Beautiful! I paid $80 for an annual family membership as a one time visit was $36 for 3 of us. Happy to be able to go back. Stunning from start to finish. Indoor rainforest like garden, outdoor walks thru nature and rose gardens, and a stunning huge Japanese garden. Love it!

Beautiful plants, blooms and trees! Many native Texas plants.Prepare for lots of walking. Bring a bottle of water and maybe a hat. Nice experience.Adults $12.00 each.

Very friendly and we had a great walk today.Japanese garden and rose garden is out standing. Would definitely go again.

We are visiting from California and its such a beautiful peaceful landscape. Reminds me of the Secret Garden. We got caught in the rain but a wonderful experience with our kids that we will never forget!

Oh my goodness!! This place is amazing! The grounds are gorgeous! So many plants and viniets to see! One of the best Ive been to. I could sit there for hours! A must see!

Been to many such gardens and we love this one. Has a lot of water features, pergolas covered in vines, wedding settings, coi fish, and gorgeous flowers. Have some childrens areas. Not costly to get in. Worth the drive to get there. Go with someone to experience the beauty. Make it a date or a family outing. Plenty of benches and handicapped access. We plan to return.

The Gardens are decorated for Christmas but there is also a lot of Fall foliage still to see. It was absolutely beautiful today!

Joined annual Japanese Festival event in Japanese Garden today, drum performance is fantastic, beautiful garden with various colors belong to fall, brilliant place to visit here in Fort Worth.

My wife and I got married here back in 2016. The grounds were incredible, the staff were extremely helpful. I would definitely recommend them! Chairs and tables were in place long before we arrived! They literally made sure everything was taken care of!

Great place. Beautiful scenery. I would post more pics here but my phone ran out of space.

I love the Japanese Gardens. Masked staff, open spaces, pretty views. This place makes me call and happy.

Many miles of wonderful landscaped gardens, including a formal rose garden. A little ragged around the edges in spots, plants not fully supported in some beds, but overall a pleasant experience.

Absolutely amazing. Monarchs are migrating. Go, go go enjoy the beautiful grown gardens before they start trimming back.

Terrible experience. We came on the 14th around 3pm. The lady in the front with the blue shirt was extremely rude, she kept yelling at us! Really difficult to talk to. Kinda refused to talk to us actually. Then we got to the ticket place. People in the ticket places kept telling us that we needed an 75$ Photo pass, we told them that we aren’t taking any pictures we’re just going to walk around. (We have already bought the tickets online already at that time). They still WONT let us go in. Another thing is it says on the website and the front door “No Mask No Service” but still a tons of people aren’t wearing a mask! Terrible service! Never come here again.

If youre a nature lover and want to have a different scenery then GO here! SPRING, FALL doesnt matter...Good place to strech legs because of huge/wide area...Strict protocol due to COVID 19, they do temperature check as you enter.

Amazing staff and the gardens themselves were breathtaking. You can see the love that the people pour into the care of the facility. They also have a fragrance garden for the visually impared that everyone can enjoy. The koi in the ponds are SO active. Buy as much fish food as you can, youre gonna want it.

Flowers were nice, but not on par with the Dallas Arboretum. This garden is interesting though in that has much more architecture than the Dallas Arboretum. Nice way to spend an afternoon!

Beautiful garden. Perfect if you need to calm down and spend some good quality time with your family

Liked it alot very big area to walk an there was a cafe that was really good an had fresh veggies super yummy. The garden was beautiful got lost in all the colors an awesome koi fish they had differently a must see.It was besy but wasnt to terrible still had areas you could get away from the public to enjoy the sounds around you.They let you buy food for the koi there are lots of different areas to feed the fish an it totally worth it bags arnt to expensive which is nice.Over all I suggest this to be a spot to take a look at an get some peace while you watch fish swim an see awesome plants an how they grow.

Recently had my wedding ceremony and reception at the Japanese Pavilion for 30 people. It was plenty of room for 30 people (max 200) and the surrounding garden area was magical. Cora, my point of contact, was amazing and went above and beyond to make everything seamless and wonderful! Highly recommend the Botanic Gardens for any event!

Better than I thought it would be! Great place for family photos!

