Roadside help at Fort Worth Stockyards
The Stockyards National Historic District sits on Fort Worth's north side along Exchange Avenue and North Main Street, home to the daily cattle drive, rodeos and honky-tonks. Weekend crowds and brick streets make driving slow, and many visitors park once and walk for hours.
- Open 24/7
- Price before dispatch
- No membership
- English y Español
Parking
Parking is mostly paid surface lots off East Exchange Avenue, such as the Horseshoe Lot and Lots 2 and 3, along with street spaces and valet near Mule Alley. The lots leave room to work on a car but fill up on weekends, so the lot name and row help, and street parking needs a cross street.
So the technician finds you
- Remember the lot name, like the Horseshoe Lot or Lot 2, and your row.
- On the street, give the block and cross street, for example East Exchange Avenue at Rodeo Plaza.
- Crowds slow every vehicle in the district, so stay with the car instead of walking off to look for help.
- After a long night out, turn everything off and wait in the car with the doors locked.
Nearby
Questions
01Can you reach me in a Stockyards parking lot on a busy Saturday?
Yes, though weekend crowds slow every vehicle in the district. Give us the lot name, your row and your car's color, and keep your hazards on.
02I locked my keys in the car near Exchange Avenue. What do I tell dispatch?
The street or lot name, the nearest cross street or landmark, and your car's make and color. Stay close by with ID so the technician can confirm the car is yours before opening it.