I didn't know what to expect, but this attraction is really neat! The views are stunning and the art is captivating. It feels a little like stone henge😂 I didn't realize that the art is participatory... But some spray paint from the guy ($7.50/can) and contribute to the installation! A steady stream of visitors adds to the charm and mystique of the site.

Great experience! It's worth the stop. Paint recommendations, White for background if you want to paint on top with a brighter/ neon color. Kids loved it! Cool trailer on sight for merchandise and paint. Sometimes you find half sprayed cans of paint lying around, grab it up, and use it, It's Free!! No admission fee.

Had been wanting to visit this since we were in the area. It was interesting to see the vast amount of signatures and people from all over. There wasn't as many cars as I thought there would be. Very strong smell of spray paint since almost everyone had cans of spray paint. It was still fun to see this little piece of history/tourist attraction. Crazy to see how many layers of paint every car had.

It's definitely an eccentric spot. I'd recommend checking it out only if you happen to be passing by on Route 66 or Route 44 near Amarillo. They have Cadillac cars buried halfway into the ground, which you're welcome to paint on if you're interested. Keep in mind, the paint shop nearby can be quite pricey. It might be a good idea to bring your own paint from elsewhere or hope that previous visitors have left behind some leftover bottles of paint.

I’ve been here before but it’s always cool to stop by early to beat the crowds. I went early in the morning and I took my own spray can it’s cheaper and better if you do. It’s a memorable place to do some tagging and look at cars that have been painted by everyone. The gift shop was closed when I was leaving maybe next time I’ll get something. It’s a must to stop here.

Possibly one of the best Route 66 attractions on the Mother Road. Beautiful place, loads of history. Great for anyone of all ages to come here. There is also a gift shop that comes around in a truck pulling the trailer. In conclusion, a great and historic Mother Road attraction in Texas.

What a weird and quirky art exhibit. I loved the layers and layers of spray paint. People had left spray paint cans so I got to add my own name. Fun. I also loved that there was no attempt to monetize it. Just pure art for people to enjoy. Worth a stop for sure.

If you're on a journey along the historic Route 66 and find yourself in the wide expanse of Texas, there's one stop you absolutely cannot miss – the Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo. This iconic roadside attraction is more than just a collection of half-buried cars; it's a vibrant symbol of American ingenuity, creativity, and the enduring spirit of adventure. As you approach the Cadillac Ranch, you can't help but feel a sense of excitement and curiosity. Ten vintage Cadillacs, dating from the late 1940s to the early 1960s, stand upright in a field, their colorful paint jobs and sleek lines contrasting with the endless Texas sky. It's a sight that's both surreal and mesmerizing, beckoning you to step closer and explore. One of the most fascinating aspects of the Cadillac Ranch is its interactive nature. Visitors are not only allowed but encouraged to grab a can of spray paint and leave their mark on the cars. As a result, the Cadillacs are adorned with a kaleidoscope of colors, patterns, and messages, creating a constantly evolving work of art that reflects the creativity and individuality of each person who passes through. But beyond the opportunity for artistic expression, the Cadillac Ranch holds a deeper significance as a cultural landmark. It's a nod to America's love affair with the automobile, a reminder of the open road and the freedom it represents. It's also a testament to the power of art to inspire, provoke, and bring people together, transcending boundaries of age, background, and nationality. Visiting the Cadillac Ranch is more than just a pit stop on a road trip – it's an experience that leaves a lasting impression. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a wide-eyed adventurer, there's something undeniably magical about standing amidst those towering Cadillacs, surrounded by the vastness of the Texas plains. The Cadillac Ranch is a must-see destination for anyone with a sense of curiosity and wonder. It's a celebration of Americana at its finest, a testament to the enduring allure of the open road and the creative spirit that drives us forward. So next time you find yourself cruising down Route 66, be sure to make a detour to the Cadillac Ranch – you won't regret it.

Too fun! Lost of folks there but still not too crowded. A concession sells paint cans and souvenirs. The water mostly prevented people from accessing all but the first car. That kind of keeps the crowd in one spot,,so with patience i got a few pics without people in them. It is an easy walk, but at least one person with mobility issues found it too much.

