Welcome to Keller
Once an old west town, Keller has become a vibrant community
Located in Tarrant County, Keller has become a highly desirable place to reside in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. The town is located approximately 32 miles northwest of downtown Dallas and 18 miles northeast of downtown Fort Worth, making it a popular option for those who want to be in close proximity to the big city. Keller’s history began in the early 1850s with the arrival of the Texas Pacific Railroad. The town flourished as a trade center for the surrounding farm community.
Today, Keller is home to just over 46,000 residents, ranging from retirees to families with young children. The city is proud to boast an excellent school system, award-winning city facilities and programs, and a varied mix of shopping and dining destinations. If you’re new to town, you won’t be a stranger for long. Instead, the warm and welcoming atmosphere will make you feel right at home.
What to Love
- Close proximity to Dallas and Fort Worth
- Highly-ranked schools
- The laid-back lifestyle and welcoming atmosphere
Local Lifestyle
As the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex has continued to grow, Keller’s proximity to DFW International Airport and both downtown Dallas and Fort Worth make it a popular option for people who need to commute frequently to and from these areas.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Steeped in history, Keller is filled with locally-owned shops, boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries. Old Town Keller beautifully blends elements of the past with modern offerings. Located along US 377, this historic district started as a train stop in 1881 and is now lined with shops and restaurants. Similarly, the Keller Town Center offers a diverse assortment of shops and dining options.
Whether you’re in need of a quick bite or looking to enjoy a culinary experience, Keller has you covered. Devivo Bros Eatery specializes in Italian and American cuisine, served in a nostalgic and cozy setting. Cafe Medi is another favorite among locals, famous for its traditional Mediterranean staples.
Things to Do
Start off your weekend with a trip to the Kellers Farmers Market, an open-air seasonal market. Taking place every Saturday from May through October, this vibrant market offers fresh Texas produce, meats, tamales, baked goods, artisan bread, cheese, prepared food, and plenty more. Grab a bite to eat or get ingredients to whip up a meal at home.
Unplug by spending time in nature at Bear Creek Park, which spans over 44 acres. Anchored by a lake, the park features two playgrounds, hiking trails, volleyball courts, basketball courts, fire pits, and plenty more.
As a multi-generational community, Keller has something to fit every stage of life. The Keller Public Library offers more than 80,000 materials, as well as a slew of online resources. Next door, the Keller Senior Activities Center brings senior citizens together for stimulating activities, emphasizing health and fellowship.
Schools
Keller is served by the Keller Independent School District and is proud to offer its students access to explementary educational institutions, including:
- Willow Lane Elementary School, K-4
- Hidden Lakes Elementary School, K-4
- Trinity Middle School, 7-8
- Keller Middle, 7-8
- Keller High School, 9-12
