Tulip Gardens

Tulip Valley Farms: The West Coast’s Largest U-Pick Destination

Experience the Skagit Valley’s only u-pick tulip farm, where you can handpick breathtaking bouquets from 15 acres of vibrant color. Walk among the blooms, follow family-friendly trails and create your own custom floral arrangements in the heart of tulip country.

Here’s what to expect when you visit Tulip Valley Farms:

• Largest u-pick experience. Visit the West Coast’s most expansive u-pick tulip farm and harvest your favorite seasonal blooms.
• Handpicked bouquets. Wander 15 acres of vibrant tulip fields to design and pick your own custom bouquets.
• Family-friendly. Wide, walkable spaces invite visitors of all ages to explore and enjoy during the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.
• Exclusive Night Bloom. Join other visitors on Saturdays in April for illuminated tulip fields glowing under the stars.
• Micro mini highland cows. Say hello to the garden’s famous mini highland cows, a favorite stop for families and kids.
• Interactive audio tour. Enhance your visit with a self-guided audio tour that shares garden history and cultivation insights.

Our interactive map and guide helps you find your way around Skagit Valley.

Interactive Displays, Farmer Education and Dog-Friendly Fun

Explore the new Bloom Blocks display garden, a half-acre showcase of every tulip variety grown on the farm. This interactive space lets you see the range of colors and forms up close before you head into the fields:

• Tulip Talks with Farmer Andrew. Learn about Andrew’s farming experience during daily talks at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
• Bloom Blocks display gardens. Discover the Bloom Blocks, featuring every tulip variety found across the entire garden in one place.
• Dog-friendly exploration. Bring well-behaved, leashed dogs for a $5 flat fee that covers your whole group.
• Variety and color. Experience an incredible spectrum of tulip types, from early-season favorites to unique hybrids.
• Community atmosphere. Enjoy a relaxed storybook setting that celebrates Skagit Valley’s agricultural heritage and hospitable spirit.