BAD TERRIBLE HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!!!!!Terrible experience. We came on the 14th around 3pm. The lady in the front with the blue shirt was extremely rude, she kept yelling at us! Really difficult to talk to. Kinda refused to talk to us actually. Then we got to the ticket place. People in the ticket places kept telling us that we needed an 75$ Photo pass, we told them that we aren’t taking any pictures we’re just going to walk around. (We have already bought the tickets online already at that time). They still WONT let us go in. Another thing is it says on the website and the front door “No Mask No Service” but still a tons of people aren’t wearing a mask! Terrible service! Never come here again.

One of the best gardens out there. And a perfect place to have a wedding. I should know I had mine there and it was amazing. The staff were top notch and really bright everything together for us.

Beautiful and huge. There were several full-sized weddings happened while we were there, so we didnt even see the most beautiful locations, but what we did see was stunning.

I have lived in Fort Worth almost all my life.Over the years the garden has grown to its maximum size. All the trees, shrubs, and bushes are now mature.Walking in this garden is like walking in paradise, you will be in shade most of the garden.Very well maintained landscaping.

I loved it however the upkeep in the Natural Texas forest area needed to be checked. There was litter on the ground in a few places and it distracted from the calming nature the rest of the garden had. I particularly enjoyed the Japanese Garden but that should not draw too much attention from the beauty of the rest of the garden. If I return and the Texas forest area is a little bit cleaner I will update my review to five stars.

They will judge you based on your appearance and try to charge you for it. I came with a dress and the person with me had a suit. Its just how we like to dress and the weather was nice. We are asked if we are attending a wedding and we reply no. The lady at the register then starts to roll her eyes and says You two are dressed too extra so are you taking pictures? We said no because we have never been asked that, and how we dress is not related. She rolls her eyes once again and says Thats a camera in your bag right there and you are dressed too extra so Im going to charge you $75 for 2 hours so you can take pictures Excuse me? She ASSUMED there was a camera in there, and because of how I dress I need to pay $75? Needless to say, I put my camera away in the car and came back in. Someone else took care of us and didnt mention a thing about paying $75, btw I still had my bag. I took some BEAUTIFUL pictures for the cost of the entrance fee, NOT $75. Dont let these people rip you off. If you dress too extra and carry a bag, be discrete, or else you will have to deal with a disrespectful and presumptuous woman at the counter. Everyone comes here to take pictures, phone or camera, a photo is a photo.

Amazing place to visit !! My fiancé Proposed To me here earlier this month! Definitely recommend also certain parts have a ton of butterflies !

My wife and I love the botanical gardens. Definitely a relaxing place to enjoy an afternoon. We really loved the Japanese gardens! Cant wait to go back!

Beautiful park. There was a couple having their wedding pics taken from a little bridge...couldnt help but snipe em...*their* photographer gave me the evil eye, but hey...reasonable expectation of privacy, public place. They were fair game.

It had been a while since Id been to the gardens and they are absolutely beautiful. The more recent additions are fantastic and it is nice that the Japanese garden is open on Sunday.

A family-friendly and quiet place to visit in the DFW area. During the fall it is even more beautiful with fall colors. You can spend about 2-3 hrs altogether. If you have small kids then buy fish-food from the counter, kids will love feeding koi fish.

I wanted to take a couple of pictures of my babies with my cellphone and they were trying to charge me $75 just to take a couple a pictures?!? They said we had to pay that amount plus admission because we were dressed up?!? I was wearing a romper, my husband was wearing a long sleeve dress shirt, my mom just a regular top! My son and baby were the only ones dressed up. We used to come here all the time and we also took our engagement photos here three years ago, were dressed up (a fancy dress and suit and tie) and did not pay that amount...

It was a beautiful day to go. today got to see so many beautiful flowers and little critters crawling around. the weather was amazing and people still practice social distancing so it was a very nice little trip. I will definitely be coming back

One of the best gardens out there. And a perfect place to have a wedding. I should know I had mine there and it was amazing. The staff were top notch and really bright everything together for us. They made sure we were getting everything we needed and shuttled all of us to and from our cars.Bradleigh was great at answering our questions and taking care of everything we needed.Mary was so friendly and helpful and making sure we got where we needed to get on time.I never thought we would be able to get married in such a beautiful place

Love this place. It was not too crowed and such a nice place to take a walk and deep breath.

