Parker County · North Texas community guide

Living in Hudson Oaks

Hudson Oaks is a small, affluent city on I-20 between Weatherford and Willow Park, with established subdivisions and a growing shopping and dining scene.

Overview

About Hudson Oaks

Hudson Oaks was founded in 1978 and had 2,174 residents at the 2020 census. I-20 splits the city into north and south sections, and I-20, the historic Bankhead Highway and US 180 all pass through town.

The city is made up of several affluent subdivisions, including Red Eagle, Diamond Oaks, Parker Oaks, Enchanted Oaks and Red Oak Hills. An H-E-B opened in 2019, and a wave of new restaurants and businesses has earned Hudson Oaks the nickname "The Entertainment Capital of Parker County."

Who Hudson Oaks suits

Hudson Oaks suits buyers who want an established neighborhood with larger lots, quick I-20 access and daily shopping minutes from home, with Aledo ISD or Weatherford ISD schools depending on address.

At a glance

Hudson Oaks by the numbers

Typical home value$544,745Zillow ZHVI, September 2026; +1.1% year over year
Population2,1742020 U.S. Census
CountyParker County
Drive to downtown Fort Worth~29 minabout 24 miles (OSRM estimate, no traffic)
School rating (TEA 2026)B (80)Weatherford ISD
ZIP code76087

Figures are sourced below with their dates. Market values change; confirm current numbers with Jamie before making decisions.

Housing

Homes & neighborhoods

Most homes are single-family houses in established subdivisions, many on larger lots. The school district depends on the address (Weatherford ISD or Aledo ISD), which Jamie checks for every listing.

Homes for sale

Homes for Sale in Hudson Oaks

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Schools

Hudson Oaks school districts

DistrictTEA 2026TEA 2025Notes
Weatherford ISDB (80)C (77)Serves part of Hudson Oaks.
Aledo ISDA (92)A (92)Serves part of Hudson Oaks.

High school campus ratings

  • Weatherford High School: B (86) in 2026
  • Aledo High School: A (93) in 2026

Ratings are Texas Education Agency A–F accountability ratings (overall score in parentheses), released August 2026. See campus details on TXschools.gov. School boundaries change and don't follow city limits; confirm the assigned schools for any address with the district.

Market notes · as of September 2026

Hudson Oaks home prices

Zillow's Home Value Index puts the typical Hudson Oaks home at $544,745 as of September 2026, up 1.1% from a year earlier. The index is a smoothed, seasonally adjusted measure of mid-tier single-family homes and condos, not a sale price for any one house.

For comparison, Zillow's Fort Worth index was $292,949 in the same month.

More local numbers (September 2026)

List prices (Realtor.com) and sold prices (MLS) measure different things and aren't directly comparable. Small markets can swing sharply month to month.

Values vary widely by street, lot size, age and condition, especially where acreage, waterfront or new construction is involved. Before you buy or list, ask Jamie for a free comparative market analysis built from current active, pending and sold listings in the NTREIS MLS.

Property taxes

Hudson Oaks property tax rates

2025 adopted rates per $100 of taxable value, from the Texas Comptroller:

Taxing unitRate per $100
Parker County$0.2851
Weatherford ISD$1.0342
Combined (before special districts)$1.3193

No Hudson Oaks city property-tax rate appears in the Comptroller's 2025 city rate file, so the combined figure includes only the county and school district.

Example only: on a home appraised at the typical Hudson Oaks value of $544,745, the combined rate works out to about $7,187 a year before exemptions. A homestead exemption lowers the school-tax portion (school districts must exempt $140,000 of a homestead's value, with an additional $60,000 for owners 65 or older or disabled, per the Texas Comptroller). Your actual bill depends on the appraised value, exemptions and any special districts.

Special districts (hospital, college, emergency services, MUD/PID and others) are not included and vary by property. Appraisal district: Parker County. This is general information, not tax advice.

Getting around

Commute & roads

I-20, the Bankhead Highway and US 180 run through Hudson Oaks, with I-30 toward Fort Worth just to the east.