WORTH IT! If you're staying in Amarillo or just driving through i definitely recommend stopping here the gift shop is across the street and there's a little bit of a walk out to the cars you walking through a cornfield and there's lots of cans and trash on the ground and right by the cars. it's really cool to see all the layers of spray paint and it kind of looks like it's dripping down. definitely still a really cool stop 🚗

A fun experience although extremely busy! Souvenirs and spray cans available to purchase on site. Be quick to take a picture of your artwork as it'll be covered in the space of 5 minutes lol. Definitely choose a lighter coloured paint as it was way easier to see.

I was so looking forward to Cadillac ranch! It did not disappoint. There was a little merch truck on the property and I was able to buy a beanie thank goodness because the wind was out of this world. I brought my poodle along with me to photograph with the cars. This is an excellent roadside attraction. Bring a hat. And if you forget spray paint you can but it from the truck for $7.50. Very fun

This is a fun spot to visit and doesn't take much time out of your schedule. It's worth the stop to see the art on these vehicles. You can even get spray paint to make your own mark! Check the cans on the ground - some of them still have plenty of paint. PLEASE throw your can away though... So many cans laying around is just a disgusting representation of our country. We can do better! 💙

Definitely a great place to visit if your in the area! You can take some amazing sunrise / sunset photos. You can bring your own spray paint, however there is normally always some laying around. Overall a great free spot to spend some time.

I love coming here! It is free to everyone. Which is one thing you don't see anymore! You are able to walk out too it. Make sure you bring a spray can of paint. It is very interesting how it has changed over the years!! I felt very safe doing this. Hopefully everyone that comes to enjoy it can put the spray cans in the trash! We love America! Thank you for having all of us!

It's really cool for sightseeing, but super muddy, to much standing water. You couldn't get close enough to the cars. They should think about maybe building some sort of platform on one side to stand on. But super cool! Bring rain boots . Rubber boots

I recently visited Cadillac Ranch and it was an unforgettable experience! This unique art installation, located just outside of Amarillo, Texas, features a row of vintage Cadillacs half-buried nose-first in the ground. The cars are covered in layers of colorful graffiti, and visitors are encouraged to add their own artistic touch. It's a fantastic spot for photos and a must-see for anyone traveling along Route 66. The vibrant colors and creativity make it a fun and inspiring place to visit. Highly recommended for art enthusiasts and travelers alike!

I have been here twice now over the last 5 years. It's a classic stop on route 66. It has been reworked since the last visit. The turnstile is gone and the road leading out has been improved. If you come here, don't leave your garbage behind. If you intend to not pick up after yourself, don't visit the site. This is private land and can be closed to the public at any time. Last year I read an article that it may be removed soon. So that's the point to my second visit. Got some new photos. Overall, it's a must see that I hope lives on for years to come, but it sounds as if it's mabey on borrowed time.

When I finally arrived here, my first thought was, “did I really drive all this way for cars sticking out of the ground?” I thought, surely there must be more than this. There was not. You park your car on the side of the road, get out and walk through a gate, then way down a dirt entryway are these cars in the ground. Granted, you can bring spray paint and paint to your hearts content, but I brought none. But man did I get some great shots! The clouds came out to play that day! I would say this is a one and done kind of attraction. Fun but no need to go back a second time. Glad I did it though!

If you're passing through this area, I'd highly recommend a quick stop here. The walk to the cars isn't that far from where you have to park. There was a person on site selling spray paint if you wanted to paint the cars yourself. All in all, you probably don't need more than 20-30 minutes here.

This was an excellent quick pitstop to see an iconic art insulation where you get to participate. Great photo ops. They sell spray paint, but you should bring your own and more than 1 color - maybe paint pens.

Such a quirky, unusual experience! I wish they would add to it. The parking area, the fence, is so cool! Vendor truck with spray paint and souvenirs sits at the gate. You can see for miles and it's windy.

This is a free, iconic visual of history in America. Cadillac Ranch is set back, off highway 40 and does not seem like a worthwhile effort. But, we took the time out to visit and were happy that we did. Classic Cadillacs set out, buried in the ground are a tribute to the vehicles and roads that made America. They are heavily painted allowing visitors to place themselves as part of that history. Spray paint cans are freely available. There is a small, affordable vendor on-site selling memorabilia. There is some walking involved on rutted dirt surface and only Porta potties for restrooms. I highly recommend taking the hour or so to visit, it was worth the time.

