Japanese Garden

Wandering Through Peace & Petals at the Japanese Garden Today felt like a page from a fairytale. I took a quiet stroll through the Japanese Gardens, and it was like stepping into a dream. Every corner whispered peace, and every path seemed to lead deeper into serenity. We wandered over wooden bridges, paused under blooming trees, and let the soft sounds of water soothe our spirits. It’s a place where time slows down, and the soul gets a moment to breathe. If you’re ever needing a gentle reset, a moment of beauty, or just a reason to smile—this little slice of nature’s magic will leave you speechless. ✨ Peaceful. Magical. Restorative. ✨ Highly recommend taking the time to visit. Your heart will thank you.

Wonderful Japanese festival hosted by the best botanical garden volunteers with beautiful weather, beautiful gardens, fabulous drumming, fun art, and the opportunity to learn and enjoy Japanese culture. Well done all, including text notifications for parking overflow on Sunday.

The Japanese Garden within the Fort Worth Botanic Garden is a must-see destination. Established during the Great Depression, this serene oasis is nearly a century old. Spanning over 110 acres, there’s plenty to explore, ensuring you'll want to return time and time again. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and highly recommend experiencing this beautiful garden for yourself.

Just beautiful. So peaceful. I felt transported. I went about 10am and the light hit everything just right. I was visiting from Michigan so the cost was $14. It was worth it! Bonus: there is a huge bird there that added a nice touch.

So pretty! We enjoyed our visit. A lot of people taking photographs on the bridge, so had to wait. We were here in Early February so not a lot blooming but still so pretty. Biggest drawback is the road noise. Parking was plentiful.