  • Downtown Fort Worth: about 29 minutes / 24 miles
  • Graford: about 52 minutes

Drive times are routing estimates from OSRM without traffic; rush hour and highway construction can add significant time.

Outdoors

Lakes & recreation

Lake Weatherford and the parks of Weatherford and Willow Park are minutes away.

Things to do

Notable attractions near Hudson Oaks

Everyday life

Shopping, dining & amenities

The city has an H-E-B and a concentration of restaurants and retail along I-20; downtown Weatherford is a short drive west.

Due diligence

Utilities, internet & flood checks

  • Electricity: parts of this area are open to retail electric choice (compare plans at PowerToChoose.org), while many rural and some city areas are served by an electric cooperative or municipal utility with no choice. The provider depends on the exact address.
  • Water & sewer: inside city limits, service usually comes from the city or a water supply corporation. Outside city limits, homes often rely on a water supply corporation or a private well plus an on-site septic system (OSSF). Ask for well and septic inspections before closing.
  • Internet: options range from fiber and cable in town to fixed wireless and satellite in the country. Check any address on the FCC National Broadband Map.
  • Flood risk: look up the property on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and ask your insurance agent about flood coverage, even outside a mapped flood zone.
  • Groundwater: Parker County is in the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District, which has well registration and permitting rules.

Map

Hudson Oaks on the map

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Local FAQ

Hudson Oaks questions

Is Hudson Oaks a good place to live?

It depends on what you need. Hudson Oaks suits buyers who want an established neighborhood with larger lots, quick I-20 access and daily shopping minutes from home, with Aledo ISD or Weatherford ISD schools depending on address. Jamie is happy to tour Hudson Oaks with you and talk through schools, commute, taxes and lifestyle.

How far is Hudson Oaks from Fort Worth?

Hudson Oaks is about 29 minutes (24 miles) by car to downtown Fort Worth without traffic, based on OSRM routing estimates.

What school districts serve Hudson Oaks?

Weatherford ISD (B, 80 in 2026); Aledo ISD (A, 92 in 2026). Ratings are TEA 2026 A–F accountability ratings. District boundaries do not follow city limits, so always confirm the school district for a specific address.

What is the property tax rate in Hudson Oaks?

Using 2025 adopted rates from the Texas Comptroller, the combined county, city and school-district rate is about $1.3193 per $100 of taxable value (Parker County$0.2851; Weatherford ISD$1.0342). Special districts such as hospital, college, emergency services or MUD/PID districts can add to this. Check the exact property with its appraisal district.

What county and appraisal district is Hudson Oaks in?

Hudson Oaks is in Parker County. Property values are set by the appraisal district for the county where the property sits.

What is the typical home value in Hudson Oaks?

Zillow's Home Value Index for Hudson Oaks was $544,745 as of September 2026 (+1.1% year over year). For a specific home, ask Jamie for a comparative market analysis.

Does Hudson Oaks levy a city property tax?

No Hudson Oaks city rate appears in the Texas Comptroller's 2025 city tax-rate list. Confirm current rates for any property with the Parker County Appraisal District.

What internet service is available?

It varies by address, from fiber and cable in town to fixed wireless and satellite in rural areas. Enter the exact address on the FCC National Broadband Map and ask the seller what they use before you buy.

How do I file a homestead exemption in Hudson Oaks?

File with the Parker County appraisal district once the home is your principal residence; there is no fee. School districts must exempt $140,000 of a homestead's value, plus an additional $60,000 for owners 65 or older or disabled (Texas Comptroller). The general deadline is before May 1. Find the district's contact information in the Comptroller's county directory.

Does Hudson Oaks flood, and how do I check a property?

Flood risk is property-specific, often tied to creeks, rivers and low areas. Look up the address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center, ask for the seller's disclosure and any elevation certificate, and get a flood-insurance quote even outside a mapped flood zone.

Sources

Where these facts come from

This content is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and deadlines change. Confirm details with the appropriate agency, attorney, CPA or lender.

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