First attempt to go see this place was on a whim at 9 at night. There were about 10 cars along road but there are no lights at night! We could see many flashlights in the distance, but decided to play it safe and waited til next morning. Huge surprise to 40 to 50 cars and tour busses! This was a follow in the foot steps my dad had visited so the experience was fabulous! Be prepared that if you paint, it will be painted over quick! Take pictures. It was amazing to see all the different types of people, young to older. Awsome place!

Cool place, but would recommend going when it is dry and sunny. I went the day after some rain, the whole thing was a muddy pit. Definitely a worthwhile icon of Amarillo, and would recommend to those who haven't gone. Just go when it is warm and sunny.

This was a cool little put stop off highway 40 / old66. They have 10 old caddillacs buried in the dirt, lined up for people to graffiti all over. There is a truck when you arrive selling spray paint so you can have your fun. The things people spray aren't really art, some have talent. The art is the layers and layers of paint built up, dripping or melting off that male up the real art. It would be nice to see what they look liked originally. The streets and walls around the highway are ulled with graffiti too. There are locks hanging on the gates front what people left behind, everything covered with color. There is nothing else around but dirt and those old cars.

You park along the side of the road, and it's hard to miss with all the spray paint cans, painted roads, and painted barricades. There was a truck there that was like a food truck but sold souvenirs, spray paint, and other odds and ends! The spray paint was somewhere around $6 a can, so it's pretty fair prices. I recommend fluorescent colors! Also wear old clothes because you will get paint on you!! They seem to pop the best. Please throw your spray paint cans away!!! There's so many laying around the ground when trash cans are available in multiple places.

A historic roadside Attraction worth visiting. But it is well past its heyday. Now it is an interesting statement of what happens when spray painting is encouraged and the weight of the paint makes it peel off in giant chunks. There was a mobile gift shop where you could buy spray paint and other souvenirs if so desired. But there is no cost, only a walk out into the field. If it's wet I would recommend you don't go unless you don't mind mud.

Had to see this place on my route 66 road trip, and it was just as good as I thought it would be. They had a truck and trailer set up with a shop, and you could get paint, stickers, and post cards, among other things, all in one place! I didn't buy any paint, but someone leaving gave me their unused paint can, and I passed it on after I was done. All in all, I would go again.

I had the pleasure of visiting Cadillac Ranch and was blown away by the incredible artwork. The display is simply stunning, offering a peaceful and awe-inspiring experience. The burst of colors and intricate designs create a truly beautiful sight. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking artistic inspiration and a moment of serenity.

Not as big as I thought it'd be but very cool spot! It was sad to see how much trash people have left behind. People were so nice to share the spray cans they brought with others around them.

It is an amazing experience. We visited the place a few days ago, and we weren't able to purchase a spray paint from the caravan because it was too late already,but anyway we had a lot of fun. I admire the person who created these structures. Go and visit it !

This is such an iconic place to visit so I’m glad I went while I was in town. We got some cool pictures out of it but honestly it was pretty underwhelming. The cars were pretty far from the place you had to park and it’s crazy windy so the walk isn’t fun. There’s always extra half-empty cans of spray paint lying around so don’t feel the need to bring any of your own. The actual cars were cool but I wish there was some sort of plaque or bit of info given to make me feel like my trip was somewhat educational rather than me just walking out into a field in the middle of nowhere to see some cars sticking out of the ground.

Very cool place to check out. Can be a quick visit or a nice stop with some photos and spray painting fun! Can be windy and wet making it difficult to get up close and check out the details.

Making our way across the country, Cadillac Ranch is an iconic stop! We were there on a cool, windy day, and there were lots of people walking around, taking photos and a few artists with their paint cans. One parks on a side road and it’s a long walk to the display. There’s a gate, and it’s possible to get a wheelchair thru, though the ground is uneven and a bit rough.

Surprisingly busy location! Plenty of parking along the road, but lots of people come here to see these caddies buried nose down. You can buy spray paint from a guy on site, contributing your own guerrilla art to the cars, the concrete barrier separating the site from the freeway, or even the road surface.

Located out in the middle of farmland. All the cars are heavily caked in paint from over the decades. A Mobile shop is near the entrance. You can buy spray paint cans for $7.50 each. There are also stickers, cups, and other gift shop stuff. Nice to visit if you're passing through the area.

