You can't walk in between rows. You can't pick any flowers. Even if you wanted to take pictures, you have to include all the workers or whoever they are in the background. Tractor goes 1 mile per hour. Save your time and money. A handful of rows have bloomed, they should delay the opening date if they know people are paying to see all of them. If they know they're not in full bloom, why open? I did my research and what I seen vs what I read did not match. In the surrounding areas, there were fields of tulips. If I'd of known better, I would've went to their farm instead. The farm should delay their opening if the customers aren't getting what is being advertised. Also sectioning out a few rows so that can be picked so that customers can have an immersive experience would be my recommendation. I have yet to go to a tulip festival where you can't pick. That's all. And I'm not trying to dig at this particular farm, but my personal experience was not the best and would hate for anyone else to have to go through that. Maybe call ahead to get your questions answered before relying on the site. As it did not state any of those things, and if it did, it was hard to find. read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Not much has bloomed - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

Awesome impromptu visit. The tractor ride was fun way to tour the tulips. There were lots of games and snacks available plus a beer garden! The Easter egg hunt was a fun time (Easter). Definitely excited to come back and glad we drove by! read more

May is perfect time to visit Washington to see the tulip festival. I will definitely love to return. Gorgeous fields of tulips surrounded by mountains. Its cold out so dress in layers. read more

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I'll start off by saying I was super excited to visit this place as I've never been to Tulip Town before. Upon arriving, we are ushered into the parking lot by employees not wearing facial coverings. This would turn out to be a theme throughout my visit. Some of the employees were wearing facial coverings properly, some were wearing them around their chin but a lot of them weren't wearing them at all. Walking around in crowds of hundreds of people. They also did not enforce facial coverings for other guests visiting the farm. Several people were just strolling around, maskless, weaving through the crowd. Disgusting, unsafe and disrespectful to everyone else who had the courtesy to wear them. The operated trolleys were packed. People sitting directly next to other patrons. I can't speak for others, but just watching that made me uncomfortable. The tulips themselves were pretty - the entire field was not blooming so a little disappointing. We passed another tulip farm on the way to this one that looked substantially bigger and was in bloom. All in all, definitely not something worth seeing twice. Very disappointing that public safety isn't a concern here. Will be following up with the county health dept. I came in, took some photos of the tulips and left due to patrons & employees not wearing masks. We are still in a pandemic and these crowds were LARGE. read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Employee not wearing a facial covering. - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

Positives: beautiful and wide variety of tulips. Stands with fresh tulips to take home. Food, drinks, and gifts available for purchase. Outdoor parking on grass, rocks, or dirt. Negatives: cash only! Outdoor portable potties. Limited fields of tulips. read more

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We visited this place today and had the best time! Scheduling our "Experience Pass" online, we were able to choose the day & time slot - Covid protocols are in place! Because of that pass, we learned about the history of this farm, tulips and a new term - "agri-nomics" and the financial impact to the region. Everyone in my group had fun, enjoyed the experience, had a snack and lunch, bought some momentos and (obviously!) got some potted and fresh cut tulips to take home. Note: There are some constraints - no pets allowed. Best to double check beforehand, prepare for any details that _might_ relate to or affect your ability to fully enjoy your visit. Also consider bringing 'mud shoes', boots or an extra pair of shoes to change into after your walks. Remember - This is a working farm! In closing, I found and wanted to share a quote by Luther Burbank that definitely applies to our experiences ... "Flowers always make people better and happier; they are sunshine, food and medicine to the soul." Driving home, I did feel better. As if, indeed my soul, had been refreshed and restored. (That and a carload of smiling faces. ) read more

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This was a great place, they have lots of free parking available. They do charge to go in but not very much it was $5 per person. There's food, snacks, bulbs, flowers, paintings and other items for sale. They have face painting and a fun trolley ride. I believe it was $2 for adults. They have a variety of tulips, all very beautiful. There are lots of hunny buckets outside, not my favorite but accessible for the crowd. So far this place has been my favorite during the tulip festival month. read more

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I have always wanted to go to a Tulip farm and glad I had research and found this one on our way to Canada. Entrance fee is $7 and parking is free. Upon entrance there is an area of display art, flowers, and a gift shop. They do serve food here. Fields of tulips were beautiful. Many different colors and variety of tulips. Great photo opportunities outside. There wasn't much people when I went which was great! I suggest going on a week day. I would recommend this place if it is your first Tulip farm. read more

