Getting to Tulip Valley Farms

Tulip Valley Farms is located in Skagit Valley, Washington, just outside of Mount Vernon. Whether you are visiting during the La Conner Daffodil Festival in March or the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival in April, driving is the easiest and most reliable way to reach the farm.

This page includes directions, parking details, and transportation tips to help you arrive smoothly and spend less time navigating and more time enjoying the fields.

Couple in a field of tulips at Tulip Valley Farms during Tulip Festival

Best Route for the Least Traffic

For the smoothest drive, especially during festival season, we recommend the following route:

  • From I-5, travel west on Highway 20 toward the Anacortes Ferry
  • Turn left at Best Road / Farm to Market Road using the dedicated left-hand turn lane and traffic light
  • At the roundabout, take the third exit (left) onto McLean Road
  • Turn left onto Bradshaw Road
  • Tulip Valley Farms will be on your right

This route helps avoid some of the heavier festival congestion and is well suited for both weekday and weekend visits.

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    Parking at Tulip Valley Farms

    Free parking is available on site and is plentiful for festival visitors. Parking areas are clearly marked, and staff are on hand during busy periods to help direct traffic and keep things moving efficiently. There is no need to reserve parking in advance.

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    Bicycles

    Visitors are welcome to arrive by bicycle, but please note that Tulip Valley Farms does not have a designated or secured bike storage area.

    If you bring a chain lock, bicycles may be locked to the north gate bordering the field. For safety and guest access reasons, bikes may not be locked to fencing or placed near entry points.

    Please note that restrooms are reserved for ticketed guests only.

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    Public Transportation

    Public transportation options to the farm are limited.

    An Amtrak station is located in downtown Mount Vernon, but additional transportation is required to reach Tulip Valley Farms from the station. Visitors planning to use public transit should review routes and schedules through Skagit Transit and plan accordingly.

    Rideshare services may be available but can be limited during peak festival weekends.
Field of blooming tulips at Tulip Valley Farms during Tulip Festival

Festival Travel Tips

A few simple tips can make your visit smoother, especially during March and April:

  • Visit on weekdays when possible for lighter traffic
  • Plan extra travel time on weekends and sunny days
  • Follow posted signage and staff directions near the farm
  • Use the recommended route above to avoid congestion

Plan Your Trip to Tulip Valley Farms

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    Spring Combo Ticket

    Experience two distinct spring seasons in Washington with one flexible pass. Visit Tulip Valley Farms in March during the La Conner Daffodil Festival, then return in April for a completely new burst of color at the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.

    Buy Tickets
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    Kids & Dogs at the Farm

    Tulip Valley Farms was designed for families, with space to roam, hands on activities, and plenty of moments for kids to enjoy. Well behaved dogs on leash are welcome too, so the whole family can enjoy the visit. 

    Kids & Dogs
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    From bloom timing to what to wear, our FAQ page answers all of your important questions. If you are planning your first trip or returning for another festival season, know exactly what to expect when you arrive.

    FAQs

Tulip Valley Farms Visitors Say…

  • “What a great place, it’s so beautiful and all about the experience…Check it out Andrew and the crew are always right there to help you find what you’re looking for. It’s really breathtaking!”

    Barbara D

  • “We have lived in Washington for 30 years and have visited all of the tulip farms. Let me just say that we loved this one! The fields were beautiful, the animals were adorable.”

    Mandy S

  • “If you want the whole fun, personal experience, this is the place to go. Loved the farm animals and the fact that I could bring my dog. Andrew is awesome! I have learned so much about tulips and entrepreneurship from him.”

    Colleen L

  • “The Highland cows are an added bonus to this beautiful farm. So many beautiful tulips to pick. It was fun making my own tulip bouquet from all the tulips I picked. Relaxed atmosphere and so many photo ops.”

    Madre’s Cocina

  • “I visited Tulip Valley Farms for the first time this week with my kids and was blown away! The owner was SO friendly and it was set up perfectly for my little family to explore!”

    Sam H

  • “Such a lovely farm to wander, full of beautiful tulip varieties planted amongst rows of hazelnut trees… I especially love the u-pick area, that made the experience even more delightful.”

    Ashli P

Plan Your Spring Visit

Celebrate spring at one of the most family friendly tulip farms in Washington. Walk through the fields, pick your own bouquets, meet the cows, and create an experience that’s one of a kind.