One of the largest tulip and daffodil bulb farms in the Northwest.
Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm features 40 acres of color in bloom. Visitors can experience views of vineyards, distant mountains and gardens throughout the year. Yearly events include the Tulip Festival, Pumpkin Festival, Fields of Terror, WS Winery and more.
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Beautiful grounds, 40 acres of many varieties of tulips. Admission fairly priced and includes parking. A little difficult to maneuver a wheelchair through the dirt and grass, but there is a senior/accessible tractor tour available at a very reasonable price. A few craft vendors and several food vendors. Watching the cobbler create wooden shoes was interesting. Very family friendly.
An incredible setting with acres of tulips in bloom with the majestic mountains setting off in the distance. Well organized and a quality experience.
The weather did not cooperate when we visited for my daughter's 30th birthday in early April. Wind and rain were on a diagonal and had us soaked as we tried to walk the fields. It didn't bother us too much, since we're true Oregonions. The blooming fields were vibrant! Breathtaking! Straight rows, so many colors and variations. It was a trip reminiscent of Holland. It was a fun family outing and we even brought tulips home to remember the day. Also had a snack from the taco tent. Absolutely delicious. The taco's were hot and flavor-full, and perfectly priced and sized. This is /was an afternoon to enjoy natural beauty and bond.
Nothing says “Spring” like fields of tulips. We literally “Tip-toed through the tulips,” basking in the early spring sunlight, and immersing our eyes with a variety of colors. On a clear day, Mt. Hood will oversee the event. You MUST get tickets online ahead of time and you need to expect to arrive on time. Parking is included in the admission price. Tulips, both cut and potted are available for purchase, if you are so inspired after roaming the fields. There is a tram ride for those who might struggle to navigate the uneven terrain but who still want the full experience. Strollers and carts were in use for smaller flower worshipers. Definitely wear sturdy tennis shoes! Muddy conditions could definitely be an issue if it were to have rained recently. Our experience was glorious, dry and lovely.
I heard about this place from friends. We decided to visit it on a Saturday. We got tickets on line ( you have to). We got to the place and showed out tickets and went thought to park. As you entered there is the main store with all kinds of stuff from coffee to snacks and of course tulips. As you walk into the farm there are food trucks with many choices. Now, just walked and take pictures of lots of colorful tulips. We spent about 2 hours. We were fortunate because it was not raining so the day was perfect to enjoy it.