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This place is a joke. There were only two rows of tulips in bloom. The gift shop is bigger than the tulip field and there is only one field. The trolly/tractor ride just rides around their one field which is roughly an acre. Very disappointing... read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - One of two flower rows in bloom - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

Overall T(ul)IPS: - Most people take Exit 221, which gets extremely backed up. It's recommended to use Exit 230 instead to avoid the traffic. - Admission is $6 / person, so make sure to bring cash. Visit in the morning if possible! - It's best to wear boots as parking is in a grassy field and the tulip field may be muddy. Boots also provide the best traction as the fields have some uneven terrain. - There are long lines for the Honey Buckets, so it's best to stop somewhere to use the restroom before entering the festival. - If you would rather not walk the full length of the field, there are a couple tractors that will give you a ride ($2). The wait for this got pretty long by the middle of the day. The admission cost is what is keeping me from giving 5-stars. With the large crowds that come each year, I feel that the cost could be decreased a couple dollars. In addition, there's also an indoor showcase of various tulips and some opportunities for shopping (potted plants, herbs, food stands, art, etc.). I visited during opening weekend (April 2) in the morning (11 am) and cars were already lining up along the road in line to pay and park. The weather was fairly nice, so that also contributed to the crowd. However, this was a wonderful experience....definitely worth the trip to see the beautiful fields! read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

After spending a couple hours in a tulip field, you think I wanna go to another? Ok ok I'll do it. Might as well since we're here right? Tulip town is more like it. It had the cool little stands that made it better than Roozengaarde and you can pick up refreshments right up in the front as you walk in versus way out in a tent. Their fields also seemed more lush and the rolling hills with a distant barn made for a more classic backdrop of what you would imagine a tulip field to look like. I really appreciate the fact that there was no flower warden watching your every move so you can really immerse yourself deep in the fields to capture that colorful shot that's gonna end up on my Myspace backdrop. Somehow people from Tuliptown recognize that visitors automatically knows the rules of conduct and not step inside the flowerbeds. This really made a difference for me since we shot like another 200 pictures here and didn't have as difficult of a time waiting for people to get out of our shot. Side note: The shot I was really interested in was the one of the cows humping in the nearby pasture. This is more exciting to me than shooting a girl in a field of flowers. read more

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So disappointing. They shouldn't be selling tickets if the flowers aren't in bloom yet. I have enjoyed the tulip festival for years and have never experienced this. There were only about two rows in bloom. What a waste of money and time. read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Where are the flowers? - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

My boyfriend and I had a date here with tea in the fields. It was very intimate and perfect! The staff made the experience welcoming and amazing! Thank you! We plan to bring our pups next year! read more

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NO TULIPS IN BLOOM!!! Not for another two weeks from today April 4th. Doesn't say that anywhere on their website. $30 for tickets, 1hr 30min drive, pull up and there are NO flowers in bloom. Thanks for waisting our time, gas, and money. It's great when in bloom, but wait another two weeks. read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Welcome to Tulip Town? - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

In the Mount Vernon area this is one of the Tulip farms that is open in the spring. After seeing the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm and the huge fields of color in Oregon I was hoping this would be a similar experience. Now I was not expecting this to be similar to the Netherlands but I have to say that it fell short of what I expected based on my experience in Oregon. It cost 5 dollars a person for adults and they only took cash. I am not sure why they cannot accept credit cards but it would really be more of a convenience. I am lucky that I happened to have enough cash on me. The fields were well maintained and there were staff there to keep people from going too far into the blooms. Sadly, I noticed a lot of tourists here who had absolutely no respect at all for the flowers and did not listen to directions. They were letting their kids run through the tulips and destroy the beauty of the fields. The staff sort of gave up trying to tell them to stop and so they just did what they wanted. There are some excellent opportunities for pictures but I felt it was lacking in as many photographic vistas and opportunities as Wooden Shoe. There is a very good mix of tulips and one of things that I really liked was the indoor area where they had the displays of all of the different types of tulips. It gives you the opportunity to compare and contrast the different types and which ones you might be interested in purchasing. I thought they had some good prices on bulbs as well as cut flowers. There is some fast food available on site as well as drinks and an area where they are selling all sorts of items in a small crafts type market. There are restrooms available on site as well. As far as parking goes, we came rather early and it was already pretty crowded but there was staff who guided you to the open spaces. So the whole parking situation was actually not so bad. I felt the price of admission was reasonable and so I have no complaints there either. I feel Similar to my fellow Yelper Joop V. in that the large amount of people in the fields versus the size just makes it hard to get good pictures. As someone who loves to take pictures I compared my photos from Skagit Valley Tulip Farm and Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm and the photos from Skagit Valley farm didn't even come close. I had to take much tighter pictures here. If you want to see the Tulips and you do not want to drive all the way down to Oregon, then I would say you should check this place out. read more

