Popular Gardens in Grand Prairie

"On the shores of White Rock Lake, this gorgeous 66-acre arboretum showcases plants and flowers in theme gardens such as the Sunken Garden and the Woman’s Garden. Expect to see a lot of wedding parties posing for pictures amid the posies. During the spring wildflower season it gets so mobbed that nearby streets are closed."

"Along the shores of White Rock Lake, explore a 66-acre garden with rainbow-colored blooms throughout the seasons. Each garden feels like a unique room that flows into another. The Sunken Garden is a favorite."

"The Dallas Arboretum is one of my go-to places when finding a photo spot. And this reflecting pool is definitely my favorite spot at the Arboretum!"

"For the rest of the morning, head back toward the hotel to visit the Fort Worth Water Gardens. This incredible display of architectural and engineering prowess combines urban living with the natural world in the form of three pools: an active, a quiet and an aerating."

"Designed by Phillip Johnson, the Fort Worth Water Gardens is an oasis in Downtown Fort Worth adjacent to the convention center. This relaxing urban plaza features three pools of water that can be enjoyed any time of the year."

"Located at 1502 Commerce St., the facility is the highest-rated park in Fort Worth, boasting 4.5 stars out of 207 reviews on Yelp."

"Besides the Texas Boardwalk, an outdoor living classroom with whispering tubes, hollow logs, and interactive question boards for kids, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden has 16 exhibits and gardens that are filled with cherry trees, roses, oak trees, sculptures, streams, fountains and more. The indoor garden area, which is near the entrance, has tropical plants and flowers that bloom almost year round. Be sure to buy fish food at the front desk before you make your way to the highlight of the Botanic Garden—The Japanese Garden."

"As the oldest major botanic garden in Texas, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden is a must-visit for romantic, floral photography. The gazebos in the Fuller Garden and Rose Garden are gorgeous spots for photo ops. Bringing a little one with you as you search out Forth Worth photography locations?"

"I can’t speak for every kid but my three girls love the Botanic Gardens. We can spend hours walking through the beautiful gardens. For many visitors the Japanese garden is a highlight."

"It’s a hidden kaleidoscope in the heart of downtown’s concrete jungle. The architectural gem, designed by Philip Johnson, is a haven of peacefulness and features a spiral design with colorful stained glass that’s made for Instagram."

"Dedicated in 1976, the Thanks-Giving Square consists of a landscaped garden with a chapel building, a major section of the underground pedestrian network, and the Bullington Truck Terminal."

"This small, hidden gem in Uptown Oak Lawn area is a magical pocket of greenery tucked away in between buildings. It’s a perfect spot to escape to read a book or photos, and the main entrance is located at Cedar Springs Rd and Hood St, but it’s easy to miss. There is a small terrace with benches that is ideal for a quiet lunch, and hidden among the foliage are a variety of angel, dragon fairy and gargoyle statues that make this a charming hideaway in the city."

"4 km from city center 38 out of 244 places to visit in Dallas. Situated at the corner of Cedar Springs and Hood Street in the Oak Lawn neighbourhood, Dragon Park is not exactly a proper garden but a private lush green piece of land in the middle of the city that isn’t the easiest to find. It was built to accompany the adjacent Select Salon Dallas and has several mystical yet calming features that make it the idyllic location to relax."

"GALLERY ORGANIZATION:Kevin Vogel, Owner/PresidentCheryl Vogel, Owner/CuratorLaura Green, Director. ABOUT VALLEY HOUSE GALLERY & SCULPTURE GARDEN:Founded in 1954 by Peggy and Donald Vogel, Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden is located in its original North Dallas location. The gallery represents established and emerging contemporary artists working in inventive ways with traditional media."

"One of the most popular areas of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden is the Japanese Gardens. The traditional Japanese landscaping consists of cherry blossoms, bamboo, bridges and ponds that house over 1,200 koi fish. Be sure to meet them for their public tea ceremonies on the third Saturday of each month."

"The Fort Worth Japanese Garden is 7.5 acres of beautiful walking paths through cherry trees, magnolias, bamboo, and Japanese maples. The garden also has several ponds teeming with Koi fish. I recommend visiting the Japanese Garden sometime in the spring when the flowers are in bloom."

"One specific area of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden that deserves a visit on its own when seeking out the most instragrammable spots in Ft. Worth is the Japanese Garden."

"The Dallas Arboretum is a romantic place in general, but this elegant garden is particularly breathtaking. Frequently used for photoshoots and weddings, A Woman’s Garden has gorgeous fountains and water features, including a large reflecting pool that overlooks White Rock Lake. It’s just so pretty, regardless of the season."

"What better way is there to get a glimpse into the heritage of Texas than through a living history museum like the Log Cabin Village?. The village is made up of six log cabins, each wonderfully restored to near perfection, that are from the mid-1800s. The Log Cabin Village was the clever idea of the Tarrant County Historical Society and the Pioneer Heritage Committee, who wanted to create it after they discovered that log cabins were slowly disappearing throughout the state."

"Explore what Blackland Prairie life was like in Texas during the late 19th/early 20th century at the Heritage Farmstead Museum. With 10,000 objects and archival materials, revolving exhibits showcasing day-to-day life during that time, and plenty of interactive activities for people of all ages, this museum is a great way to take a break from the hustle and bustle of modern Texas and soak in a simpler time. Photo By: The Heritage Farmstead Museum via Facebook"

"About 20 miles north of Dallas, Heritage Farmstead is a 4.5 acre living history museum. My daughter always said history is boring — until I took her to Colonial Williamsburg. Living history museums bring history to life for kids."

"Built in 1891, the Heritage Farmstead is an active farm that will take you and you back in time. It is a living history site where you can experience life on the Texas Blackland Prairie in the 19th century."

"National Cowgirl Hall of Fame and Museum is the only museum in the world that honors and celebrates women who helped shape the American West. The museum is located in the heart of the Fort Worth Cultural District in the Will Roger’s Memorial Complex. The property includes permanent and traveling exhibits, two theaters, a research library, archives and gift shop."

"National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame displays the honoring of women of the American West. It appreciates and celebrates women who exemplify resilience and independence. They also embody the ideals and spirit of a woman who is self-reliant."

"This Highland Park Village hot spot is popular no matter the weather, thanks to the fireplaces and the heavy duty umbrellas. With that said, there is no time like fall to wait your turn for a seat on the patio. By this time, the famous twinkling lights have been installed and the breeze is undoubtedly blowing ever so slightly in the trees."

"Featuring a large outdoor patio set under a sweeping oak tree and some of our favorite dishes from the Beverly Hills and Montecito locations."