The cool thing about this is all the people painting the cars, the paint gets so thick that it slides off. The local artist collects the paint that slides off and makes art out of it. Some even make earrings that are very colorful and unique. The visitors center for Route 66 Amarillo has the earrings and can tell you the rest of the places where the art can be bought. This is a free spot to stop (unless you buy paint on site) and enjoy with the kids. The kids were laughing, running and having a great time. It was fun watching them.

Iconic Route 66 destination. You can buy spray paint in site if you want to add to the decorative display. But please people : PICK UP YOUR EMPTY CANS AND LIDS!! You are ruining the surrounding environment! .

What a fun adventure this was. Highly recommend it. Guides were super! Very knowledgeable and experience. Horses were so friendly and easy to ride. Beautiful scenery. Alison gave a great history of the canyon and events that occurred here with Comanche Indians. Our guides, Alison, Sam and Dylan were AWESOME! We felt safe and had a blast.

Great experience! The riding about 2 hours, we made safety back to the Ranch before the strong windy become very bad, Madison, Phylis and Casey very friendly and nice! The horse very docile and patient, I love this place, will be back again!

Our family just enjoyed a trail ride with our kids (6 & 8) for their first time. Melissa, Alison, and Bailey did such a wonderful job making everyone comfortable, building their confidence on the horse. We will definitely be back! Beautiful and peaceful scenery! Plus the kids felt so proud of themselves after they finished! Kids said it was their favorite part of the trip!

34th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TRIP TO AMARILLO ❤️ APACHE & RIO WERE GREAT HORSES -- MELISSA & BAILEY WERE AWESOME TOO! 😁 HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS ACTIVITY! 🐴 🤠 Phyllis was great to work with on getting our ride scheduled and rescheduled when the weather forecast changed. We rode in 63 degree weather with sunshine in January and it was perfect. Melissa & Bailey did an awesome job guiding us on our ride and were very informative about the property and the history. They felt like friends/family pretty quickly. We appreciate them so much! We were in Amarillo to celebrate our 34th wedding anniversary ️ and they even remembered that detail. Our horses, Rio and Apache, were such good boys and knew exactly how to do their jobs and kept us comfortable and safe . If you’re considering doing a horseback ride in the area, by all means book with Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West ! 100% recommend them!

We really enjoyed our sunset ride! Brayden and Madison were super kind and informative guides. Nothing was a rush. Starting off in a nose/tail lineup gives each rider a chance to get comfortable (we were newbies). The horses are gentle. WHISKEY was such a beautiful horse!

A wonderful experience for the whole family! Kids aged 5,9, and 11 all had a great time. Melissa and Madison were our guides, very friendly and knowledgeable. If you're going through Texas, you ought to ride horses, and I'd you're going to ride horses, definitely do it here!

Such a great ride led by Bailey, Kaycee and Sabine!! Great communication and instruction for both new and intermediate riders. Horses were all great and easy to manage. Beautiful views and wildlife throughout the trail.

We really enjoyed our first time riding, Sabine, Melissa and kaycee were fantastic coaches, very knowledgeable and a credit to the ranch. We’re glad we came to the 730am ride, perfect weather and conditions. Thoroughly recommend and well worth the price.

My wife and I decided to take our 5-year-old horseback riding - the choice was simple and quick: Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West! Phyllis and her crew are the best hosts ever. From the moment you arrive they take great care of you until the final goodbyes are said (for that day because we'll be back!) The rides are relaxing and pleasant with gorgeous views of the canyon. A brief stop for a nice photo session during the ride and then it's back to the start point. I can't think of a better way to spend a day than with these fine folks! This was not our first visit and we're already looking forward to our next - it's just that great!

Worth every penny! Exceptionally well maintained property and horses. We had every riding experience level in the group we went with and everyone enjoyed themselves. Kaycee, Melissa and Sabine were very knowledgeable, patient and fun as could be! Melissa caught a horned toad for everyone to see and pet. Kaycee was super patient and calm with the less experienced and younger riders and Sabine was a great leader and explained the directions and why we do things clearly and easy to understand. All exceptional young ladies ❤ I was a little self conscious as I haven't rode in awhile and it didn't take long around them for that to completely pass. Big thanks to Scout for hauling my big booty around the trail, he's a champ! Shout out to Roy, Chance and Hero too!

