We missed bluebonnet blooming season but the fields are still full of thousands of Indian blankets, hundreds of other wildflowers, and multitudes of butterflies. The organized part of the garden which is also a research and education center is kind of small so take the trails through the meadows and woodlands to enjoy all of the wildflowers in a natural setting.
The center is accessible but has rough stone paving and crushed stone paths so pushing is a little hard in some sections. The John Barr loop trail, which winds through the meadows, is accessible but most wheelchair users will need to have some help due to loose gravel in some spots. The Savanna Meadow Trail and The Woodlands Trail are not accessible because of roots, steps, and rocks in the paths.
There are a few parking spots for buses and RVs. Small RVs will fit in the regular spaces and larger ones can be parkrd across the spaces if the bus spaces are full. Garden
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