Very cute place to visit! If youre going in the summer, I recommend you either apply sunscreen, bring a hat, bring a sun umbrella, and definitely bring a cold drink if you can. Good walking shoes are a must! It gets extremely hot and the garden is huge! My favorite area was the Japanese Garden. I could stare at the koi pond for hours! My favorite memory here is getting to feed them up close! Its a great place to play Pokémon GO as well. :)

Beautiful, serene, calm are the works come to my mind, your eyes will be filled with greens around. Family friendly, and clean. Dont forget to swing be the gift shop. Japanese gardens are fantastic, pagodas everywhere, you can buy koi fish food too feed them.

Very cool setting! My wife and I took a lot of pictures. They lost a star because 1. $12 admission fee /person seemed a bit steep and 2. The signage was very poor causing a lot of wondering trying to find the exit. The gardens themselves were awesome, though!

Well manicured gardens and lots of water ponds as well as beautiful fountains. Koi in the Japanese gardens and lots of shade, nice time with the family

A really nice place to go get some fresh air and a walk but even better place to bring a significant other along. This is one of our favorite places for my husband and I to go to. Its always quiet and the staff at the entrance are always friendly and helpful. They recently changed things and are charging a small fee to get in which is absolutely worth it to keep funding the gardens. I recommend checking out the Conservatory and the Japanese Gardens that are included in the entrance fee.If you go PLEASE throw your trash away at the nearest trash can or hold onto it until you can respectfully discard it. My husband and I always bring a small trash bag and pick up any small trash we see. Dont get me wrong, the gardens are clean but the staff can only do so much in a business day. We all must do our part to respect the gardens and keep it clean.

We got married here! It was very reasonable and its gorgeous!! Friendly staff and good care for the plants

The Garden is beautiful! Its cheap to visit as well! I took my small family there and we all had a great time, its well worth a visit, and the Japanese garden was our favorite part. My kids loved feeding the massive koi fish!

Will not return for personal reasons I dont care to discuss. I also refuse to wear a mask outdoors.

Very beautiful grounds! Wife and I really enjoyed this location! The weather was nice and thought the gardens looked great! I’m sure it would be even better a month from now (April/May) when even more blooming happens! Also, the Japanese garden is very very nice and so peaceful/relaxing!

First time Ive ever been here. The gardens are absolutely magnificent, and the number of different gardens and trails is enormous. We could have easily spent half a day in the Japanese gardens alone, except the kids got tired. Despite it being the end of January, there were still plenty of seasonal flowers in bloom, and the the landscaping and trail architecture is gorgeous. Im certain the gardens are breathlessly beautiful in full bloom come springtime--the butterflies also return to the conservatory at the end of February--and I cant wait to go back to explore more!

This was a fun place to spend a Saturday. The gardens were well taken care of and beautifully designed. We particularly loved the rose garden and the Japanese garden. I would recommend purchasing feed for the coy fish in the Japanese garden.

What a wonderful place to visit. This was my first ever trip to a botanical garden and Fort Worth did not disappoint. It is a very large place with many spectacular features, both indoors and out. The gift shop had a nice variety of items to choose from including a cold beverage, which was nice in the 90 degree Texas heat.Bring sunglasses, good shoes, sun screen and something to take photos with because this place is fantastic and a must see.

Great garden with enjoyable nature and views great place to visit and explore.

Gorgeous and peaceful! Spent hours here!

Beautiful garden! Theres covid screening upfront. When they say tickets must be purchased by the individuals, they are very serious and not smiling as they expect everyone who are to enter at the counter at the time of ticket purchase. Last ticket sale is at 4:15pm, last entry is at 4:30 pm and you seriously have to exit at 6pm as the close the gate! A family needs at least 2 to 2.5 hours to walk around leisurly and checkout all the parts of the garden and take pictures. The Japanese garden is a must-visit, in case you want to take pictures that you can use on social media which none really care about anyways . :) Like all botanical gardens, this one is empty too, so good for social distancing and taking pictures!!

There has been a change recently. It does cost money to get In now. But, you get to see the Japanese garden also. The upkeep is good and the Rose Garden was beautiful!

Big Country Brian a amazing security guard helped my 92 year old grandma explore the rose gardens . He helped my girlfriend and I with the wheelchair and parking and I just wanna say God is good Brian thank you. I love this place coming back again.

Its a beautiful place to go with family.

