Tulip Valley Farms

Even though it’s was during April there’s still flowers blooming and fresh. Beautiful sightseeing, trucks tour of the tulips filed. Not a lot however is like a cute mini tulips places for those don’t want to walk far. Finding the location was a bit of difficult need an extra finding the signs.

One of the 3 major tulip farms in Skagit valley. Came in a little later in the season but still enjoyed a lot of blooms and the walk in the farm. They let you pick your own flowers and make a custom bouquet which is a cool activity to enjoy along with just watching beauty of the Tulips. Small recreation activities also offered for kids right by the entrance. There’s a beautifully decorated rustic space for photos. This farm is less busier than the other ones so we enjoy here more.

Such a beautiful time of year. Lots and lots of tulips. We came through in one of the busiest times for tulips in Mount Vernon. Locals get to enjoy for much longer! Be aware that it will cost money to enter the farm, even to just purchase tulips. These photos were from the parking lot and still there were hundreds of flowers around. We will plan better for traffic next year, time of the day and week make a world of difference for touring.

Beautiful setting in the Skagit Valley with rows and rows of beautiful tulips, hazelnut trees and grass. Family and dog friendly. You can walk between the tulip rows which is nice. They also have a huge U-pick area and unique photo opportunities. I visited all four tulip venues this this year and this was the only one that had a covered area with picnic tables and tables and chairs. Really nice to be able to get out of the sun or out of the rain.

Went here on the last Thursday of the Tulip Valley Festival and a decent amount of tulips were already withering. Also got here on a rainy day with only 1 hour left to visit but I think I got to most of the areas. It's a big garden with lots of tulip varieties! The tulip rows were pretty spaced out compared to other gardens probably because it'll let visitors have an easier access between them. Also a pretty unique garden because they have farm animals in the area! I don't think I've seen this farm at it's best but I'm sure it's beautiful on a nicer day with tulips in full bloom!

This is our second year to come visit this tulip farm. If you have kids and pets and want to experience walking through the tulip rows, definitely come check them out! You can bring food and picnic as well! This year they had bunnies, a donkey and highland cows which the kids loved!! I'm a local photographer and got great shots in their rows and cute photo ops places all over the fields.

My friend and I had a wonderful time at Tulip Valley Farms. I would describe the experience at the farm as hands on; a more tactile experience than going to the other giant farm in the area. The farmer is on site and he will answer all of your tulip questions and also give you insight on the valley and the history of tulips there. We spent about 2 hours at the farm roaming through the fields, picking our 25 tulips (and picking up a few bulbs as well), talking with the farmer, creating our tulip bouquets to take home and enjoying it all with our dogs who were welcome. I am excited to go back during an evening event to listen to music, eat tacos and experience an even more unique and fun spin on the annual Tulip festival in the valley.

Smaller and less busy than some of the other Tulip farms it felt less commercial and a bit more family oriented. Choose to buy a ticket to be able to pick your own tulips or a ticket to go in to view and enjoy them. That is what I did although I saw many others who were picking their own. A lovely little gift shop of amazing photograph prints of various sizes to suit anyone! A lovely way to spend the afternoon!