience memorable, specially since I barely found out of this place! The walkthrough was a learning experience with each cabin having a historian explaining the background of the cabin and the rich cultural history of the home. Some cabins do have home items that you can touch and the Wickian cabin (last cabin on the map) does allow for you to experience how to make a candle. The employee in the candle cabin was informative and knowledgeable of the candle making process, you can tell she enjoys working in the village! There are fans in the cabins so you can cool off while you hear the historians speak.