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Best for garden lovers, relaxed dates, families, photographers following the garden’s policies, and visitors seeking a slower outdoor Cultural District activity.
The Fort Worth Botanic Garden is a 120-acre living museum with specialty gardens, indoor plant collections, seasonal displays, the Japanese Garden, and the Botanical Research Institute of Texas campus. Visitors can plan anything from a short garden walk to a half-day exploration.
Best for garden lovers, relaxed dates, families, photographers following the garden’s policies, and visitors seeking a slower outdoor Cultural District activity.
Public hours change seasonally, with the last ticket sold one hour before closing. Summer heat can make the large campus demanding. The separately named Japanese Garden is included with general garden admission and should be cross-linked rather than treated as an extra ticket.
3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Public hours change seasonally, with the last ticket sold one hour before closing. Summer heat can make the large campus demanding. The separately named Japanese Garden is included with general garden admission and should be cross-linked rather than treated as an extra ticket.
Online admission is generally $14 for adults, $12 for seniors, and $8 for children ages 3–15; walk-up prices are one dollar higher. Children 2 and under are free. Several access programs and selected free-admission days are offered.
Accessible parking and a wheelchair-accessible main entrance are available. A main accessible route connects major gardens, and a free wheelchair-accessible shuttle runs through the campus. Manual wheelchairs and sensory kits are available first-come; most restrooms are accessible.
The main parking lot is directly in front of the Garden Center off University Drive. Overflow parking and shuttles may be used for larger events.
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