Skagit Valley Tulip Festival

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311 W Kincaid St

Mount Vernon, WA 98273

+1 (360) 428-5959

http://www.tulipfestival.org

The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is a month-long annual celebration of spring honoring our rich agricultural heritage. Our five tulip gardens and office headquarters are in Mount Vernon, while the free activities and events occur across Skagit Valley. Each unique garden has its own address, amenities and ticket prices. Throughout April, visitors enjoy tens of millions of blooms and dozens of events. Discover more information at the official tulip festival website.

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Guri S.

5/7/2025

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Michelle G.

4/4/2025

We bought tickets ahead of time and looking forward to the Tulip Festival. We bought double bloom admissions and valid for 1 entry to Tulip Town and Skagit Acres during the 2025. It's a better...

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Jeff C.

4/17/2024

Had a nice time taking in the sights at RoozenGaarde. The tulips were out in full force. Well organized operation from parking to facilities. It's quite an experience to visit. Definitely...

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Brian F.

5/1/2023

April is tulip season in the Seattle area, and the best place to see it is in Skagit Valley. It's about a 90 minute drive from Seattle north to the Mount Vernon area. There are multiple tulip...

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John D.

9/8/2022

Flower Time is Now Annual Tulip Festival held every April (1st-30th) that celebrates the blooming of Skagit Valley's most prized commodity since 1984 (that's 38 years for those who need to...

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