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Rustic Woods Neighborhood Association

BEDFORD, TEXAS

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Since 1990, Rustic Woods neighbors have worked together to care for our streets, strengthen connections, and preserve the community we call home.

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Annual Yard Sale

Date
September 12, 2026
Time
8 AM - 4 PM
Location
Rustic Woods Neighborhood

Do you have items you no longer need? The RWNA has just the event for you! Open up your garage from 8 AM - 4 PM and join the annual yard sale.

Yard Sale flyer — September 12th, 8am to 4pm

What RWNA does

A neighborhood shaped by the people who live here.

RWNA is run entirely by resident volunteers. Everything the association does — from entrance flowers to city hall — is neighbors pitching in for the place we share.

  1. 01

    Community events

    Pool parties, cook-offs, National Night Out, and holiday gatherings that turn neighbors into friends.

  2. 02

    Neighborhood beautification

    Entrance plantings, seasonal color, and shared spaces that keep Rustic Woods welcoming.

  3. 03

    Safety & crime watch

    Coordination with Bedford public safety and neighbor-to-neighbor awareness.

  4. 04

    Civic advocacy

    A unified neighborhood voice with the City of Bedford on issues that affect our streets.

  5. 05

    Block Captain network

    Thirteen blocks, each with a resident captain who keeps neighbors informed and connected.

Find your block

Your neighborhood connection starts on your block.

Rustic Woods is organized into 13 blocks, each with a resident Block Captain. Find your block and Block Captain here.

Abbreviations are fine — Lane or Ln, Street or St. The lookup runs on your device; your address is never sent anywhere.

Explore the neighborhood or enter your address to find your block.

Blocks in Rustic Woods

Street lines come from OpenStreetMap and are grouped by block. Select a block for its streets, address ranges, and Block Captain.

RWNA at work

Quiet work, visible results.

The brick Rustic Woods entrance monument with flowers and American flags
Entrance landscaping maintained by RWNA volunteers

Beautification & common areas

From entrance plantings to seasonal color, volunteers keep the shared spaces of Rustic Woods cared for and welcoming year-round.

Bedford police officers speaking with neighbors at a community safety gathering

Community safety

RWNA coordinates with Bedford public safety and keeps neighbors informed through the Block Captain network and National Night Out.

A packed civic meeting hall during a city presentation

Advocacy with the City of Bedford

When neighborhood issues reach city hall, RWNA speaks with one voice on behalf of Rustic Woods residents.

Events that bring neighbors together

Chili cook-offs, pool parties, holiday gatherings — the traditions that make Rustic Woods feel like home.

Want to volunteer or host an event of your own? Contact the board — RWNA runs on neighbors like you.

Neighbors tasting chili at the annual RWNA chili cook-off

Community gallery

The chili cook-off winner holding trophies beside the tasting tables in Rustic Woods
Annual chili cook-off
Hand-painted Bunny Market banner at the Rustic Woods Easter egg hunt
Easter egg hunt & Bunny Market
Children playing in the street with water toys during Fourth of July celebrations
Fourth of July on the block
Group photo of Rustic Woods children in red, white, and blue on a front lawn
Neighborhood kids at the July gathering
City of Bedford Police Volunteer Patrol truck parked in Rustic Woods
National Night Out with Bedford Volunteer Patrol
Bedford police officers speaking with neighbors gathered on a lawn
Safety talk with Bedford officers
A packed civic meeting hall with a presentation on screen
Representing Rustic Woods at city meetings
Brick Rustic Woods entrance monument decorated with American flags and bunting
The Rustic Woods entrance, dressed for July

Annual dues

Small contribution. Visible neighborhood impact.

Annual dues support common-area care, community events, safety initiatives, neighborhood communication, and advocacy.

  • Common-area care
  • Community events
  • Safety initiatives
  • Neighborhood communication
  • Advocacy with the City of Bedford

$75

per household, per year