If you've never been, I recommend going to the Tulip Festival in Skagit Valley during Spring time. This is not a festival to miss if you like all things flower-like. Will you see hoards of people and an ungodly amount of selfie sticks? Yes! Will you see everyone trying to "get the shot" and feeling compelled yourself to pose for an unusual number of photos? Yes, yes! However, it's worth it if you've never been. It's a little bit out of the way (about an hour and 15 mins coming from Seattle), but it's relatively inexpensive at $6 / person. My friends brought their kids, so at least kids under 2 years are free. Parents, pack those babies and strollers in the car. Plus, you can do a leisurely trip and make a day of it (since Tulalip Casino and/ outlet mall is closeby on exit 200). After spending a day with kids, maybe you just want to do adult things and gamble. There's two main places for tulips in Mount Vernon (Tulip Town or Roozengarde). It gets super crowded quickly at either place, so I suggest going and leaving early to avoid traffic. It'll still feel a bit cray cray with all the people trying to take pictures in front of the fields of tulips, so be prepared. When it's a nice sunny day, the Tulip Festival is like a beacon for people. Overall, the tulips are a nice thing to view and it's a nice way to spend a beautiful weekend day with friends and family. read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Tulips! - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

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Despite other reviewers saying the tulips weren't all quite ready and in bloom, my friends and I still had a great time. We opted for the 8-11am so it would be less busy and by the time we were leaving at 11am, the parking was crazy and the line along the road was jammed. It was our first time so it was nice to see their warehouse area with food and plants to buy, as well as tulip plants, bulbs and bunches to purchase. read more

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The tulips here are always beautiful. We have never been disappointed. Something fun we noticed this year is that in the face painting area they have Dutch from Skin Wars painting faces! So exciting!!! Go for the tulips but splurge on the expertly done facepaint! read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Dutch from Skin Wars - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

There was some major flower power action going on here in Skagit Valley! I had been tracking the progress of the tulip blooms and decided to check out the famous tulip fields in Mt. Vernon this weekend! (And so did everyone else judging by the good weather and the lines of cars on the road.) I followed the tulip route and my first stop was to Tulip Town. You pay $7 for admission to see row after row after row of the most beautiful and colorful tulips. Red, bright pink, light pink, yellow, purple, white! Even purple ones with white tips and red ones with yellow tips! It was an amazing site to see. There's another section that's more like an exhibit with a windmill (inspired by Holland) with water and international flags. And there's an covered indoor area where there's another exhibit of different varieties of cut tulips. In this area you can buy food like ice cream and the kids can get their faces painted. And you can buy fresh cut tulips too. They have tons of colors and a bouquet costs $5. They had a crate of tulip bouquets where were called "last impressions" where 2 of those bouquets were $6! I think these were the slightly imperfect tulips cuz I bought these and they had a little spot on the petals here and there. But still gorgeous and such a good deal! (They accepted credit card!) I wandered around the tulip fields a couple times, taking hundreds of photos. In the adjacent field, there were cool kites flying, like pterodactyls, fish, and even a giant octopus. They were also taking people on tractor rides, up and down the huge path to view the tulips - i didn't do this so I don't know if it cost money. The rules are don't walk in between the rows of tulips (could damage the flowers) and (obviously) don't pick the flowers or take their petals. I saw lots of people wearing wellies/rain boots since some areas were pretty muddy (I wore waterproof hiking boots). There are porta-potties. There are two lots, the main one that's closest to the indoor area and the exhibit and the overflow lot. Bring cash for the admission if you park in the overflow lot (the volunteer said at the overflow lot, you pay first). Enjoy the tulips!!! read more

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I was a week early The bulb farm was open and the bulbs are so close to opening. I think if I was a week later it would be in full bloom. Had a great time ....they have a nice little coffee shop yet the coffee was $3.50 little expensive but whatever. read more

