The Festival of Spring

Pick-your-own tulips & daffodils across 20 acres — wagon rides, photo moments, and spring at its best.

Welcome to the Festival of Spring!

Estimated opening: late March 2026 (weather dependent)

What to expect

  • Pick-your-own tulips & daffodils (200+ tulip varieties, 30+ daffodils)

  • Timed arrival windows for a comfortable visit (stay until close)

  • Included with admission: 5 stems per ticket

We’ve welcomed guests to our Festival of Spring each year since 2012, making it one of the longest-running spring festivals of its kind in North America. Each season, we plant more than 200 varieties of tulips and 30+ varieties of daffodils across 20 acres for one of spring’s most spectacular pick-your-own experiences.

It’s like Holland in Virginia.

Our spring season typically lasts about three weeks, but bloom timing varies with the weather. For the most up-to-date opening information and field conditions, check today’s Field Report.

Ready to plan your visit? Start with tickets and check today’s conditions before you head out.

Tickets & Pricing
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Pick Your Own Spring Flowers

Pick from over 200 varieties of tulips and 30+ varieties of daffodils. With a selection this big, we can almost guarantee you’ll see flowers you’ve never seen before!

Tulips are $1 per stem, and daffodils 2 for $1*. Flowers are picked by firmly pulling the stem from the ground up.

*Five flower stems are always included with admission tickets. Field-grown tulip bulbs are not available for sale during our spring season. Instead, we pre-sell premium tulip bulbs imported from Holland each September for fall planting, which is the optimal time for planting. Our online Bulb Shop is open for pre-orders from early spring through mid-October.

Learn how we pick spring flowers

Picnic and Play

Relax in the courtyard of our 100-year-old dairy barn which has a lovely partially-shaded picnic area with picnic tables.

Play and explore numerous activities that are included with admission.

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Spring Tips & Faq’s

  • Dress in layers. Our spring days can be chilly in the morning and warm in the afternoon.

  • Wear farm-worthy footwear. The fields take longer to dry out after spring rain.

  • Prepare for walking. The fields cover many acres.

  • Bring water and stay hydrated.

  • Pack a picnic.

  • We’re sorry, but no dogs are allowed for spring. Tulips are toxic for dogs if accidentally ingested.

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