Reno is a city in Parker County, Texas, with a small portion of its area extending into Tarrant County, located in the northwest reaches of the Fort Worth metropolitan area. Its population was 2,878 at the 2020 census. The city lies near the community of Azle and roughly 20 miles from downtown Fort Worth, a position that places it at the edge of the metro area's suburban development, where residential neighborhoods meet open countryside. Reno's character is a suburban-rural mix. The city combines established residential areas with the surrounding landscape of northwest Parker County, offering a quieter, more spacious setting than the denser suburbs closer to Fort Worth. Eagle Mountain Lake, a large reservoir in the area, adds a recreational dimension to the region. The city is served by two school districts: the Azle and Springtown independent school districts, which divide the area and provide K-12 education for Reno's students. This shared-district arrangement reflects the city's position at the boundary between neighboring communities. For residents, Reno offers practical access to the Fort Worth economy while retaining a smaller, more rural pace. The surrounding countryside provides open space, and the city's location near Azle gives residents convenient access to local services and schools. Fort Worth's employment, shopping, and cultural amenities remain within a short drive. Reno's housing reflects this balance, with a mix of single-family homes, larger lots, and rural acreage, alongside some newer residential development. This varied landscape gives residents choices ranging from established in-town neighborhoods to more spacious country properties, all within practical commuting distance of Fort Worth. The result is a community that balances the convenience of the metro area with the space and quiet of northwest Parker County, appealing to those seeking a suburban-rural lifestyle within reach of one of North Texas's major cities.