Visit Victory Forest: Hours, Fitness, Programs & Event Rentals
Victory Forest Community Center is a City of Fort Worth recreation facility at 3427 Hemphill Street, Fort Worth, TX 76110, serving the Rosemont and surrounding South Fort Worth neighborhoods. Visitors can use its gymnasium, Gold Tier fitness center, computer lab, playground and recreation programs, while families and organizations can request rooms for approved events.
Information reviewed October 28, 2026. Program schedules, holiday access and reservation availability can change.
Hours: When Can You Visit?
The City lists the following regular facility hours. These are building hours, not guaranteed times for every class, basketball session or fitness activity.
| Day | Operating hours |
|---|---|
| Monday–Thursday | 6:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. |
| Friday | 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. |
| Saturday | 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. |
If visiting on a holiday, during severe weather or close to closing time, call 817-392-8200.
Membership Cards and Day Pass Prices
Fort Worth requires a community center membership card for programs and open-play activities. Bring identification such as a driver’s license, state-issued ID or birth certificate. Membership cards can be used at other City of Fort Worth community centers and Haws Athletic Center.
| Pass or membership | Fort Worth resident | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
| Youth annual (17 or younger) | Free | $45 |
| Adult annual (18–59) | $40 | $60 |
| Senior annual (60+) | $20 | $35 |
| Family annual (5 at one address) | $100 | $150 |
| Military annual | $30 | $30 |
| Adult day pass | $7 | $14 |
| Youth day pass | Free | $6 |
| Senior day pass | $5 | $10 |
| Military day pass | $6 | Confirm with center |
How to Obtain a Membership
- Select the right option. Choose a day pass, annual community center membership or fitness membership according to your activity.
- Check resident pricing. Confirm whether your address qualifies for the Fort Worth resident rate.
- Prepare identification. Have a driver’s license, state ID or birth certificate available.
- Use the official membership page. Review the applicable fees and choose the City’s purchase link.
- Complete payment and registration. Follow the authorized system’s instructions and retain your membership card or confirmation.
Gold Tier Fitness Center: Prices and Access
Victory Forest contains a roughly 2,000-square-foot fitness room classified by Fort Worth as Gold Tier. This category offers a larger fitness area with cardio and weight-training equipment.
A Gold Tier fitness membership includes annual community center membership and provides access to City Gold, Silver and Bronze Tier fitness facilities.
| Gold Tier plan | Resident | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
| Adult monthly | $24 | $48 |
| Adult annual | $190 | $380 |
| Youth monthly | $19 | $38 |
| Youth annual | $145 | $290 |
| Senior monthly | $18 | $36 |
| Senior annual | $140 | $280 |
| Family monthly | $52 | $98 |
| Family annual | $540 | $1,030 |
| Military monthly | $20 | $20 |
| Military annual | $158 | $158 |
For example, an eligible Fort Worth adult resident paying $24 monthly would spend $288 across 12 months; the published $190 annual option is $98 less for that period. Compare plans before paying, accounting for how long you expect to use the gym.
Gold Tier membership may also be useful if you visit several Fort Worth facilities. To compare a lower-tier alternative, read the Como Community Center fitness and membership guide, which covers a Bronze Tier recreation center in Fort Worth.
Possible insurance benefit: Fort Worth says some eligible participants may qualify for fitness membership through programs such as Renew Active or SilverSneakers. Ask the front desk to check your eligibility rather than assuming enrollment is automatic.
Facilities and Activities Available
Gold Tier cardio and strength-training equipment in an approximately 2,000-square-foot fitness area.
Sports and open-play opportunities, subject to programmed activity times and membership rules.
A kitchen supporting recreation and educational uses, with rental access subject to approval.
Computers available as a listed facility feature. Check access hours and any participation requirements.
Flexible spaces for scheduled activities, classes and approved community events.
Outdoor space suitable for family recreation and eligible rentals, with usage conditions set by the City.
Visitors comparing gymnasiums, recreation fees and youth programs across Fort Worth can also review the Southwest Community Center visitor guide. Southwest is another City facility but has different building hours and Bronze Tier fitness access.
