Welcome to the
Largest Tulip Festival in North America
The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is where spring comes alive! What started as a simple two-day celebration in 1984 has blossomed into a month-long, countywide tradition. We welcome visitors from across the globe to experience the striking sight of colorful tulips.
The tulip gardens and fields are nestled in Mount Vernon, Washington, and events occur throughout Skagit County.
Our vibrant gardens and stunning Skagit Valley landscapes create the perfect backdrop for making unforgettable memories. Join us in celebrating the season and the magic of tulips!
About the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival
An annual festival that usually lasts all of April, our celebration showcases tens of millions of vibrant tulips in picturesque Skagit Valley.
Visitors immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty of blooming fields and gardens across the county. Each garden offers a unique experience, from RoozenGaarde’s expansive 50-acre display to the charms of Tulip Town, Garden Rosalyn and Tulip Valley Farms.
With diverse events and activities — including art shows, a tulip parade and a street fair — you’ll find something delightful. To make the most of your time in Skagit Valley, explore our visitor planning guide and our helpful resources:
- Bloom updates
- Event calendar
- Nearby attractions, including food and lodging
- Ways to get here
- Ticket options
Don’t miss the chance to witness this colorful spectacle and create lasting memories during the only Washington tulip festival. We’re proud to be the largest tulip festival in North America!
Visit our FAQ page for more answers to your questions.
The Tulip Foundation of Skagit Valley
Our mission is to support the ongoing preservation and celebration of Skagit Valley’s agricultural and cultural heritage.
We do so through community engagement, education and the promotion of local agriculture. We foster connections to Skagit County’s rich agricultural resources and natural beauty to create lasting, positive community impacts.
Our key programs include community engagement, educational initiatives and support for local agriculture. All these programs aim to foster a deeper bond to the region’s natural and agricultural resources:
- Educational initiatives. We run educational initiatives for youth, community groups and visitors through our Ambassador Program and digital platforms. Our programs raise awareness of local agriculture, the region’s environmental importance and Skagit Valley’s cultural significance.
- Community engagement. We organize events and volunteer opportunities, including the annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival and Tulip Parade. These support local farmers, celebrate our natural landscape and drive regional economic growth.
Please contact Executive Director Nicole Roozen at 360-428-5959 for more information. You can reach our headquarters at the following address:
Tulip Foundation of Skagit Valley
311 W. Kincaid St.
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