Alison and Melissa were amazing guides! They made sure we all knew what we needed to do to feel my comfortable on our horses. They knew each horse’s personality which was awesome. They also knew a lot about the history of the area, as well as the flora and fauna. A good time was had by all! ❤️

Cowgirls and Cowboys of West Texas gave us just what we were looking for: beautiful sites, knowledge Cowgirls who knew the history, the land, the horses' personalities (to make the perfect match with it's human-but they were down right silly during picture time!!🤣) and safety for everyone. Best $ value and 2 hr we've had in a while!! Thank you, Kaycee, Bailey, and Sabine. You were all exceptional! Good luck with your education, future careers, and everyday...Go do good work ladies!!

Myself and my husband booked the 2 hour horseback riding experience for whilst we were in Amarillo (Driving Route 66 for our honeymoon). Kaycee and Alison were amazing, the horses were great for inexperienced riders like us, we felt safe, and learnt so much about the local area. Honestly the best experiencing of our whole trip - keep doing what you are doing!

We had a wonderful experience! I host exchange students and wanted to give them an amazing Texas-style experience. The guide were great, the horses were very well mannered. The day cooperated well and the view from the overlook was beautiful.

Truly enjoyed this experience! I have ridden before, an experience similar to this one, and I think this was my favorite so far! The horses were gorgeous, well taken care of, and the staff was incredible! What made this even more special was I got engaged on this trip! My now fiancé rode for the first time, and she ADORED the whole experience. Highly highly recommend!

Great family experience! It was our first time horseback riding and the staff really made it super easy and fun for our family. Our boys (ages 7, 10, and 12) had the best time! Bailey, Kaycee and Sabine are an amazing team! They were hands down the reason we had such a great experience. All of the horses were very sweet and well behaved as well. Heads up if you get Tono as your horse! He will try to establish his dominance at first but once he gets used to you, he’s a sweetheart! Will definitely be coming back for another outing!

Kaycee, Brooke and Alison were amazing guides for our 2-hour trail ride. The views were lovely and the trail was very fun. Even being an experienced rider it was a lot of fun. Tono, my horse for the ride was such a good boy and an awesome trail horse. 10/10 would trail here again!

My wife and I drove from Dallas/Ft. Worth just to ride here yesterday, (4/12), for my wife's birthday. It was fantastic! Melissa and Dylan our guides where awesome! I rode Whiskey and my wife rode Scout and both horses did really well. This isn't just a nose to tail ride around in circles its an experience and the canyon was amazing. We'll be back again in the fall thanks for the great day Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West see ya soon!

Such an amazing experience! So much fun, we were able to ride along the trail, not in a single file line the whole way, having freedom was lovely. Learned very interesting history about the Palo Duro Canyon. Absolutely enjoyed the whole ride. Highly recommended. The wranglers were sweet as can be and welcoming. Alison and Baylee! Thank you for such a great experience.

I had so much fun on the sunset trail ride, one of my favorites so far. Definitely recommend taking a ride here whenever you visit Amarillo! Kaycee and Bailey were very good guides and very knowledgeable about the history of Palo Duro Canyon and there horses are very well trained.

My family and I went on a trail ride with Alison, Sam, and Dylan. All of the employees were knowledgeable and very friendly, they made it such a fun experience! The horses were well trained and I felt comfortable and safe. The views were beautiful and our guides made sure to get amazing pictures of our group! Definitely would recommend this activity as a unique way to see the views of the Texas Panhandle

What can you say about Main Street USA in Amarillo? There’s a great selection of places to explore, eat, drink and buy your souvenirs and collectible. It will take all day and maybe more to visit all the stores in this area. Come hungry, come thirsty and bring plenty of spending money.

Love the atmosphere and all the beautiful murals!

A wide selection of Mom and Pop businesses who are very appreciative of our shop local supporters and all of the wonderful travelers that choose to visit and spend part of their vacation time and funds with us❣️🙂

My best memories are on Route 66. I've met incredible people like Bob Lile from Lile Art Gallery, Jesse Melson with The Garage, and Antonio Charyeith The Maryland House on Amarillo Route66!!!

Nothing but bars now. Kind of depressing. There's cute antique shops. Definitely don't go down there at night alone.

