Log Cabin Village

Escape the present...experience the past!

What makes it fun

Let's go back to when things were easier...ok maybe not easier but definitely slower. Slow things down with an educational and fun date at Log Cabin Village. Nestled amidst the city's urban landscape, this historic log cabin village preserves and showcases Texas pioneer life through its collection of authentically restored log cabins and structures. Couples can stroll hand in hand along the winding paths, exploring the quaint buildings and learning about the region's rich history together. With its peaceful atmosphere and educational exhibits, Log Cabin Village provides a unique date experience that celebrates the heritage of Fort Worth.

Google Reviews

Log Cabin Village

4.7

Based on 658 reviews

Soso

12:10 19 Sep 24

Marco Carrazco

12:09 19 Sep 24

Beautiful place to visit

Narine Bourgeois

20:32 18 Sep 24

Such a great place to visit with your family. Great hosts, and very educational.

LaRhonda H

23:43 12 Aug 24

Daniel España

17:20 07 Aug 24

Dave Cipriani

16:33 22 Apr 24

Cool, historical village with many log cabins and lots of information. Also, found lots of people along the way that explained how times were back when the log cabins where inhabited and did demonstrations.

Charity Wickliffe

22:38 21 Mar 24

My kids and I had such a fun day experiencing life from the 1800s at Log Cabin Village! The interpreters were very knowledgeable and engaging. You can tell they love what they do! There were so many things to see and learn from the 1800s. When we left, my daughter said "I learned a lot today!" We got to take a candle that the kids dipped in wax home with us.

Jodi

03:04 20 Mar 24

We had a great time with a group of friends today! The kids loved the hands on cabin, the staff were very informative and friendly, and it was a great immersive place to experience history and culture!

Halbling GmbH

03:57 29 Nov 23

A brilliant experience.A few more tips below.We were there with enough time for a whole day. There are various huts on the site. There is usually someone in each one to explain something (only the mill was unmanned for us). On site, everyone tells about 5-10min. Briefly something. Questions can then be asked. Because none of this was new to me, due to my interest in history. I asked very in-depth questions or specific objects that I didn't know. Most of them were very happy to talk about it and went into great detail. And showed their enthusiasm for the topic and their knowledge.Only one person really showed that I wasn't interested, which was a shame... I would have liked to ask questions. And one person had little idea (perhaps just starting out). But the last person was otherwise very open-minded and explained other things. It was a shame that this person couldn't go into more detail about some things.But it was a great experience.And at this price really something great! It's not overpriced!!!Tips:- Bring some water with you- About 2-2,5 h time. (That's enough to walk through once, talk to everyone and possibly look at something a second time afterwards).- It is not a purely passive experience.- Best in the morning in summer

Darrell Herbert

14:50 03 Nov 23

Great experience that I enjoyed it was inspiring to see the enslaved people who built most of the cabins honored. The wood working was emotional for some reason lol. I would love to work to bring this to Dallas where the Sharock cabin is.