This is a lovely place to visit all the time, but you absolutely have to plan a visit during the spring. You will be speechless. Your socks will be blown off. You'll say it's one of the most beautiful places you've ever been. So don't miss it.

This is a beautiful spot. We really enjoyed the area and hiking through some trails. Lots of bunnies hopping around and even saw a mouse and some snake skin; there is a sign that says stay on the trail to avoid snakes. Fields of wildflowers to enjoy. The cafe is not super expensive and they have a nice gift shop... More

We visited in June so it was not the peak of the flower season. Still got to see some nice flowers. Nice trails, clean bathrooms and nice shop. The educational exhibit is good and you can learn a lot about why we should try to use native plants in our gardens. A volunteer answered all our questions. A very nice... More

We went during the summer and there were a few wildflowers blooming, but probably nothing like it would be in the spring. There are a couple of interactive exhibits in the visitor center that were good, but there is not a lot to see. It was much smaller than I thought. We spent right at an hour there.

Wonderful place to visit in the early morning or late afternoon in the summer. Fun summer events for kids.

From the moment you enter the LBJ Wildflower Center in Austin, one is surrounded by the ever-changing, natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country. A great deal of thought & planning went into its design so the Center is self-sustaining. There are footpaths that take you to the Exhibit Hall, Observation Tower (kids love it), Gift Shop (a must stop!)... More

This was a beautiful place to visit; fun and informative. Well laid out with markers identifying the plants. A great place to get ideas for your own garden. The staff was friendly. We walked along the paths behind the gardens and it was a lot of fun and not too long. There were a lot of flowers in bloom and... More

It is a bit out of the way but wonderful once you're there. They have wonderful plantings and lots of pathways to walk. I like the insects and the butterfly areas. I loved the wildflowers and wooded paths. It seems there should be more planting in parts. Some of it looks like desert and it hasn't been touched but maybe... More

We tremendously enjoyed our visit. We intended to stay two hours but enjoyed it so much we stayed four, including the cafe and gift shop. All the plant displays were fascinating to see and the staff was knowledgeable. We would have walked the trails if not forced indoors by torrential rain. Still, the visit was worth the price. Footnote: The... More