All of our businesses are Mom and Pop owned and most are closed on Christmas 🎄☃️ to be with their families. We wish everyone a safe and wonderful Holiday Season ❣️ Merry Christmas 🎄☃️ and a great New Year 💝

If you saw the animated movie cars you will recognize some of the buildings as similar to key sets in the film. It's a fun detour, doesn't take long and if you like shopping it's all there .

Nice place, lady has lots of information. Wide variety of antiques inside. Sign the book and get your picture taken.

Very friendly gift shop near here. They stamped my passport, gave me a great couple of pins and had some awesome souvenirs. There were some cool cars driving past, also, which is why I got this photo of the Cadillac diving past.

Cool little place with some photo ops. Seems like it opens up at night there's a ton of bars down this strip. We went down on a weekday morning there was nobody walking around seemed to kind of like a ghost town. It was a lot of pass through driving traffic. Very nostalgic

I went down on a Tuesday early in the afternoon - first time through I missed it. It did not help that my GPS dropped me off about six blocks from the actual area. I am guessing that it wakes up in the evening - dead during the day. It was cool to see - although if I were to do it again, I would wait until later in the evening when the place is awake (and it is a bit cooler)...

Fun little street to visit with murals, restaurants and shops all in honor of Route 66.

Had some good experiences and some shady ones. Downtown was quite rundown and had a lot of sketchy people wandering the streets. This was in the middle of the week in the middle of the day. The Big Texan steakhouse was FABULOUS! Was worth the stop for that meal!

A decent stretch of historic Route 66 with lots of nostalgia.

I'm glad I decided to visit. It was quite educational from the short movie to all the exhibits. It brought back good memories of when I used to ride. I definitely recommend people to visit 🐴

Great for all ages. The children’s area is well done, interactive, and informative. The upstairs is dedicated to the presidents, and has cool glass cases with their stories and stuff. We thought it was well worth the $10 admission fee. The building, art, and statues are beautiful!

Wonderful displays and amazing bronze sculptures! Well worth a visit!

The visit was a long time dream of mine. The tour brought back so many memories. Reminded me the time I met Lee Berwick at his stable, he gave me a commemorative horse shoe of lighting bars Jr . Thank You for keeping those ledgends alive for the future.

Really fun and Informative.... It was good to see the difference between this AQH Museum and the Horse racing HOF in Saratoga.... The two ladies at the front desk answered my barrage of questions most welcoming... They were super informative and friendly.... Thank you..m.

Very informative. It has a lot of history and artifacts. Well maintained and great for family educational time with kids.

I had a wonderful experience. Having enjoyed the Quarter Horse Journal as a teen in the 1970's and 1980's, this was a bucket list check off. It did not disappoint. Loved revisiting that history.

Amazing place to visit! I don’t remember how much it was to get in but it wasn’t much! They have awesome paintings and statues of horses! We bought a copy of a painting signed by the artist! Definitely worth a visit!

This was very interesting to someone who has little direct connection to horses. I imagine those involved with quarterhorses in particular, and any type of horse in general, will thoroughly enjoy the history and legacy presented here.

Beautiful place. The museum is only open Tuesday through Saturday so we didn't get to see that. But pretty interesting information on the outside along with statue's and a wall that has names of past horses, riders, Jockey's, owners etc.

Beautiful building. Excellent easy to navigate self tour. Tons of parking right off I-40. Enjoyed my time there.

I went an hour before closing and had the whole place to myself. The two gals at the front desk were very nice and very helpful. There was a lot of quarter horse history and lots of cool stuff. Way too much to take in with the hour left before closing. I will definitely go back when I have more time to spend there. If you like horses this place is a must

Loved the museum. If you're a horse or history enthusiast, it was very interesting for those not necessarily involved in wrangling & ranching, and even more interesting too those that are. I enjoyed getting an introductory lesson on the Quarter Horse, their history and their contemporary uses on a ranch and in the show ring. It was also interesting to learn about the large cattle ranches, and the way they are run regarding the jobs they perform and their management.

Small garden space but they have made the best of it with beautiful vignettes. Still a little too early in the season as most plants are just now coming out. Still a peaceful pretty place to spend an hour or so.