Just beautiful lots of trails and neat seating areas..buy fish food at the ticket counter the coy fish love to be fed and theres lots of ponds

I finally got here, it was a beautiful day and parts were closed due to covid and they wanted you to stay on a pathe that needed to marked a little more clearly. But overall amazing and beautiful staff was super friendly and knowledgeable and answered any questions we had. Beautiful day trip and great place for picnic and pictures.

Beautiful Place!!! Love it! Staff are wonderful and friendly.

Went on a weekday afternoon with the girl and it was almost empty which was nice because we had the place to ourselves. Everything still looked great and it was clean. Some fountains not going but still awesome.

A great place to visit. It was very busy. Saw two different weddings taking place. Loved seeing all the foliage and breathing in all the fragrant flowers. At $12 a person its well worth it.

I got to visit the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens. It was beautiful and magical. I wanted to take a picture of every piece of it. The place was filled with friends and family having a good time together. I saw smiles and bright eyes everywhere. I will be returning again to visit the other gardens.

Absolutely gorgeous. Its well cared for, and obviously the product of a lot of love. Masks are mandated, and the price is reasonable. Definitely get a packet to feed some fish!!Got here around 8:30, started getting warm around 10. Make sure to bring some water, or buy some at the entrance.

Its very pretty here but they have ruined a lot of the experience by making charging a fee to enter now. It is very hard to get to parts of the garden because there is only parking at one area. It used to be free to drive in and visit most areas. I hope they figure out something better because they have ruined something that used to be very easy and fun to go to.

Garden was extremely beautiful. Very happy garden to visit with family and loved ones. The staff are kind are helping. We met asecurity guard (Bryan) who was sweet and kind took care of us there and does his job well by helping others .

Beautiful place to visit. Although, its not so beautiful in the fall ..at least the last time I visited(mid September). There werent any colorful trees or flowers, mostly green. It might get better as we move into the winter, who knows.Mask has to be worn but its not compulsory once you are inside the garden, as long as you maintain the 6ft gap.80% of people in the garden had no mask on, I didnt have one worn either. But I held my mask.

Really enjoyed spending my day walking around. They offer plenty of shade disbursed around and the flowers are so beautifully laid out. I saw so many amazing flowers, and plants. I was so impressed, we will be back again and again especially in the fall when it is cooler, cannot wait.

The Fort Worth Botanic Gardens are stunning and definitely worth a visit!

This is a huge garden and well done. The flowers, plans and trees are extensive. The garden is laid out well. My favorite area was beautiful Japanese Gardens!

The gardens are beyond anyones expectations. What a great day. Free nature areas, miles of enjoyable trails and walkways, and enough area to have a semi-private picnic or unplugged family time.The diversity of the plant life and garden styles keeps the journey through the grounds engaging and interesting.The main building has a water fountain with a water bottle filler to make it easy to stay hydrated. Across the street is the Trinity park with a huge playground that the kids will love. Easily a place you can spend the day and your whole family will love it.

I was looking for a scenic place for a walk and found it here. There gardens are so well maintained and everything is so alive with color. Dont worry about the hot summer temperatures. Today was in the low 90s but I really didnt notice at all. Most of the paved paths are covered with shade to keep the sun from beating down on you. There are plenty of benches along the paths to provide a break of you need one. As you go deeper into the gardens, the scenery just gets better and better. Great place for that weekend morning stroll...

Absolutely beautiful. Great place to get in some walking. Even teenaged girls enjoyed!!!

The grounds are gorgeous! So many plants and viniets to see! One of the best Ive been to.

Loved the variety of flowers and landscaped sections. Everything was beautiful and vibrant, and the fragrant scents of the blends of flowers were intoxicating. I had such a pleasant time walking the grounds, seeing families and friends, even kids, enjoying themselves! And all the staff were great as well!

Lovely place! First time going to the fort worth botanic garden and it was quite the experience. The Japanese garden is a must see!

Just gorgeous. Well maintained, large, low price, plenty of features. Everything a botanical garden should be.

Very nice family fun. If you have young children, I highly recommend buying fish food for the coy

Wonderful place. You could spend all day here. Staff was super nice and very helpful. Met many of them out changing our new plants for spring. Very well maintained. Paths where wide enough and very easy to follow. Plenty of benches to sit and rest. I highly recommend the Japanese Gardens.

