12 Tulip Farms in Ontario Worth Visiting for Spring 2026
Did you know you don’t have to travel all the way to the Netherlands to experience breathtaking tulip fields? Ontario is home to stunning tulip farms that come alive every spring, offering vibrant blooms and unforgettable experiences.
Whether you’re looking to pick your own tulips, capture Instagram-worthy photos, or simply enjoy a scenic day trip from Toronto, these Ontario tulip farms are must-visit destinations. Many of them host annual pick-your-own tulip festivals, making for a perfect springtime outing.
Tulip season typically begins in late April and lasts for about three to four weeks – so now’s the time to plan your visit! Be sure to grab your tickets early and get ready to walk through endless fields of colour.
☞ Many tulip farms in Ontario are selling out each weekend. Buy your tickets early if you want to guarantee your entry to these stunning fields.
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Best Tulip Farms in Ontario near Toronto
Looking for the best tulip farms near Toronto to visit this spring? Whether you’re capturing stunning photos, enjoying a day out with family and friends (or even your pup!), or simply soaking in the vibrant colours of spring, these top Ontario tulip farms offer an unforgettable experience.
1. TASC Tulip Pick Farm (Niagara-on-the-Lake)
TASC Tulip Pick Farm is the biggest tulip farm in Ontario. Located in Niagara-on-the-Lake and just 20 minutes from Niagara Falls, this farm has over 3 million tulips with more than 100 different varieties on 40 acres of land.
As a photographer, I love visiting their tulip festival. Among the rows and rows of stunning tulips are a variety of photography props, including bright Muskoka chairs, frames, bicycles, tractors and more.
The tulips are organized in rows of brilliant colours, making for stunning pictures. I also enjoy wandering through the rows to pick the perfect bouquet of tulips to take home with me as we celebrate spring in Ontario.
TASC Tulip Farm also offers a variety of special events such as art and painting workshops, wine tasting, and a Sip, Savour, & Sax night, perfect for a romantic date night!
One of the stand-out features of this tulip farm are the sunset shots! The farm is open from 9 AM until 8 PM daily, allowing for those golden hour photos with the tulips.
Monday-Friday, the farm is dog-friendly. So if you want to snap some pictures of your furry-friends in the tulip farm, pick up a ticket during the week.
Free parking is available on site, but this farm does get busy. I highly recommend pre-booking your ticket on weekends as this farm does sell-out and the tickets are much higher at the entrance. On the day I visited I saw many people turned away as the farm and parking lot were full.
TASC Tulip Farm Details
✓ When: Delayed until early May (TBD) – May 11, 2025
✓ Address: 1173 Line 3 Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
✓ Admission (13+): $19.95 to $29.95 depending on date and type – includes 10 tulips
✓ Pet Policy: Pets are welcome Monday to Friday
✓ Website: TASC Flowers
☞ Want to learn even more about the TASC Tulip Festival? Read my related post: The Best Pick Your Own Tulip Farm near Toronto
2. Sarah Grey Pick Farm (Niagara Region)
This family-run tulip pick farm is located close to TASC Tulip Farm and Niagara Falls. This beautiful farm has over one million tulips and dozens of varieties. While not quite as large as TASC, the fields offer plenty of choice and provide a picturesque backdrop for photos, memories, and family fun.
Fun props are scattered throughout the Sarah Grey tulip fields including a swing, photo frames, a piano, bicycle, and large mirrored spheres. I really enjoyed my visit here as I found it to be less crowded and more peaceful than some of the larger farms.
On weekends there is a food truck, and local farmers sell fruits and vegetables on site. During my opening week visit, I almost had the field to myself. What a great day!
Parking is free and pets are welcome Monday to Friday.
☞ Looking for more things to see and do in Niagara? Read my guide to visiting Niagara Falls in Spring and expand your tulip visit to include a stop in Niagara Falls.
Sarah Grey Tulip Farm Details
✓ When: Early May – May 11, 2025
✓ Address: 1415 Balfour Street, Fenwick, ON
✓ Admission (13+): $14.00 (Mon-Fri) & $24.00 (Sat-Sun) – includes 10 tulips
✓ Pet Policy: Pets are welcome Monday to Friday
✓ Website: Sarah Grey Pick Farm
3. JP Niagara Tulip Experience (Niagara Region)
Also located in the Niagara region, JP Niagara Tulip Experience has over one million tulips with 85 varieties to choose from. It’s a little smaller than TASC, but just as stunning.
Throughout the sea of tulips you will find photo props including swings, chairs, bicycles, flowered frames. My favourite prop is the large “I Love Tulips” sign right in the centre of the fields.
There are food trucks on the weekend and parking is available. After my visit here, it was so great to relax and enjoy an ice cream in the sun! Dogs, with the exception of service animals, are not allowed on this farm.
For those who love flower fields, JP Niagara also offers pick your own sunflower fields in August.
JP Niagara Tulip Farm Details
✓ When: April 25 – May 19, 2025
✓ Address: 1415 Balfour Street, Fenwick, ON
✓ Admission (13+): $18.00 + fees – includes 10 tulips
✓ Pet Policy: No pets
✓ Website: JP Niagara Tulip Experience
4. Roadside Flower Market (St. Catharines)
Roadside Flower Market near St. Catherine’s is offering their second WePlant YouPick Tulip Festival in 2025. With more than 600, 000 tulips, this farm is another great option in Southern Ontario.
I stopped by this tulip farm on my way home from a visit to Niagara Falls to see the Magnolia Trees! It’s a bit smaller than some of the other farms in the area, but it was beautiful and I essentially had the fields to myself, which was a treat!