Spent roughly 2 hours exploring this garden. $8.00 for adult entry, visited at 10a. on a monday, there was no crowd. Unfortunately, there was a person using a gas powered till during the visit, causing a lot of noise and smell. Other than that, the visit was nice. The pictures speak for themselves

Staff was awesome we went during the end January so lots of plants were dead but the green house was beautiful!! Had a beautiful waterfall with ducklings and a beautiful golden pheasant? 😬

Loved this place. I wish I went when the flowers were more in bloom. Instead of spring when they pruned everything back. Also they didn't finish tidying the space up after they put a knew retaining wall in. Through the new wall looks really nice. Also I wish there was some fish food in stock so we could feed the koi fish. :(

We got married here on Saturday, April 9th, and it was amazing. The staff that I dealt with directly, Avery and Shelbi were so knowledgeable and helpful. Avery, for the past few months has been an unbelievably amount of help. Giving me all of the information and double checking details to make sure everything was perfect. The set up and breaking down of the tables and chairs as well as taking away trash during our event saved us so much time off our set up and clean up. The bridal suite was absolutely gorgeous and made for beautiful getting ready pictures. If you’re considering getting married here I highly recommend it!

Beautiful places of self-reflection that allows you to escape into nature. Check times, if you can go when it's not a busy it's even more magical. Kids loved it.

Beautiful, but I was disappointed in how small it was and how quickly I saw everything! I suggest adding plaques and boards with educational information, add a gift shop to increase revenue to expand the park, and add a cafe also to increase revenue. Also lacked incorporation of culture and science. Maybe work with indigenous folks to add value to use of native plants, work with the hospital/university to improve incorporate ecology and historical use of medicinal plants. One more thought, animals need space to thrive. The cages for your birds are definitely too small, which made me sad. Please either rehome them or give them a better space. How would you like to be confined to a small space day after day?

$8/person is steep for what you’re getting. i only got pictures inside the tropical greenhouse because this is really the best part of the gardens. pretty and thriving plants and a waterfall. so beautiful. the rest of the grounds were lacking pretty significantly. i’ve been to a lot of botanical gardens and this was a let down. really needs more plaques with plant information throughout. would loved to have seen a better native american representation throughout the garden. there are 3 birds in the indoor section in small cages which i can’t get behind either. we only spent about 20 minutes here and saw everything.

It was such a beautiful place and Im glad I visited, but if I'm being honest, they had not one but two gas powered leaf blowers going while paid customers were walking through their gardens, in my opinion that is ridiculous. I was just getting ready to walk into the Japanese gardens, which is a place of zen and relaxation, not here, obviously. I had to wait 15 minutes until the leaf blowers were done 🤔 I know it is spring cleanup time but just a thought, maybe that 15 minutes of leaf blowing can be done before they open and not while customers are trying to enjoy their gardens, that they are charging admission for. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back to these gardens due to poor management.

Beautiful little botanical gardens, we enjoyed the visit very much. I loved the flower kaleidoscope, what an amazing idea! Lots of statuary and distinctive garden areas.

8$ entrance but not that much to see, youre done after 30 minutes. Pretty though.

Beautiful gardens with a variety of plants and flowers to see, but without a map of how things are arranged or what areas are off limits, it makes back tracking part of the experience. The maintenance paths should be clearly marked, especially around the vegetable garden area, and dead-end paths seem strange in a circular garden. Most of the plants and flowers were not marked, so a good map could help with that as well. Overall, it was worth the visit, but for the $8 adult price, some people may want it to take more than 60-90 minutes to see everything. They do offer a free military service discount, so that is a positive.

Me and my husband visited these beautiful grounds for our first time in Texas visiting family in Amarillo and it was such a pleasant experience!

The employees were very friendly and helpful. We got some fish food to feed the beautiful Koi fish. The flowers were gorgeous as well as all the small little gardens and ornaments. We also saw a little turtle making his way through the gardens. Loved it!

The tropical greenhouse is great with many plants flowering on my visit. Pathway within the house are very easy to maneuver with seating conveniently placed. Look for Teal swimming in the pond. Outside, it being early spring, much of the plants have not reach full bloom. A good reason to visit the gardens several times throughout the year. Restrooms were clean and staff was friendly. A great place to spend a couple hours if you enjoy plants.

Nice little setting with a variety of plants and garden art.

It's a small botanical garden but very lovingly arranged. It is a joy to be here. Wish I had brought a book to just sit under one of the many shaded benches and enjoy the place a little longer. You can easily see most things in the span of 30 minutes but just sit down and enjoy being there.

