Save your money. Do not go. There is only a small strip of tulips and half of those aren't even up. They are still charging full price. Go to Roozengaarde they have full fields. read more

Tulip Town - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

Do not recommend for elderly or handicapped individuals requiring a walker or other wheeled resource. Of course you expect the fields to be inaccessible too many needing that accommodation, but I did not expect the display areas to be all large gravel and inaccessible to my 89-year-old mother. Even I was unable to push her walker through it. The tulips themselves (again not the fields but the displays when you first walk in) are underwhelming. The only saving grace is the cute little indoor eating and shopping area. The worst part in my opinion was we had been there all of five minutes when we realized Mom wasn't going to be able to stay. I asked the woman at the front whether she could refund our money and she said no. She mentioned they had wheelchairs, but I do not have the strength to push that through gravel either. They really need to think about customers' accessibility, or do the ethical thing and refund the customer's money, especially in the first five minutes after entry! read more

We were very disappointed at our visit to Tulip Town earlier this week. Whilst the Tulip availability was at 55% our feeling is the entrance fee should have been reduced as the whole experience was lacking. Apart from seeing less tulips than in previous pre COVID visits we noted that the inside displays were not as good as previous years. We used to be awed by this place however the standard has deteriorated while prices have increased. The weather was not very cooperative being windy and cold which added to our negative experience. read more

Did the experience and it was great. You can pick your own bouquet if you choose, you get a tour of how the far works - super friendly staff & great photo ops all over read more

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I bought tickets on line for April 11th. I had an emergency and asked if I can use the tickets another day. They said yes and we used them on the on the 21st. Very flexible and my friends had a great time, especially the tractor. read more

Just visited and as others mentioned they didn't get the bloom they had hoped for due to flooding. If you want to see a bunch of tulips this year - 2022 - go to the other place around the corner. They charge $15 per adult and do disclose that there is less than 1 acre of flowers to be seen / in bloom. They did have awesome marketing of their location and some activities for the kids which were free including a tractor ride. Hope our donation goes to a better planting next year. read more

Tulip Town - The tulips at Tuliptown 2022! This is what you will see. - Botanical Gardens Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

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Unless you are in a charitable mood, wanting to donate your $15 apiece entry fee to the owners for their struggles with last Fall's floods, do not come here this Spring. The pitiful little field is a joke. There are far more people than tulips. You can't tell this until you're past the payment booth. read more

This was a rough year for the tulips here. They lost most of them in the floods last fall and winter. And? That's a real life situation in agriculture- nature isn't always cooperative with plans. The staff asked before I went in if I was aware of this, and I wasn't, so they explained what happened. I still went, and my friends and I had a great time. Pros: they had beautiful bunches of cut tulips (mine are still going strong), potted tulips, and you can buy bulbs to be shipped in the fall. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and made the best experience they could out of a really tough situation. Thanks, Tulip Town, for being authentic, and sharing your farm with the public. I'll be back in the future. read more

There were no tulips. 80% of tulips were destoyed because of the flooding, mostly muddy areas. So definitely check while buying tickets .

Avoid at all costs. There are next to no tulips in this town. There were only a few rows of tulips planted and only a couple of those rows were in bloom. At its best, I still wouldn't go if it was free. For the $15 entrance fee it is just laughable. We only went because the first tulip place looked busy so we drove on and came across Tulip Town. It is pretty deceptive as there is a large building and fencing that blocks where you would assume tulips would be but once you enter it is confusing as there are almost no flowers anywhere. Very upset and disappointed. I never post reviews but felt obligated to do so this time. read more

Flowers were beautiful but the vibe of the place sucked. people directing traffic were a bit clueless sending cars in circles, took forever to get in, the food was over priced and not very good. Felt like they wanted to get as many people in at the least cost possible. read more

Last year during CoVid it was okay, this year its a waste of money. They barely planted any of the grounds. We went early so not all were in bloom but its a tiny plot and not at all worth drive or cost. read more

Tulalip Town is one of two gardens to visit during the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. Now under new ownership, the garden reopened during the 2021 pandemic season. A trip to the fields pre-pandemic was always horrendous on weekends. You can expect up to 2 hours of traffic before you can even exit the freeway then another 30 minutes to the fields. However, it is worth doing once in one's lifetime. Well, I've been to Tulip Town at least 5 times in 13 years. Blame it on family and friends who visit from out of state or country in the spring. The trip is always worth it. Tulip Town is 5 acres of tulips in vivid colors, gift shop and snack shacks and a tractor ride included in your ticket. I'm disappointed that they no longer allow visitors to walk between rows of tulips (makes for great photo op), but completely understand the restriction. If you haven't been to the Tulip Festival, you must go next year or at least once in your lifetime. read more

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They are charging $15 a person to get in and they didn't get the bloom they were hoping for and therefore it's quite disappointing that they are even open to the public for viewing. Save your money and go somewhere else. Tractor ride was included. read more

I visited Tulip Town this last spring. I had foot surgery, so it was a difficult to get around, but I was determined to see the tulip fields this year cause we had been home bound for more than a year (pandemic). The fields were beautiful, but they did not have a "tractor" that could accommodate my handicap. The "tractor" could take visitors to see the fields close up but not if you could not climb the steps to board. In addition, we spent $50+ on Blue Parrot bulbs that would be delivered in the fall. The color in the pictures were a beautiful purple. Being a UW fan, I wanted the color for my garden. I just received my bulbs for planting (10/15/21). Perfect time for planting. I opened the box and they sent me WHITE bulbs as a substitute for the blue parrot bulbs I originally ordered. Needless to say...I am very disappointed. I tried calling them to find out if I can exchange or get a different color bulb. Message I get is that they are closed. I could not leave a message. I felt like this was a bait and switch purchase. I learned my lesson and will not order bulbs from Tulip Town again. read more

Barely any tulips, not worth the price of admission compared to surrounding farms. Would not recommend.

One word to describe this place: disappointing. Expect unorganized parking, long lines for entry and food, as well as a measly patch of tulips. They experienced flooding which wiped out most of their flowers, however they're still charging as much as the competing farms (which have large fields of tulips and streamlined service). Spend your $15 at Roozengaarde instead! read more

In any type of agriculture or farming stuff happens. In this case it seems like weather happened which resulted in Tulip Town having only 1.5 acres of tulips in the fields this year. This is unfortunate, and it's not even sufficient for good pictures. Likely not their fault. What is highly frustrating is that they still charge $15/person for entry which, upon seeing the tulip fields when you round the corner, turns to disappointment and regret after paying for a family of five to visit....mostly dirt. They should have charged $5/person knowing that people primarily come for the pictures and that Tulip Town was not offering what people expect. I'd visit a different farm where the value for money is better. read more

They honestly shouldn't be open...it was a complete joke! $15 to enter...same as Roozengaarde?!?! And then if you want tulips another $15 . Go buy them at Roozengaarde...half the price. read more