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Renaissance Worthington Hotel, Latino Cultural Center, Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas/Frisco, W Dallas, Texan RV Ranch, The Southfork Hotel, Mesquite ProRodeo, Splash Aquatics Park, Florence Ranch Homestead, Denison Convention & Visitors Bureau, Hyatt Place Dallas/Plano, Discover Dallas Tours , Lake Mineral Wells State Park, Old Bedford School, Heritage Farmstead Museum, Gilley's Dallas, McKinney Performing Arts Center, Dwight D. Eisenhower Birthplace & Museum, Tarleton's Dora Lee Langdon Cultural & Educational Center, Fort Worth CVB, Cultural District of Fort Worth, Traders Village RV Park, Frank Buck Zoo, Sam Bell Maxey House, Coyote Squadron, a unit of the Commemorative Air Force, Highland Park Village, Chisholm Park Pond, Irving Heritage District, Amon Carter Museum, Terrell Chamber of Commerce, Chestnut Square Historic Village, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, Cabela's Fort Worth, Sheraton Suites Market Center, Corsicana Crossing, Texas Motorplex, Crow Collection of Asian Art, Arlington Enterainment District, Tarrant County Courthouse, NYTEX Sports Centre, African American Museum, National Scouting Museum, Garland Convention & Visitors Bureau, 300 Dallas, Chautauqua Auditorium, State Fair of Texas, Mountaisa Family Fun Center, Sheraton Stonebriar, Six Flags Over Texas, Hurricane Harbor - A Six Flags Water Park

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    567 Maddux Road
    Weatherford, Texas
    940-682-4856

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    Open Daily Year-Round
    Monday through Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
    Sundays – 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

    Admission
    Adults – $7.00
    Seniors (65 & over) – $5.00
    Children 5-12 yrs – $5.00
    Children 4 years and under – Free

    Clark Gardens
    Weatherford

    Clark Gardens Botanical Park awakens your senses to the natural wonders of Texas. Clark Gardens began in 1977 and opened to the public in 2000, as the personal dream of Max and Billie Clark. Open daily, year-round, visitors can wade through a sea of rainbow-hued iris, relax in the perfumed shade of a rose arbor, or stroll along the flower-laden banks of a sun dappled pond. By using Texas adaptive plants and through an extensive system of conserving and collecting water Clark Gardens hopes to inspire and educate those that visit.

    For the train enthusiasts, the Clark Gardens G-Scale model gardens trains are a must see. Replicating the historic rail system that ran through this area, garden trains meander on 1200 feet of track through miniature dioramas of historic towns.