Things to Do in Weatherford, Texas

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If you're craving a Texas town with serious charm, I always point people toward Weatherford. You’ll find cowboy roots, historic neighborhoods, peach festivals that make your mouth water, and parks that are perfect for lazy strolls. I’ve wandered through its downtown, tasted the sweet local peaches, and soaked in that small-town warmth—you feel it the minute you arrive.

Best Time to Visit

I’ve found the sweet spot to visit Weatherford is between April and October. If you're anything like me and love spring blooms, you'll catch wildflowers painting the roadsides in April and May. I usually aim for July just to time it with the famous Peach Festival—because you haven’t really done Weatherford until you’ve had a fresh, juicy Texas peach right from the source. And if you prefer cooler air for exploring, I’d recommend early fall. I always feel like the town takes a deep breath then.

How to Get There

If you’re traveling by car: When I drive out to Weatherford, it’s a straight shot on I-20—just 30 minutes west of Fort Worth and about an hour from Dallas.
By Air: If you’re flying in, I’d suggest Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). It’s an easy 45–50 minute drive from there.
By Bus: I’ll be honest, there’s no major bus station in Weatherford. But if you can get to Fort Worth or Dallas, I’ve found regional transportation options that work just fine.

Where to Stay

Fairfield Inn & Suites Weatherford – I love staying here when I want something modern with free breakfast and an indoor pool. It’s close to shops and restaurants too, which makes life easy.
Best Western Plus Cutting Horse Inn & Suites – If you’re after something comfortable with Texas flair, I’ve found this place delivers. It’s conveniently located near downtown, which I always appreciate.
The Full House Inn – When I’m in the mood for charm, I book a night at this beautifully restored historic home. You’ll be within walking distance of the historic square—and it just feels special.