Fort Worth Stockyards Station

The Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District stands as one of America's most authentic Western heritage destinations, preserving the spirit of the Old West while offering modern entertainment and shopping experiences. This sprawling historic district features 46 bars and restaurants, 54 unique shops, and over 20 must-see attractions, all set against the backdrop of Fort Worth's legendary cattle trading history. The centerpiece attraction is the world's only twice-daily cattle drive, where Texas Longhorns are herded down Exchange Avenue, recreating the iconic scenes that made Fort Worth famous as "Cowtown." Visitors can explore everything from Western wear boutiques and artisan shops to live music venues, rodeo events, and historic tours that bring the American frontier to life. With its blend of authentic history, entertainment venues, dining options, and specialty retail, the Stockyards offers an immersive experience that transports visitors back to the days when Fort Worth was the last major stop on the Chisholm Trail.

The Fort Worth Stockyards attracts a diverse mix of tourists and locals seeking authentic Western heritage experiences, with strong appeal to families, history enthusiasts, and visitors aged 25-65. The trade area draws from the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, capturing middle to upper-middle income households interested in entertainment, dining, and cultural attractions. Primary visitors include domestic and international tourists, as well as local residents seeking weekend entertainment and special occasion dining experiences. The center benefits from Fort Worth's position as a major cultural destination, attracting visitors who value experiential retail combined with historical authenticity and Western heritage.