My daughter and I come here often and it is beautiful any time if year! There are several gardens- Japanese gardens, native Texas gardens, cactus gardens, Rose gardens and many more. The grounds are always kept clean, and have clean bathrooms with changing tables. There are many places to sit and rest, usually with shade. The pathways are wide in most of the park, and it is easy to bring a stroller since there is a lot of ramps. Overall, a great place for families! And, if you get a grow membership, you can park and go into several other gardens- like the Dallas botanical gardens for free!

Beautiful with amazing variety! A lovely afternoon walk. Dont forget to get some food for the fish, they sell bags at the entrance!

One of the best gardens to visit if you are in Dallas-Fort Worth Region. Would recommend to any visitors or travelers. If you can check this place out, it will be best for during summer or near fall (August-September) before the winter hits. Having visited here already 3-5 times, this is one of the best gardens in Dallas region. Highly Recommendable!

Its a lovely place to visit. We enjoyed our day walking around and discovering peaceful and quiet places to take pictures, and just relax.

Japanese gardens are so beautiful and peaceful.

I cant even believe Im writing this review. I have come to this garden with my family since I was born. After the huge changes to begin charging admission, I thought the garden would improve even more. I was very sadly mistaken. My fiance and I went yesterday to take our engagement photos. We were greeted at the guest counter by two VERY RUDE customer service ladies. We had already paid admission and our photo session balance. Our photofrapher was already waiting in the Fuller garden to start. The crotchety pair reminded me three times that we had to be our of the garden by 6pm. WE GOT IT! Entering the garden I began to notice HUGE features that were in disrepair. Seriously broke my heart to see the garden in such a way...Our session was fun, but we felt extreamely rushed by the staff to get out.Dont know if Ill be back honestly! The Dallas Arboretum has MUCH more to offer. Also, the staff is 1000000 times more friendly.

Really georgous. So much beauty across several gardens. Japanese was very unique to see here in Texas, and really well done. Loved the varied species collected and attention payed to every detail. The conservatory was also quite stunning! A must see for lovers of nature.

Beautiful place Japanese garden was outstanding. Recommend taking drinks with you

Blissful garden to visit. Surprising how large the garden is! If its a nice day and you want to just walk Around, Id recommend taking a stroll. The fountains werent running while I was there of roses werent blooming, but it was still a scenic view and time well spent.

Very well done, escpecially enjoyed the Japanese gardens

Nice place to hike ,and walk arround the park its a beutifull garden

Need to go see the gardens. 10.00 per person.

Over all this nice place a lot of territory to the walking lot of different things to see and its really nice they got figurines of animals that are covered in different types ofBusch light material is like grass E-Type stuff if you know what a Chia pet is then youll understand when I say that is kind of like Chia pet stuff but its nice is pretty lot of places to walk good to see Id go back

Amazing place. Lovely and lots to see

Beautiful, beautiful gardens! What an amazing place of solitude, landscaping, place for photos, etc. For a nice quiet couple of hours put the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens on your itinerary.

No longer free, but updates have been, and continue to be, done. Looks really nice. With COVID-19, masks required indoors and when close to others outside.

Beautifully kept place, lots of lovely exhibitions. Great for a peaceful walk and to relax. Staff are really friendly, butterfly exhibit is definitely worth visiting!

The Fort Worth Botanical Garden is amazing! It was super peaceful and beautiful. My wife and I looked at all the free exhibits/areas and that took us a couple of hours. We are planning to go back with our kids because they have a great kid friendly trail. One of the best parts is most of it is free. They had plenty of parking as well! We also visited the Japanese Gardens and those were very beautiful. My wife and I are admirers of botanical gardens. If you are too, then you must check this one out!

The flowers are beautiful! The conservatory is not open at this time. Only the outside walk is available. The total length is about 1.5 miles. We had to turn back because it became too difficult for me. If you have a motorized wheelchair the path is very accessible.The facility and gardens are fully wheelchair handicapped accessible.

We try to go here every season. We happened to be a bit early this season, but it was still very peaceful. Our daughter loves walking around here with her Mimi.

Beautiful! The Japanese gardens were nice and shady. We loved the structured garden but I was disappointed that there was only one

Always beautiful! Many plantings are at their peak now. Very large and spacious.

OMG so beautiful. Could spend ALL day here and there are so many wedding set ups.

It was great.But dogs cant go inside. Ive been there before.