Each year, I do something slightly different at the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. This year, I took the fam to Tulip Town. They offer free parking in the lot, unlike other pay places. Also, it's $5 cash only entry fee for each person and children 10 and under are free. When you enter, you are in a warehouse which includes cutesy tulip things to look at, gift shop, concession, and kite shop. The food is slightly over priced so I didn't bother. We did buy a few drinks because it was a little warm out. There's a large sign that says "restrooms" in a variety of languages, which I like. They're not actually restrooms. They're honey buckets. I wish I would have known that before we got there. They have a nice area to take pictures that reminds me of a miniature golf course. Windmill, statues, rocks, ponds, and of course, tulips. For an additional $2 per adult and $1 per child, you can ride a tractor pulled trolley around the fields for about 20 minutes. Our driver passed the time by explaining a bit about the business, how to plant bulbs at home, and the history of Tulip Town. The driver will stop about during the ride so everyone can get a few shots. That's a nice touch since it's a bit of a bumpy ride. There are two fields (which moves around each year) but it takes awhile to walk them since you will be compelled to stop and look at each brilliant color of tulips. In addition to the typical colors, there are some really gorgeous breeds. One in particular reminded me of a rose and looked so beautiful. I also like tulips with pointed, instead of rounded petals. They are interesting and quite striking, in my opinion. While we were there today, there was very little wind so no kite flying for us. :-( Overall, not a bad place to view the tulips. I enjoyed that we could stop at one place to wander around. Even during a weekday, it was a little busy so I don't think I would visit on a weekend. read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

There may be more but I am only aware of two properties that have tulip gardens and are open to the public in the Mount Vernon area. At least that is what I gathered from the flyers. First and foremost get here early! If you want to see both of them(the other being Roozengaard) then you can only make it one early obviously. They are both worth going to. Traffic as the day goes on is heavily congested on the interstate, through Mount Vernon on certain roads and of course the turn offs for both Tulip Fields. Skagit Valley Bulb Farm may be a bit smaller than the other place but it has it's own unique perks. They have a showroom where various types of Tulips are on display, a very large gift shop, a restaurant and much, much more. Outside I guess you would call it outside showcase gardens of their various tulips. The entrance fee for Skagit Valley is $6 which is a reasonable fee and for an additional $2 you can ride in a trailer towed by a tractor so you can see the tulip field. You can also walk on the very same route where the tractor goes and get some very impressive pictures. Lots of people were down in between rows of tulips which was ok to a point if you went in not very far but it is overall discouraged for the reason that pollen and fungi can spread to other rows and may make other plants diseased.Abide by their request because it would be a shame if they had to close it if people repeatedly did not comply. What else was really cool here? Oh, yeah! The kites! They had a kite vendor here as well which was really cool! They had high flying pterodactyl kites and low flying kites that looked like fish which looked like they were really swimming in front of you! Really, really cool! We were told that Skagit Valley has more exotic and experimental varieties than the other Tulip Field but I didn't necessarily find that to be the case but it really depends what you are looking for. If memory serves you can buy tulip bulbs here from a catalog and take home to plant. Really a nice place and well worth going back to since it apparently is slightly different every year. read more

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Not as big as Roozengarden but they do have a covered Trolley to take you through the fields, which is great if it is raining or someone in your party can't walk far. Has a cafe to get a bite to eat. Plenty of Tulips to buy. read more

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We bought tickets and arrived at the beginning of our time a slot (11am), but were turned away due to their lot being full. Pretty disappointed, 1.5 hour drive pretty much wasted. They should have told wayyyy less tickets, it looked really crowded in the fields from the outside as well. Definitely not impressed. read more

Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap....won't you take me to ..... Tulip Town! This is not a Roozen-owned field but in the Skagit area, there are a multitude of flowers & each tulip field has their own charm & public-draw. Tulip Town offers huge, multi-colored kites - the wind is killer in this small area!; tractor rides & fields of beautiful tulips It is also the most overrun, disrespected field we saw... :-( I am not the Lorax, but I do feel the need to speak for the Tulips.....people - if you're paying money to visit someone's WORKING FARM, please show a little cooth & respect & STOP freaking trampling the tulips!! There's also a kitschy tented area where displays of different tulips are arranged, there's a gift shop that offers even kitschier tulipy wares & if you're hankering for an espresso, they've got that too! So pay your $5 admission & enjoy the scenery, & the bold, brilliant colors of these most gorgeous tulips.....maybe purchase an equally-brilliant kite & take to the skies read more

