Amarillo Botanical Gardens
A 4.4-acre botanical garden in Amarillo that visitors walk on their own without booking a tour. Leashed pets are allowed.
21 gardens in Texas checked against official websites: 14 botanical gardens, 4 arboretums, 3 display gardens. Most are listed in or near Austin, Weatherford, Houston. 4 list free general entry and 13 charge admission; the rest are unrecorded or vary.Gardens near Houston Gardens near Fort Worth Gardens near Austin Gardens near New Braunfels Gardens near Conroe
Admission and hours checked September 28, 2026. Prices may change.
A 4.4-acre botanical garden in Amarillo that visitors walk on their own without booking a tour. Leashed pets are allowed.
A botanical garden in Beaumont with open grounds, a garden center and a conservatory. Grounds open daily from dawn to dusk; the conservatory closes on weekends.
The museum and gardens are closed until late fall 2026 for building maintenance (official notice, checked September 28, 2026). The normal schedule and booking details on this page do not apply until the garden reopens.
3.5-acre garden with Chinese architecture and English formal garden style in Weatherford's Historic District. Self-guided visits are open Tuesday to Sunday.
A 507-acre desert site near Fort Davis with a botanical garden, a cactus museum collection and over five miles of hiking trails. Open Monday to Saturday for a fee.
A nonprofit botanical garden near Weatherford with lakes, waterfalls, paths and a seasonal model railroad. Open to the public in spring and fall seasons; gates close at 5 p.m.
66-acre garden in Dallas with seasonal displays, trial gardens and events. Open daily; non-member tickets cost up to $25.95.
100-acre wooded arboretum near Athens with two miles of trails, a suspension bridge and a relocated 1850 home. Closed Mondays.
Botanic garden in Fort Worth with a Japanese garden, rose garden and rainforest conservatory. Open seven days a week with seasonal closing times.
Woodland nature preserve in Houston with trails and a nature center. Admission is free; parking is charged on most days.
132-acre garden in Houston with display gardens, natural areas and walking trails. Tickets are for a chosen date and time.
284-acre botanic garden of native plants in southwest Austin with gardens and trails. Hours are shorter in the summer; buying tickets ahead is encouraged.
A 393-acre Harris County park with 60 acres of themed gardens, trails and a maple collection. Open 8 AM to 7 PM.
A teaching garden of native Texas plants inside Phil Hardberger Park in San Antonio, near the Urban Ecology Center. It is open whenever the park is open, from sunrise to sunset.
A nature center in Kerrville with a butterfly garden, a nature trail and access to the River Trail. Open Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM.
A botanical garden with display gardens, a conservatory and a family garden in San Antonio. Adult tickets are $18 to $22 depending on the day.
182-acre garden and nature area in Corpus Christi with conservatories, a rose pavilion, butterfly house and nature trail. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
A nonprofit conservation garden near Hempstead, Texas, formerly Peckerwood Garden, with over 1,500 plant types from Mexico, Asia and the US. Visits are on scheduled Saturday open days and guided tours.
A 14-acre city garden in Tyler with more than 38,000 rose bushes in about 600 varieties. Free to visit, open daily from sunrise to sunset, with peak bloom in April and October.
An outdoor sculpture garden and museum in Austin with more than 50 works set among native Texas plants and ponds. Closed on Mondays.
A 28-acre garden in Zilker Park with Japanese, prehistoric and rose gardens. Open daily; adult tickets are $6 to $8.
These are gardens we could check against their own official websites, not every garden in the area. “Free” refers to general garden entry, not parking, tours or special events. We do not show live opening status.
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