Children’s Programs, After-School Care and Sports
Victory Forest runs youth recreation programs, sports and supervised activities. Eligibility is determined by each program’s age range, enrollment period and published requirements.
| 2026–27 program | Official listing |
|---|---|
| After School Program | Ages 5–12; listed at $30; August 10, 2026–May 21, 2027. |
| Middle School Program | Ages 13–15; listed at $20; August 10, 2026–May 21, 2027. |
| Open-play basketball | Fall 2026 listing for ages 21–69; activity marked free. |
| Open-play pickleball | Fall 2026 sessions with age requirements varying by listing; activity marked free. |
| Youth sports | Seasonal leagues and activities; check the current City registration calendar. |
How to Register a Child
- Open the official center page. Choose Programs & Activities, After School & Camps or Youth Sports.
- Filter by Victory Forest. Confirm the program is held at 3427 Hemphill Street rather than another Fort Worth center.
- Verify age and dates. Review participant age, session period, activity days and any registration deadlines.
- Check the fee. Determine whether the amount applies per session or another billing period.
- Complete registration. Supply the required guardian and participant information using the official platform.
- Confirm attendance arrangements. Ask about pickup authorization, school-day transportation, supplies, snacks and program closures.
Older-Adult Activities and Community Events
Victory Forest participates in Fort Worth’s Best Years Club activities for older adults. Published fall 2026 programming includes social gatherings, games, educational activities and fitness opportunities.
The center’s recent calendar also lists family movie nights, seasonal cultural celebrations and senior social events. Check exact dates before traveling because these activities do not run every day.
For older adults: ask staff whether the scheduled activity is free, whether you need a center membership card, and whether advance registration is required.
Victory Forest Community Park and Walking Trail
Victory Forest Community Center is beside Victory Forest Community Park, an approximately 11.07-acre City park. The community center opened in 2017, while the park’s dedication dates to 2010.
A paved trail extends about 0.75 miles south toward Willing Avenue through a former rail-line corridor. The park has a history of neighborhood-led improvement and tree planting.
| Community center | 3427 Hemphill Street, Fort Worth, TX 76110 |
|---|---|
| Park listing | 1000 W. Biddison Street, Fort Worth, TX 76110 |
| Park hours | 5 a.m.–10 p.m. daily, according to the City |
| Park trail | Approximately 0.75 mile of paved trail toward Willing Avenue |
Room Rentals: Parties, Meetings, Gym and Kitchen
Victory Forest has spaces available for approved birthdays, family gatherings, business meetings and other events. The City lists a courtyard/patio, dance room, half or full gymnasium, kitchen, large multipurpose/meeting room and performance stage. AV/projector connectivity is listed.
Published Fort Worth Rental Rates
The following are City-wide rates by rental category. The specific space assigned at Victory Forest, rental availability and total charges must be confirmed through the City’s reservation system.
| Rental space | Individual / nonprofit | For-profit |
|---|---|---|
| Small multipurpose room | $35/hour | $60/hour |
| Medium multipurpose room | $50/hour | $80/hour |
| Large multipurpose room | $60/hour | $100/hour |
| Kitchen | $30/hour | $60/hour |
| Half gymnasium | $50/hour | $100/hour |
| Full gymnasium | $75/hour | $150/hour |
Deposits and Extra Charges
| Item | Published charge |
|---|---|
| Refundable reservation deposit | $150 |
| Outside-hours staffing | $35/hour individual/nonprofit; $70/hour for-profit |
| Gym floor covering | $100 |
| Bounce house, where approved | $75/hour |
For a broader comparison of room types, budgeting and deposits, see our community center rental planning and booking guide.
Rules That Matter Before Booking
- Reserve at least 14 days before the event.
- Outside-hours rentals require at least 30 days’ notice and a two-hour minimum.
- Reservations may be made up to six months in advance.
- Reservations must be made online or in person; telephone reservations are not permitted.
- Setup, decorating, breakdown and cleanup belong inside the reserved time.
- Tables and chairs may be provided in limited quantities; confirm the approved layout.
- Alcohol, smoking, vaping, illegal drugs and certain litter-producing decorations are prohibited.
- Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing; refunds depend on timing and approval.
How to Reserve a Room at Victory Forest
- Choose the intended space. Decide whether you need a meeting room, gym, kitchen, dance room or patio.
- Check your event details. Prepare date, backup date, guest count, event type and required equipment.
- Allow sufficient lead time. Follow the 14-day standard booking requirement or 30-day outside-hours requirement.
- Open the City’s rental information page. Use its official Book Now link to access the reservation platform.
- Find Victory Forest. Select the appropriate facility and available space, then review fees and terms.
- Submit your booking. Complete the authorized reservation process and required payment, retaining confirmation.
Directions, Neighborhood and First-Time Arrival
Victory Forest Community Center is at 3427 Hemphill Street in Fort Worth’s 76110 ZIP code. It serves the Rosemont area south of downtown Fort Worth.
For a first-time visit, use the community center’s Hemphill Street address rather than the separate Biddison Street park listing.
Use the Hemphill Street address and enter through the designated community center entrance. Bring your membership information and ID if needed.
Ask the organizer for your room, approved arrival time, parking instructions and any special entry arrangements.
Contact Fort Worth Parks and Recreation before the visit to request available accommodations and confirm access to the specific room or activity.
Check park hours separately and use the official Victory Forest Park listing for trail information.
Before-You-Go Checklist
- Verify today’s building hours and holiday changes.
- Check the exact program, court or open-play schedule.
- Bring identification when obtaining membership.
- Know whether you need a day pass, annual membership or Gold Tier fitness membership.
- Confirm eligibility, ages, fees and registration for youth activities.
- For rental visits, save the booking confirmation and include setup time.
- Check the community center address, not only the nearby park address.
- Call staff if accessibility, equipment or space availability is essential.
For general advice on comparing membership access, program registration and facility schedules across recreation facilities, read our community recreation center visitor guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Victory Forest Community Center located?
Victory Forest Community Center is located at 3427 Hemphill Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76110, in the Rosemont area.
What is the Victory Forest Community Center phone number?
The main phone number is 817-392-8200. Call for program schedules, membership questions and rental information.
What are Victory Forest Community Center’s hours?
Regular hours are Monday through Thursday 6 a.m.–8 p.m., Friday 6 a.m.–6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m.–5 p.m. Holiday and activity schedules may differ.
Is Victory Forest Community Center open on Sunday?
Yes. The City lists Sunday hours from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., subject to holiday or special closures.
How much is an adult day pass?
The City lists adult day passes at $7 for Fort Worth residents and $14 for nonresidents. Standard access does not automatically include Gold Tier fitness equipment.
Does Victory Forest have a fitness gym?
Yes. Victory Forest has a Gold Tier fitness facility with approximately 2,000 square feet of cardio and weight-training space. A qualifying fitness membership is required.
Does Victory Forest Community Center offer after-school programs?
Yes. Published 2026–27 listings include an after-school program for ages 5–12 and a middle school program for ages 13–15. Confirm current availability and registration requirements with the City.
Can I rent Victory Forest Community Center for a birthday party?
Yes. Available rental categories include meeting rooms, patio, kitchen, gymnasium and other approved spaces. Reserve through Fort Worth’s official system, subject to dates, fees and rules.
How far in advance must I book a rental?
The City requires at least 14 days for standard rentals. Outside-hours reservations require 30 days’ notice and a minimum of two hours.
Does Victory Forest Community Center have a park and walking trail?
Yes. Victory Forest Community Park is beside the center and has a paved trail extending about 0.75 mile toward Willing Avenue. Park hours differ from community center hours.
Official Information and Final Actions
Use these City of Fort Worth resources when you are ready to confirm a detail, register, purchase a membership or reserve a room.
- Victory Forest Community Center: official hours, events and contact
- Annual membership and day pass pricing
- Gold Tier fitness membership and fee schedule
- Facility rental rates, policies and reservation access
- Victory Forest Community Park and trail
Independent visitor guide. This website does not operate Victory Forest Community Center, process City memberships or manage facility reservations. Confirm changing schedules, policies, fees and registration status directly with the City of Fort Worth.