Clark Gardens has four air-conditioned indoor locations to accommodate groups, big and small.
Make your reservations today: 940-682-4856 events [AT] clarkgardens [DOT] com
For large or small groups, our stunning, secluded Retreat (pictured above) is a beautiful 4,000 square foot home with an indoor pool, a barbecue grill, a hot tub, multiple decks and one large outdoor table and several small tables as well. The spacious multi-level Retreat sleeps 10 and is perfect for a weekend getaway with friends or an exquisite event venue. This well-equipped haven is suited for a 50-75 persona indoor wedding, or an event hosting 150-200 guests when utilizing both the indoor and outdoor spaces.
Located in the Garden with easy access to Lake Pavilion and Oxbow Lake, is the History House. The History House can be set up to your liking for a board meeting, luncheon, shower or birthday party. Located not 50 feet from the Model Train Station and Children's Play House, it's the perfect location for a child's birthday party. Heated and air-conditioned and adjacent to the restrooms, the History House allows for easy access (unload right in front) with guests parking nearby at the Garden's office.
The Bridal Suite (pictured above), situated next to the Bowling Green and Arbor, received a complete facelift in January 2018. This is the perfect spot for luncheons, small dinners, and showers for up to 10-20 people. The suite comes with a mini-fridge and access to a covered patio with seating.
The Cottage (pictured above) opened in August 2018. This charming 1,600 square foot home has been completely remodeled and upgraded with new appliances and beautiful modern furniture. The private house can sleep 6 and has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. It has a large patio for dining and a big screen TV (great for watching sporting events or a favorite movie). The Cottage is perfect for luncheons, baby or bridal showers, board meetings and girls' getaways. The best part... it is only 50 feet from our beautiful gardens.
Make your reservations today: 940-682-4856 events [AT] clarkgardens [DOT] com
Dear Educators:
Clark Gardens invites you and your 1st grade students to participate in Pollinator Power!
The field trip is a fun-filled day for first-graders to learn about pollination. There are multiple learning stations for the kids to visit and experience.
The Clark Gardens Field Trip is available for 7 classes daily with a maximum of 22 students each on: Tuesday April 22nd, Wednesday April 23rd, and Thursday April 24th, 2025.
Students arrive no later than 8:45 am with activities beginning at 9:00 am and concluding by 1:00 pm. Picnic lunch is allotted between 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm (school-provided sack lunches).
All participating teachers receive four, one-time admission passes to Clark Gardens.
Reservations open now.
7 classes daily
Limited availability for attending.
Register early!
[ 2025 Pollinator Power Registration Form ]
Contact us for more information and to register: info [AT] clarkgardens [DOT] com or (940) 682-4856
"Yes! We loved it!"
"Amazing!!!!!"
"Awesome!"
"The activities were great. Many great hands on activities."
Through our Celebrations, Memorials & Tributes Program you may honor a loved one with a tribute tree or bench in their name. Your tribute becomes a living part of the gardens and supports the maintenance and care of the Clark Gardens grounds.
Contribute to our tree planting fund which provides planting and maintenance for trees throughout Clark Gardens. Notification of your generous tribute is sent to a designated person. Trees are marked for family and friends to identify the life that has been created in honor of a special someone or event. With this contribution the honored person will be listed in our monthly newsletter. It is our primary goal to ensure the quality and to maintain the long-term viability of your dedicated tree for a minimum of five years. However, Acts of Nature and other circumstances may cause damage to the tree requiring its removal. If damage is made to the dedicated tree within the five years Clark Gardens will replace the tree at no cost.
Provide a place for respite and reflection. Benches will be placed strategically throughout the West Garden. An engraved label with a person's name is affixed to the bench. Clark Gardens Director assigns the appropriate location. With this contribution the honored person will be listed in our monthly newsletter. Honorary benches will remain in place until such time that they are unsafe or aesthetically unacceptable for up to 10 years.
To learn more about our Memorials & Tributes Program please contact Director, Carol Clark Montgomery via email carol [AT] clarkgardens [DOT] com or call 940-682-4856.
"A tree is worth $193,250 according to Professor T.M. Das of the University of Calcutta. A tree living for 50 years will generate $31,250 worth of oxygen, provide $62,000 worth of air pollution control, control soil erosion andincrease soil fertility to the tune of $31,250. This figuredoes not include the value of fruits, lumber or beauty derived from trees. Just another sensible reason to take care of our forests."
From: Update Forestry Michigan State University
Thank you to our donors!
From: Anne Anderson, Kori Schroeder, Margaret Youmans, and Tim & Jane Fischer.
From: Amy May, Charlette Kwok, Christy Alvear, Rhonda Farley, and Sandi McSpadden.
From: Amy Lane, Barbara Rice, Blacksmith Blades, Breanna Garcia, Bridgette Goldstein, Buzbee Foundation, Carol Birkes, Chicken Express Mineral Wells, Christiana Rodriguez Lazo, David & Shirl Hawes, Delores & Frank Christian, Dolores Larson, Elaine Jary, Gina Glover, Howard McCarthy, In Memory of Zdenek Jary (Elaine Jary), James & Ellen Hewitt, Janette Kurban, Janis Janes, Joanne Wallis, Kathleen & Larry Brown, Kay Scott Leighton, Kendall & Elizabeth Simon, Marie Evans, Mark & Carol Montgomery, Max & Betty Bennett, Miguel Mendoza, Pat Bazzell, Paul West, Rebecca Barham, Rick & Janice Barnes, Rod Arnold, The Brazos Foundation, Thomas Lytle, Venture Farms - Radomske, and Wesley & Maureen Johnson.
From: Gwen Adcock, Max and Betty Bennett, Bill & Milly Chevaillier, Mary Duggins, Michael & Shari Ford, Susan Fall, Brock Haynes, William & Jane Holder, Doris Holder-Farley, Regan Johnson, Chloe Langston, Perri Leavelle, and Debbie Van Winkle.
From: Brock Haynes, Chloe Langston, Debbie Van Winkle, Doris Farley, Gene Jolly, Gwen Adcock, Julia Lawhon, Mary Duggins, Perri Leavelle, RE Brown, Regan Johnson, Susan Fall, and William & Shari Ford
From self-guided tours to group tour programs, at Clark Gardens you will find the perfect fit for your visit. The group tour programs are great for your garden or nature club, school, church, family, business or other organization. A variety of menu options are available to compliment your trip. See general admission and group tour information. Guided cart tours are available (reservations required).
Visit us on a School Tour
Learn more about our School Group Tours.
Clark Gardens was selected as the Official Best Public Garden in Texas for 2014 and featured in a TV segment about the Gardens airing on 3 different networks. The Official Best Of also created a brief preview video about the Gardens. Check it out...
Clark Gardens provides a variety of rental facilities and offers many benefits that other locations do not.
With nine diverse venues from which to choose, you are sure to find the ideal place for your special event.
Whatever the occasion: garden wedding, reception, party, prom, club meeting, business meeting, family reunion, celebrations of all kinds, Clark Gardens has the perfect venue to help make your event a success.
Check-out our many event venues and indoor facilities.
Visit the Clark Gardens Weddings website.
Physical Address [map]
567 Maddux Road
Weatherford, Texas 76088
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 276
Mineral Wells, Texas 76068
Phone: (940) 682-4856
Fax: (940) 682-4078
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