Fort Worth Water Gardens

William Norlem

4 weeks ago

Very glad I was able to experience the Water Gardens finally. I've lived within 10 miles of this park for 15 years and am very sad I'd waited this long to enjoy the beautiful pools and fountains. The City Fort Worth has done an amazing job keeping up this iconic landmark and notable movie site (Logan's Run - 1976). I look forward to going back with my family vacationing in North Texas.

Leta York

2 months ago

Such an enchanted experience, not sure why I waited so long to go here. It was just magical! We went during the daylight and after dark, both equally important for your experience. Bring food and a book to stay a while, you'll be glad you did. Also, the park is larger than expected and sectioned off into several areas to enjoy, each with their own vibe. We will definitely go back and stay longer.

Clayton Chen

a month ago

One of the most interesting and coolest parks I have ever been to. It has over 500 species of plants and trees. It has 3 water pools. Each is different in its own style. Although it's a public park, the design by itself is worth checking out. (◔‿◔)

Sharon Hoyt

2 months ago

Awesome urban escape! Take quiet walk here and enjoy the waterscape, the granite mountain & the variety of foliage. Look up and appreciate some very fine architecture in the surrounding area. The very fine old art deco train station building and a couple of good contemporary buildings on the other sides too. Spaces like this are about re-centering yourself to further enjoy living & working or visiting growing hyper active cities. Philip Johnson was the architect for this thoughtful, well designed space. Bravo!!

Jennifer Sanchez

a month ago

Pretty unique water garden!! Great place to take family that's visiting or take a stroll to clear your mind. It wasn't crowded during my visit which made it nice because there is one path to walk down and out from. I think it's something everyone should do at least once.