IT'S BLUEBONNET SEASON!
Ready to grab the camera and take the kiddos (or the doggos) to snap some family photos in those beautiful fields of our State Flower? Here are a few of our go to places to find bluebonnets in Dallas/Fort Worth this spring. Don't miss out, get those cameras snapping while they're perfect!
Updated 3/31/25
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THE TRINITY RIVER OVERLOOK PARK
110 W Commerce St, Dallas, TX | Google Maps
Nothing gets more Dallas and more Texan than wild bluebonnets backdropped by the gorgeous skyline!
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BLUEBONNET TRAIL, ENNIS
110 W Commerce St, Dallas, TX | Bluebonnet Trail Map
Looking for a Texan AF photo op? Check out the official bluebonnet city of Texas and while in Ennis hang out at the Bluebonnet Trails Festival April 14-16 filled with a ton of family fun from arts & crafts, great food, and live music!
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BLUEBONNET TRAIL, PLANO
5901 Los Rios Blvd, Plano, TX | Google Map
Bluebonnet Trail in Plano is 6.3 mile trail that features beautiful wild flowers and for the most part fully paved. Makes it easy to find your perfect photo op with the whole fam in tow.
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CEDAR HILL STATE PARK
1570 West FM 1382 Cedar Hill, TX | Google Map
Hang out at Cedar Hill State Park where you can check out the blue bonnets and take nice pics to flex on the gram or for the fam portrait. While you're at it you can have a nice camping trip, enjoy the lake, go fishing, rent a boat and enjoy the hiking trails.
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GEORGE W. BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM
2943 SMU Blvd, Dallas, Texas | Google Map
At the George W. Bush Library and Museum you can enjoy free tours that are offered every Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. that usually last about 30-40 mins where you're guided through the various walking trails or roll on from sunup to sunset every day
of the year.
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TANDY HILLS NATURAL AREA
3400 View St, Fort Worth, Texas | Google Map
Tandy Hills you can enjoy the wild flowers that starting blooming in full force in April and on select Saturdays in 2018 enjoy a free stargazing event with the FW Astronomical Society.
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