Name: Skagit Valley Tulip Festival
Address: 311 W Kincaid St, Mt Vernon, WA 98273, USA, US
Telephone: +1 360-428-5959

Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is a point of interest, located at 311 W Kincaid St, Mt Vernon, WA 98273, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 360-428-5959, visit their website www.tulipfestival.org for more detailed information.

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311 W Kincaid St, Mt Vernon, WA 98273, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 24 March 2017

Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Sridevi RK

26 April 2018

It's an visual treat to take a look at these lovely and colourful tulips :) If you are planning on a weekend consider the traffic time ..it was very slow moving and nearly took 30 mins to park the car .. it should be worth it but all depends on the weather too..
We really enjoyed being there,and yes captured as many photos we can..Had to delete our old data due to space issues :-)
Alondra Verduzco

23 April 2018

Overcrowded; traffic was terrible no restrooms nearby. We were only a mile away and had to make a u turn to get the heck out of there as we were making no progress. No doubt that the fields must be beautiful but I’ll just have to enjoy them in pictures.
Abu Huraira.m

23 April 2018

Beautiful weather.. Bunch of tulip with lot of colors. You can also get the falafel, pita and ice cream in the food court. We can experience our best time in this spring.
Guru Pragaash

23 April 2018

Had a really good time here. So many varieties. I would definitely recommend this place for a weekend :)
Bonny Hineman

21 April 2018

Huge fields of all different color tulips and also daffodils. Several public gardens to visit also. Fields are all visible from the road.
K M

25 October 2017

Sucks unless you want to get stuck in traffic or to look at flowers you can grow your self
Randolph Guevara

01 September 2017

World famous flower festival celebrating locally grown tulips. All kinds of festivities all around skagit county. Skagit County grows and ships more tulips than Holland. Holland has us beat in bulbs shipped. Worth whatever trouble it takes to get here and check it out. Skagit County is actually one of the world's most fertile agricultural areas. We provide more than 75% of the WORLD's cabbage seed. Skagit County is also the gateway to the North Cascades. Lots to do and see. Not to be missed.
Kimberly En

21 August 2017

We enjoyed coming here in 2016 my kids loved it and the tulips are B-E-A-utiful( 😂). I want to come here again and the drive is totally worth it from tacoma.
Ryan Fletcher

12 July 2017

Parking there is hit or miss, and the tulip beds themselves are nice to look at, but I wouldn't spend the entire day there. It's beautiful to see so many tulips.
Guy-Albert Antoine

02 May 2017

The traffic is CRAZY. Plan for up to two hours of traffic AFTER you arrive in Skagit. It's tulips. Are they really worth that much time? They weren't for me.

There's also a general lack of bathrooms around the tulip fields.
Jenna Kuerschner

24 April 2017

Simply gorgeous. We got there early-ish, about 10am and wondered around the first field we came across for a good hour plus.

Later realized we weren't even at the 'main' one. And I'm thankfully we weren't. On our way back we hit traffic from there and it was horrendous. The place was also swarming with people. We were able to get beautiful pics with no one in the background at the other.

Parking was $7.
Lydia Kluge

18 April 2017

Beautiful flowers. Amazing colors. Row upon row of pinks, purples, reds, yellows. Traffic can be busy, so bear that in mind. But we went right around Easter (2014) and it wasn't too bad, still worth doing. We used Google navigation to take us on the best/least busy route. We also looked up online which fields are blooming. We were able to get some nice family photos. They have port-a-pottys for those needing restrooms. They sell tulips from stands by the fields. Can be muddy, so think about footwear. An enjoyable excursion.
Narine Harut

31 March 2017

I went last year for a first time and I loved it, it was little traffic close to the place, but it was well organized. It's a beautiful place, endless fields of different color tulips and daffodils. You can enjoy food and drinks in the special seating area, or you can sit near field, on the grass and enjoy nature. We really enjoyed our time there and we are planning to go again.