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Absolutely stunning display of flowers. I'd never seen anything like it. Plan for several hours in an afternoon including driving, parking, and exploring this wonderland of color. Coming from Arizona, hearing about a "Tulip Festival" didn't sound overly exciting. After making the trek with a couple good friends from Seattle, I'm very happy that we did. The town is spread out over acres of land. The actual Tulip Town entrance has a designated parking lot, and $5 entrance fee per person. Young children get free admittance. Prepare yourself to see rows and rows of beautiful tulips that go on for seemingly miles. There are many types, ranging from various shapes, sizes, and colors. Some of them are labeled, so you can remember your favorites. There's even a catalog so you can buy for your own garden. I was impressed by how well the grounds are kept up, particularly with so much foot traffic. Maybe the "flower guardians" have something to do with it. These folks walk around the gardens, making sure no one treads through, disturbing the plants. Tulip Town is great for little kids. There's plenty of room to run around and lots of photo ops. Be ready to take pictures. There's also a snack shop where you can buy fresh kettle corn, sodas, and other carnival-variety snacks. My Seattle friends have made Tulip Town a yearly tradition. If we lived up there, we probably would too! read more

This place was wonderful and such a nice little stop to check out! I was worried that we would make this trek out here and not really enjoy it but we did. I'm really glad the kids enjoyed it too. We came to this one earlier in the day so we can fit in Roozengaard as well in the same day. I'm glad we did that because it wasn't too busy early in the morning. As we were leaving, there were people swarming in so it worked out for us. I think this place may have made me like tulips a bit more now! So beautiful and so colorful! read more

I've been wanting to go see the tulips since we moved here in 2013 but was unable to go see them for one reason or another... 2013 - found out too late, they already wilted and died 2014 - busy having a baby 2015 - by the time we were ready to go, they wilted and died 2016 - finally made it out =) The entrance fee to get in was $5/per and free for children under 6 and parking was free. They only accept cash so be prepared to have that on hand. Otherwise, they do have an ATM right at the entrance if needed. We got there probably around 2-3pm and although it was a bit crowded, we were able to find parking pretty quick. We didn't really walk around the enclosed area but went straight to the fields. The fields were beautiful as you can imagine with rows and rows of different colored tulips. It was pretty crowded in the fields with everyone taking photos of the flowers and themselves within the tulips. This is definitely a spot you don't want to forget your camera! This is another awesome spot to visit during the springtime if you're in the area. Although this is a bit of a drive north of Seattle, its worth it. My family will be back. read more

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WOW!! This place has been around awhile if we have toddler pics of me in pigtails in front of the same windmill! The flowers here are gorgeous and the views are nice. Boo to the 5 dollar ticket entrance price! They should post the price break downs for seniors/military/students/kids instead of just taking 5 bucks from everyone! Bulb selection was wide and vast and the flowers were in perfect bloom! read more

3.5 stars. This is my second time here, but this second time it was with my full family for their time in Tulip Town. We stopped by there on a mid-April weekday morning to see the tulips. Because this year has been particularly warm, most of the tulips had bloomed and been harvested by mid April already, leaving most of the fields empty and maybe 1/5 or 1/6 of the tulips field available for sightseeing during the last week of! Luckily we got there a bit early just right after 10am. There were still some parking spaces available and the field wasn't too crowded yet. By the time we left (around 11:30am) though the field was getting crowded and parking space started to hit its capacity, to the point where I doubt you'd be able to get great pictures of the tulip field, given the small area of the tulip field that was left vs. a a large number of people coming to see this place. Admission fee was $5 a person, and I believe it was cash only. I'm not sure if it was worth $5 admission during the last few days of the tulips festival anymore (given the small area that was left against a huge crowd of visitors). However, I believe if you were to visit here earlier in the tulip season, this place would definitely give you an in awe feeling seeing how beautiful and colorful the tulips are here! :) read more

If you're going to drive past the Skagit Valley region during the spring tulip season, you should check out Tulip Town. It's a family run farm and the owners are from Holland. They have lots of colourful tulips in stunning bold and bright colours. I was never a tulip person, but after checking this place out for the first time, tulips can be very pretty, indeed. They have some very unique tulips with interesting names such as American Dream, Monte Carlo, Double Beauty of Apeldoorn, World's Favourite, Candy Apple, and Cosmo. Yes, you can buy tulip plants and seeds too! You should wear proper shoes if you plan to venture on the tulip fields. It was very muddy and I had to be careful so I wouldn't slip and fall. read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

