Two farms, Roozengaarde and Tulip Town, have long comprised the heart of the festival. The former is famous for its fields that stretch wide with blocks of color; the sight of such tidy lines of perky blooms is more impressive than you’d think. Tulip Town, a smaller operation, scores entertainment points with trolley rides and funky photo ops.
In 2022 a third stop, Garden Rosalyn, was added to the bouquet, and in 2023 Tulip Valley Farms joined the action, bringing the festival’s first illuminated night bloom after sunset on Fridays and Saturdays and the only U-pick experience in the valley. Yet another farm springs up this year: Skagit Acres has food
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