Everything is broken, turned off, or missing parts, but still charging full price of course. Really fun for little kids, but SERIOUSLY needs to care and attention. It’s no fun when half the stuff doesn’t do anything. All the pictures I posted and MANY I didn’t post were broken or missing parts

A great way to keep the kids active and wear them out. They even have a little reading hide a way lit up with a moon view and fun neon stuff and bean bag chairs! They just opened The time portal and a few new sites to see and learn! I finally got to take the kid to see a space video and the screen is the whole circled ceiling, so that was pretty cool. And some of the new creatures are pretty darn cute and interesting to say the very least. How everything is coming along and all the updates are great and my kids always seem to have a lot of fun and they keep wanting to go back for more fun! Thank you DHDC!

Such a fantastic and interactive place for kids and parents. We have annual membership and it's certainly worth it. Our kids love to create and play here.

The place is beautiful and varied. The children here are happy. There are security men who work nice, but the summer time is crowded with summer club students and very disturbing.

For a big family the membership is definitely the way to go. It allows you the freedom to visit without any pressure to stay for a certain amount of time. We visit pretty regularly and our highest compliment is the staff. Thank you to the wonderful staff who are so pleasant and wonderful with the children. They seem to have a passion for science and enriching children's lives, which is such a blessing to us as parents. The discovery center is varied and offers a lot of fun, interactive equipment for the kids. Sometimes it is really TOO busy and I have lost my son there once before which was really scary. I don't think it would be a bad idea to limit attendance on the days when there are field trips happening, and music playing and kids running all over the place. It can quickly become a very overwhelming environment. Overall we love the discovery center and implore them to continue to strive for cleanliness, and safety for our kids. Only beef is that there seems to be not enough of an attention to detail to maintain current exhibits. Sometimes its evident that things are broken or missing and often remain so until the exhibit is switched out. This is the only thing that really feels unacceptable when people are spending good money to come spend the day there. Every exhibit should be operational and in a clean, whole state. Thank you

The rabbits exhibit is a disgrace!! They DO NOT belong in cages!! They need space to run and a companion. Do your research before you have one displayed for other people to “learn” about!!!!!!!! How depressing to see!!

Had a great time! It was fun for the afternoon and for a city the size of Amarillo this will do. SN I hope they fix the area with the ball drops and some of the construction equipment. Overall fun afternoon.

My family and I love coming here, we have such a great time. The membership is worth getting.

Always a fun time for the kids. It's a great place to spend a cold or rainy day with your kids. Definitely a great place to run around and use your imagination. I love how they do random experiments throughout for the kids.

We absolutely LOVE the discovery center! We go at least once per year and the kids always enjoy it. The best part is, so do rhe adults! I've been going since I was a tiny kid and it has always had so many fun and engaging things to do. I really enjoy hearing my kids discuss the new things they learned while we were there, not even realizing they were learning! They just think it's FUN!! Highly recommend!!!

Small, easy to locate museum. Great for toddlers to elementary aged kids. A lot to see and do hands on. Takes about 2 hours to go through. Worth the money for admission, pack a lunch or keep your receipt for same day admission

They have some cool exhibits (I really liked the salt water tanks) but I'm confused by some of their choices. They have a blue tongue skink and bearded dragon housed together, which is dangerous and just plain odd. They have much different care requirements and are solitary species. At worst, they can hurt eachother. At best, they're competing for resources and likely stressed. Just don't feel like this is a good example for kids who want to get into reptile keeping.

A guest that was there with City View Elementary School was rude and mistreated a child in the theater. She was reprimanded by the parents of the child but the other staff from City View Elementary promoted and joined in with her disgusting behavior. The managers and staff at the Museum were amazing jumping into action to calm the parents and made the child feel accepted. This could have ruined the day of our family but the quick and caring team at Don Harrington Discovery Center get the credit for a WIN today!

It was perfect for families! Lots of hands on fun. We spent 2 hours and could have spent more time...we closed them down. Two sides of inside activities and an outside activity grounds. It is right by the time capsule and a great outside park with water stations. Great time.

It IS an amazing place to take your kids; adults need to be responsible for their kids to not ruin it for everyone else! The new electricity show with the Tesla Coil was memorizing! I couldn't get my boys off the magnet ball-drop wall. The only thing they didn't really enjoy was the kaleidoscope show in the movie dome. It is pricey but they LOVE to come here!