On the West Side of Fort Worth, between Camp Bowie Boulevard and Vickery, Ridglea Hills is a vibrant and energetic neighborhood. Just six miles west of Fort Worth‘s Central Business District, Ridglea Hills is an eclectic part of town that offers easy access to everything in West Fort Worth, the Cultural District as well as fabulous shopping and amazing restaurants.

Today, this wonderful neighborhood is home to over 1300 families of all ages. Nestled in the rolling hills, Ridglea Hills Elementary School, Ridglea Hills Park and beautiful Luther Lake are a just a few of the focal points of the neighborhood. The lake is beautiful all year but becomes a real attraction during the Christmas season with the reflection of lights on the water.

The Ridglea Hills area was founded by A. C. Luther “The Father of Ridglea” in the 1920’s when he bought three miles of pasture land along what later became Camp Bowie and established a golf course in 1935. A beautiful residential area was soon built to accompany the golf course and Ridglea Hills was born.

Ridglea Hills Neighborhood Association has a very large and active membership. It is continuously awarded as one of Fort Worth’s finest neighborhoods. RHNA host events year round including an Easter Egg Hunt, Fourth of July Parade and Halloween in the Hills. There is something for all ages to enjoy.