Texas Arboretum

Dallas Arboretum    

www.dallasarboretum.org
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(5.9K) · Botanical garden in Dallas, United States
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The Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden cultivates a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility by providing a safe and beautiful space that …

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Feb 13, 2025
Amazing Venue, beautiful views would come here every day if I could. Wish they had more fitness offerings but overall, very happy with my membership.Full review by Anna J
Feb 12, 2025
The grounds are huge. Probably the biggest botanical gardens I have gone too. Good mixture of plants, flowers and other features like fountains. Great views of White Rock Creek. Plenty of spots for a…Full review by kpbooth3
Jan 25, 2025
A great place to visit if you like nature and lots of plant life. There is a lot to see here and you could easily spend many hours walking around.Full review by Kadence V
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Off the shores of White Rock Lake lies the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. The 66 acres (26 hectares) of lush, perfectly manicur…
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Facts

Located:8525 Garland Rd.
Area:43.057 acres (17.425 ha)
Construction completed:1938
Architect:Denman Scott, Burton Schutt
Architectural style:Spanish Colonial Revival

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If I could only go to 1 botanical garden during my visit - would it be Dallas or Fort Worth? Thanks
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Both are very nice, and both have their own special aspects. If you have small children, I would suggestive Dallas gardens, as they have very nice section for children. The Ft Worth one …
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Both are very nice, and both have their own special aspects. If you have small children, I would suggestive Dallas gardens, as they have very nice section for children. The Ft Worth one has a very nice Japanese garden area, but Dallas has a home that was the home of the people who donated the land that the gardens are on, that is free for tours. Calls gardens have more food choices as well if you would be in the gardens during lunch time.
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Answer by Tonya L · Aug 10, 2024
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Are the Arboretum paths & trails paved or are they gravel? Are they easily traveled by wheelchair?
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Mostly (>90% I'd say) paved, some steps, but there's always or nearly always an alternative. Mild changes in incline.
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what are your hours saturday and sunday
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I think the info you want is on their website why don't you check there.
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Answer by Nancy A · May 20, 2022
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I have been a member in the past. If I renew, am I considered a new member or a renewal?
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Regardless of how long it has been since your membership expired, you will be considered a renewal, which means we will reactivate your existing account and carry over that...
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Wear some good walking shoes, and bring water and sunscreen!
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Tickets for the evening gigs cost $27 for adults
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Entrance to the Children's Garden costs an additional $3 fee
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Outdoor adventurer plan: Start out at White Rock Lake, which borders the garden, for hiking, biking, or boating. Then wander over to the arboretum around lunchtime to visit your shortlist of the sight…
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Spend an hour or two here to escape the noise and traffic of the city
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Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden. If you’re bringing kids along, the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden should be at the top of your list.
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Visitors can also enjoy watching concerts, dining in restaurants and participating in volunteer activities for all ages
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Masks are required for guests ages 5 and over and all tickets must be reserved online
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Autumn at the arboretum and the 12 days of christmas displays are always a big hit
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Reservations are required
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Tourists can find travel guidebook regarding popular scenic spots, popular cities, travel lines, food and most popular destinations
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The big event on the calendar is dallas blooms, from the start of february to mid-april
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It's a perfect backdrop for the family photo
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General admission varies from $10 for children (ages 3-12) to $25 for adults depending on dates and times
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On-site parking costs $15 per car
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Cane Rosso:Across the street from the brewpub, serving up hearty, wood-fired pizzas
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Guided tours of the property are available
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At night, one may view downtown dallas with the skyscraper lights reflecting upon the water
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If you purchased the dallas citypass, your admission fee is covered
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October and november are as ablaze in color as anything you'll see in this neck of the woods
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Concerts, adult and children's educational programming and activities occur throughout the year
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Visit this dallas botanical garden for spring, summer and fall
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The Lyda Bunker Hunt Paseo de Flores. The Paseo de Flores, which translates to “The Path of Flowers” in English, is the Arboretum’s main walkway, cutting across from east to west.
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Travelers can find the best recommended tour recommendations, transportation routes, gourmet restaurants..
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They also have a tea house and a seated restaurant along with other dining options
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