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Came all way from California and got disappointed. Paid for entrance so we expected to see fields of tulips but just few rows . Maybe call ahead and check if they really have fields of blooms before coming. read more

The tulips seemed very tall and the rows were very beautiful. A nice trolley to save you wear and tear on your feet but it costs...I forgot to mention that they give military discounts here and at other tulip locations so ask! The kite flying was spectacular up close and from a distance...shop wise...not much to look at...I spent more time out in the field admiring the tulips...not as much variety here but still beautiful to see... read more

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Love tulip town! It is really muddy. Lots of people slip so be careful. Also lots of people wear rain-boots. Over the weekends, the place gets super crowded but they have great staff directing parking. If you visit on the weekend, try to get there before 10am. They have a tent area where they sell a bunch of tulips for $5. Some snacks/food/ice cream that are around $5 - $15. They also have some souvenir items in a shop. They do have a portable restroom but they do not have sinks. So bring a small hand sanitizer with you. Free parking. $5 admission fees, cash only. read more

We paid $60 for entrance and got totally disappointed. There are just few row of tulips, they shouldn't sell the ticket which is so ridiculous. They told us because of the flood. I've followed the new owner on facebook, they took over the business 2 years ago only and seem like they focus on growing berries. So do not go there, not worth the money read more

SO BEAUTIFULLLL I've been to the Carlsbad flower fields in San Diego and Tulip Town is almost just as good. However, I'm a little biased because tulips are my favorite so once I heard that there was a whole field dedicated to tulips I was like BISH WHERE???? Sure the drive is a bit long but if you genuinely have appreciation for the flowers then it won't matter. Parking was free, idk why people are saying they had to pay. I came at around 9:30am so it wasn't crowded and there was plenty of room to take pics without people unintentionally photobombing. So #1 tip is to come as early as possible!!! My the time we left (11:15am) it was filling up pretty quick. I honestly didn't know there were sooo many different types of tulips!!! I was in awe. Near the entrance they have a poster board of all the types they have. The hybrids are so gorgeous and there's even one called "Abby's Charm" and I thought that was totally cool haha. I tried finding them in the fields but when I did they weren't fully in bloom yet :( Before the fields, you can explore the tents. They have food for sale and you can also buy souvenirs, art, herb/vegetable plants and there's face painting for the kids. You can also order tulip bulbs!! My dad ended up buying some and we were told they'd arrive around October so that we'd have time to plant them before the next blooming season. read more

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We left home quite early yesterday and arrived Tulip Town at about 9:35. At that time, the parking was almost full already, and when we left the field at noon, there was miles of cars waiting on the road to Tulip town and Rozengaarde. So firstly please plan to be there early if you want to visit in weekends. It's interesting for us to know that Tulip Town was built by Dutch immigrants and you will see a windmill there. The entrance fee this year goes up to $6 from $5 last year, free for kids under 6. We took tractor trolley as well, $2 for adult and $1 for kid. However, I like walking with my little girl better to take photos of variety of beautiful tulips. Awesome!!! I took a lot of photos, hope you enjoy. read more

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This place was adorable, it had so many colors of tulips and they were all beautiful. We did the tractor ride around the property and for $2 it was worth it. They had a section with many types of tulips with their types so it was super helpful to know all of the different kinds and knowing the names of my favorite ones. read more

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So so pretty I highly suggest going during the week I would be afraid of the weekend because it would be so packed. My mother loved this place and you will too ! read more

Skagit Valley Bulb Farm - No filter by me - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

Being from Arizona and now living in Seattle having the season Spring is such a freaking treat. I've been to this festival 2 years in a row now. Last year I went during the week which was great to be able to have the place to yourself basically. There's a cute holland display with a gorgeous variety of tulips, an icecream shop, a couple plant shops, and a shop with local artists artwork and cute gifts.... also awesome kites!!! This year I went Easter weekend, a massive amount of people so just not as enjoyable. Ive wore rainboots both years and was glad I did, last year had a lot of rain! The tulips are beautiful, so please don't be annoying and step in the rows to get a cute Instagram picture. You only look like an asshole. read more