City of Farmers Branch, TX
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City of Farmers Branch
Farmers Branch, Texas, officially an inner-ring suburb of Dallas, is a historic and vibrant community known for its rich roots and welcoming, small-city character. First settled in the early 1850s, the area developed around fertile farmland and early local enterprises, eventually becoming widely recognized during the 1840s as a key location of the Texan Land and Emigration Company, which attracted settlers from across the U.S. and Europe. Today, Farmers Branch blends its agricultural heritage with modern suburban amenities, offering numerous parks, community events, and convenient access to the broader Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. As of the 2020 census, the city is home to 35,991 residents, reflecting ongoing steady growth and a well-established residential base.
Dallas County
Approx 38K
2026 Estimate
36
$88K
58% Own
42% Rent
$430K
2026 Estimate
City of Farmers Branch Fast Facts
County: Dallas County
Population: Approx 38K (2026)
Median Age: 36
Average Household Income: 88K
Housing: 58% own / 42% rent
Average Home Price: $430K (2026)
Government & City Services
Essential Farmers Branch Resources
farmersbranchtx.gov
13000 William Dodson Parkway
971-247-3131
3723 Valley View Lane
971-484-4112
3727 Valley View Lane
971-919-8770 Non-Emergency
971-484-3620 Emergency
Farmers Branch Fire Stations
971-919-2640 Non-Emergency
9-1-1 Emergency
3723 Valley View Lane
971-484-3620
9-1-1 Emergency
13613 Webb Chapel Road
971-247-2511
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Why Residents Love Farmers Branch
Farmers Branch blends historic character, parks, recreation, community services, family amenities, and convenient Dallas–Fort Worth access into one refined suburban lifestyle.
Historic Roots
First settled in the early 1850s, Farmers Branch carries a strong heritage shaped by farmland, local enterprise, and early settlers.
Modern Suburban Access
As an inner-ring Dallas suburb, Farmers Branch offers convenient access to the broader Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.
Parks & Recreation
The city features parks, preserves, playgrounds, sports fields, a skate park, recreation facilities, and aquatics amenities.
Community Amenities
Residents enjoy city services, library access, community events, cultural attractions, and recreational programs.
Attractions
Farmers Branch, Texas
Aquatics Center
14032 Heartside Place
The Aquatics Center is home to the indoor pool, the Margaret Young Natatorium and to the
outdoor water park, the Frog Pond! A large variety of aquatics programs are offered,
including a variety of swim lessons or a wide range of ages and abilities. Looking to stay
fit and active, then join one of our fun and challenging fitness classes. Our specialized
aquatics classes will certify you in CPR, First Aid, Lifeguarding a or Water Safety Instructor.
Community Recreation Center
14050 Heartside Place
971-247-4607
A 60,000-square-foot facility located in thFarmers Branch Community Recreation Centere heart
of Farmers Branch offering a variety of fitness, recreational and educational opportunities.
Farmers Branch Historical Park
2540 Farmers Branch Ln
The Farmers Branch Historical Park is an open-air and historic house museum nestled on
27 acres that traces more than 175 years of proud Farmers Branch history. The museum
complex consists of over a dozen structures, two original to the property.. These historic
buildings represent the 1840-1940 time period. The Historical Park offers many opportunities
such as guided tours, educational programs, activities, special events and rentals.
The Firehouse Theatre
2535 Valley View Ln
Community theater showcasing a range of plays from comedies to musicals in a renovated
fire station.
Phillip Shelby Hemstock Skate Park
14050 Heartside Place
Popular skate park featuring metal and pre-fabricated ramps, plus a half-pipe and rails.
Parks & Recreation
Farmers Branch Parks & Outdoor Spaces
Barney Wood Bark Park
1.44-acre dog park located next to the Farmers Branch Community Recreation Center. The Bark Park features natural grass turf and separate large and small dog areas, each with a double-gated entry, splash pad, lighting, and ample seating.
14090 Heartside PlaceJohn F. Burke Nature Preserve
The preserve is a unique ecosystem comprising upland forests and wetlands along the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in the heart of the urban Metroplex. Whether you are an avid hiker, a bird lover, a nature enthusiast, or simply someone seeking solace in the great outdoors, this newly renovated preserve offers something truly special for everyone.
1111 Valley View LnJoya at Oran Good Park
Joya is part of the Oran Good Park Complex. A popular playground, especially in the
evening hours.
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Liberty Plaza
Liberty Plaza is a park dedicated to the heroism and patriotism of our veterans and active service members.
12700 N. Stemmons FreewayMercer Park
Under construction with an expected completion by Summer 2026.
12700 Chartwell CrestMontgomery Park
Montgomery Park is a multi-sport park with sand volleyball courts and a soccer field, with plans for two lighted pickleball courts.
2807 Amber LaneOran Good Turf Park
The Farmers Branch Parks & Recreation team has transformed an old underutilized inline hockey rink into a beautiful synthetic turf soccer field. Oran Good Turf is approximately 13,500 square feet with bleachers, lights and goals. The field is available for neighborhood recreational play and pick-up games.
13411 Tom Field RoadSquire Park
A 1.5-acre neighborhood park nestled in the Valwood neighborhood. The park's amenities include basketball courts, barbecue grills, benches, and playground equipment for ages 2-12.
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City of Farmers Branch blends historic roots, Dallas County convenience, parks, aquatics, recreation, cultural attractions, community services, and welcoming small-city character into one polished suburban destination.
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