With its blend of suburban amenities and a laid-back vibe, Keller is a great spot to raise kids. With close-knit, family-oriented neighborhoods, it offers a welcoming atmosphere where families enjoy access to a variety of recreational amenities, from expansive parks and nature trails to recreation facilities, dining options, local shopping and more.
There’s a strong sense of community in Keller, with the city hosting various family-oriented events and festivals throughout the year, fostering connections among residents.
NEARBY:
Keller is bordered by Southlake, Westlake, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Watauga, Roanoke, Fort Worth, Grapevine and Colleyville
Keller Fast Facts
POPULATION
46,316
2023 U.S. Census
REAL ESTATE
$749,000
Median listing price, realtor.com
Neighborhood Gems
Fit4Mom Keller-Southlake: Moms can choose from programs like FIT4BABY, a 6-week prenatal series with group workouts and journaling; Stroller Strides, a fun 60-minute total-body workout that keeps little ones entertained in their strollers; and Body Well, an 8-week mom-only program focused on physical and mental transformation through workouts, nutrition, and support. keller-southlake.fit4mom.com
GCS Moms League: Open to moms from Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake, Keller and surrounding areas, the league welcomes all—whether you’re a working mom, stay-at-home mom, or a mom to school-aged kids. Members enjoy a variety of engaging activities like playgroups, book club, moms’ night out, holiday parties and breakfast socials. gcsmomsleague.org
Keller Area Moms: This non-profit group offers a wide variety of activities for moms, children and entire families like playgroups, social outings and service projects. facebook.com/groups/KellerAreaMoms
La Leche League of Fort Worth-Alliance: A discussion-based support group narrowing in on topics related to breastfeeding, providing education, information, support and encouragement to women who want to breastfeed in Keller and the surrounding area. texaslll.org/groups
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Keller Farmers Market: Nestled by the creek in scenic Bear Creek Park, this seasonal, open-air market has a wide variety of fresh Texas produce, baked goods, tamales, artisan cheese, honey, crafts and more. Kids will love the open grassy space while parents shop local and enjoy live music, chef demos and wellness presentations.
After shopping, explore the nearby trails and playgrounds for a full day of outdoor enjoyment. // 400 Bear Creek Pkwy., Keller; kellerfarmersmarket.com
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Wild Rose Heritage Center: This Keller History Museum is the perfect spot for families with small children to explore the rich local history in an engaging, hands-on way. From old-timey fire trucks to real schoolhouse relics, kids can see, touch, and imagine life from the past. // 133 Bates St., Keller; kellerhistorymuseum.com
Bear Creek Park: If your kids need to burn some excess energy, Bear Creek Park has big grassy areas perfect for kicking a ball or flopping on a blanket. It also has a shady, updated playground and peaceful walking trails that even your little scooter riders can handle. There are picnic tables, a creek kids will definitely want to throw rocks into, sand volleyball courts, a fire pit and more. // 400 Bear Creek Park Rd., Keller; cityofkeller.com
Keller Public Arts: Discover 15 permanent outdoor sculptures, rotating gallery displays inside Keller Town Hall, and strolling through the Art-on-Loan outdoor exhibition in Old Town Keller.
The newly updated Old Town Keller West area also features changing outdoor sculptures, adding something new to see throughout the year. Plus, the program hosts annual events and concerts, making it a great opportunity for family outings that inspire imagination and curiosity in children. // 1100 Bear Creek Pkwy., Keller; cityofkeller.com
Old Town Keller: This historic shopping district started as a train stop in 1881 and now is home to small museums, one-of-a-kind boutiques and tasty food. // Bates St., Keller
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The Keller Pointe: This isn’t your average rec center. It’s a full-throttle family facility where little ones stay entertained (and supervised) in the PlayZone, a drop-in childcare service, while bigger kids can dive into swim lessons, zoom down water slides, or float the lazy river at the indoor and outdoor pools. Kids can also take advantage of The Keller Pointe’s youth programs, sports leagues, and seasonal camps. For full access, you can purchase annual, monthly, or day passes. // 405 Rufe Snow Drive, Keller; thekellerpointe.com
Kids Adventure Parties & Open Play: Packed with indoor play zones built for little ones—from toddlers to early elementary—with slides, climbing structures, interactive games, and even a ball pit. There are story times, events, and party options too. // 5950 Park Vista Circle, Suite 100, Keller; kidsadventureplayhouse.com
The Little Gym of Keller: Fun for kids ages 4 months to 12 years, with parent-and-child classes brain-boosting play without anyone realizing they’re learning. // 859 Keller Parkway, Keller; thelittlegym.com
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Property Tax Rate
(per $100 accessed value)
Tarrant County / Keller ISD: 1.85%
Property taxes may vary based on location and taxing entities
Child Care Centers & Preschools in Keller
Keller Schools
Public School District
Keller Independent School District
• 34,078+ students
• 28 elementary schools, 7 middle schools, 5 high schools
• TEA rating: B
Learn more about the Texas Education Agency’s accountability rating system at tea.texas.gov.
Mom-Approved Pediatricians in Keller
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Top Family Neighborhoods
Amanda Monaco, a sales agent with Douglas Elliman, shares three great neighborhoods for families in Keller.
Hidden Lakes
Keller’s largest master-planned community, encompassing nine distinct villages centered around the Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club, Hidden Lakes is a family-oriented neighborhood offering a clubhouse, three swimming pools with play areas, playgrounds and extensive hike and bike trails. Its proximity to top-rated Keller ISD schools and a variety of recreational options make it a prime choice for families. Learn more at realtor.com.
The Lakes of Highland Oaks
The Lakes of Highland Oaks is an elegant, gated community featuring picturesque water features, walking paths and custom homes. Its secure environment and proximity to shopping centers and Keller ISD schools appeal to families and professionals looking for low-maintenance luxury living. Learn more at realtor.com.
Bella Casa
An upcoming single-family home community Bella Casa homes will range from approximately 2,868 to 3,840 square feet, with prices starting around $841,990. The community will feature open green spaces, walking and biking trails and is situated within the Keller ISD, making it an attractive option for families. Learn more at realtor.com.
Keller Mom Life
Why Addie Gundry Calls Keller Home

Addie Gundry, founder and CEO of Pluie, which produces the world’s first self-sanitizing, moved to Keller three years ago with her two young children.
“We were looking for a community that was family-oriented, had great schools and offered a slower pace of life while still being close to everything the Dallas-Fort Worth area has to offer,” she says.
Addie’s Local Faves
Playtime
“Bear Creek Park is hands-down our favorite. It has something for everyone—beautiful walking trails, a big playground and plenty of space for the kids to run around. It’s also a great spot for family picnics, and we love that it’s such a peaceful, well-maintained park.”
Me Time
“If I’m looking to meet up with other moms, there’s a great group at Summer Moon Coffee Shop where we can chat, relax, and support one another.”
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Family-Friendly Events In & Around Keller
Find more family fun events every day of the week at dfwchild.com/calendar.







