Mineral Wells Water Company
The Famous Mineral Water Company drinking pavilion was carefully restored by the Palo Pinto Historical Foundation and H.F. and Charles Hickey in 1988. It is here that loyal patrons can still sample the "Crazy Water Days" of Mineral Wells. Bottled water can be purchased at the pavilion, or customers may bring their own containers and have them filled right before their eyes.

Bat World
Located at 217 North Oak Avenue in historic downtown Mineral Wells, Bat World is an indoor natural-habitat sanctuary for non-releasable bats, including those that have been used in research, orphaned, permanently injured or confiscated from the illegal pet trade. More than 100 bats representing over 10 different species from around the world have found permanent refuge at Bat World.
Bat World is also a rehabilitation center, where hundreds of orphaned and injured bats are treated annually. Those that cannot be released are provided lifetime sanctuary at Bat World.

Clark Gardens
Clark Gardens is located 5 miles east of Mineral Wells, one mile off Hwy 180 on Maddux Road.
A beautiful and tranquil 83-acre botanical park, Clark Gardens is open to the public. 

Boudreau Gardens Herb Farm
Boudreau Gardens Herb Farm is a historic old farm north of Mineral Wells settled by Hellfire Morgan and his beautiful Native Amereican Comanche wife. Morgan's grave rests on the northwest hillside of the farm. Buffalo wallow on the south side, a reminder of the great herds of buffalo migrating through this area. Native pecan and persimmons trees, Mexican plums, and mustang grapes grow along the creek, while beautiful wildflowers and weedy herbs flourish on this incredible 77-acre herb farm.
Boudreau Garden Herb Farm is located on U.S. Highway 281, 6 miles north of Mineral Wells.

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