Props in the fields included tractors, swings, old cars, and a giant tulip hat! There were many different varieties of tulips and I really liked how there was room to walk between the tulip rows. Your tulip festival ticket includes 10 pick your own tulips.
Pro Tip: One of my favourite Niagara Wineries is around the corner! 13th Street Winery is just 2 minutes away. So after your visit to the tulip farm, head to the winery and relax with a glass of wine or one of Ontario’s best butter tarts from their bakery!
Roadside Flower Market Details
✓ When: April 25th – May 18th, 2025
✓ Address: 1923 Seventh Street South, St. Catherines ON
✓ Adult Admission (14+): $25 – includes 10 tulips.
✓ Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome
✓ Website: Roadside Flower Market
5. Country Cut Flowers (Newmarket Area)
Country Cut Flowers is a flower farm located just outside of Newmarket and about an hour outside of Toronto.
Your ticket includes one mason jar that you can fill with tulips and daffodils. Children under the age of 10 are free, and guests not picking flowers pay an entry fee of $20 at the door. Visitors should also bring their own garden trimmers for cutting the flowers.
While visitors are welcome to take photos, professional photography is not allowed at this farm.
This small farm also does not accept drop-in visitors as they have limited capacity, so you must pre-purchase your tickets before you go.
✓ When: April 26 – May 11, 2025
✓ Address: 970 Miller’s Sideroad Newmarket, ON
✓ Adult Admission (10+): $50 per mason jar ($20 for guests not picking flowers)
✓ Pet Policy: No pets
✓ Website: Country Cut Flower
6. Berkelbloem U-Pick Tulip Field (Simcoe)
The Berkelbloem Tulip Farm in Simcoe is another tulip farm that offers a charming escape for families, photographers, and flower lovers alike. It’s expanded from a greenhouse to a floral market to a U-Pick Tulip Farm.
With early and late blooming tulips, the flowers will continue to bloom well into May.
While the farm does not sell food or drinks, visitors are welcome to bring a picnic and enjoy the views during their visit.
Berkelbloem U-Pick Tulip Field Details
✓ When: May 2 – May 18, 2025
✓ Address: 466 Windham Rd 12, Simcoe, ON
✓ Admission: $15.00 – includes 10 tulips
✓ Pet Policy: No pets
✓ Website: Berkelbloem
7. Hat Trick Farms (Chatham-Kent)
Hat Trick Farms in Blenheim (about an hour west of London), is Chatham-Kent’s only tulip field. This pick-your-own field includes over 150 000 tulip bulbs. The different varieties of tulips bloom at different times throughout the season, which means the farm always has some tulips in bloom.
Tickets must be pre-purchased for this farm. There are no tickets available at the field. Hat Trick Farms also has a fairly strict late policy. You have a 30 minute arrival window and online they state that they do not accept late arrivals.
For those who enjoy photography, only hand-held cameras are allowed. No other equipment, including tripods or props are permitted.
Hat Trick Farms Details
✓ When: May 8 – 14, 2025
✓ Address: 18971 Fargo Rd, Blenheim, ON
✓ Adult Admission(10+): $11 + fees; Tulips are $2 per stem.
✓ Pet Policy: During pet-friendly hours only
✓ Website: Hat Trick Farms
8. Pingle’s Farm Market Tulip Days
If you’re looking for a tulip farm close to Toronto, Pingle’s Farm Market in Hampton is hosting its first-ever tulip festival in 2025. Opening in early May (Thursdays to Sundays), this event claims to be the largest tulip festival in the Greater Toronto Area, boasting an impressive 5 million blooms across 30 varieties.
Beyond the flowers, visitors can enjoy wagon rides, live music, a bustling market and bakery, and an animal barn. However, it’s one of the pricier options, with admission at $19.95 per person (ages 2+), plus an additional $15 for 10 tulip stems.
Even your furry friend can join for a $10 pet ticket. I will say I really appreciated how Pingle’s kepts the picking farm separate from the viewing tulips – allowing for excellent photo opportunities. You do have to take a wagon to get to the fields, and it can be a bit of a wait for the wagon, so just come prepared to wait in the sun!
I’ll also add that Pingle’s is one of my favourite sunflower fields in Ontario during August, so I’m excited that they are now hosting a tulip festival too!
Pingle’s Farm Details
✓ When: Early May for three weekends
✓ Address: 1805 Taunton Rd, Hampton, ON
✓ Admission(2+): $19.95 + taxes (online); 10 Tulips are an additional $15
✓ Pet Policy: Pets require a Ticket for admission ($10)
✓ Website: Pingles Farm Market
9. Murphy’s Farm Market Festival of Blooms (Alliston)
I’m so excited to check out the brand-new Festival of Blooms at Murphy’s Farm Market in Alliston this spring! While this tulip event is still new, Murphy’s is already one of my favourite spots for baked goods and summer fun (their sunflower fields and fresh pies are next level).
This year, they’re bringing the magic of tulips to their farm with over 100,000 blooms. The ticket includes 10 stems to pick, and the fields look absolutely beautiful – perfect for a relaxed spring outing with family or friends. I love that you can also enjoy a wagon ride through the fields or let the little ones burn off energy in their play area.
And of course, no visit here is complete without a stop at their on-site bakery. Everything is made from scratch, and honestly, the pie alone is worth the drive to Alliston.
Their tulip festival is expected to run for about three weeks starting in late April, and tickets are valid anytime the fields are open Thursday to Sunday.
Murphy’s Farm Market Details
✓ When: Early May, 2025 Thursdays – Sundays
✓ Address: 5141 County Rd 10, Alliston, ON
✓ Admission: $19.95 ages 2+, includes 10 stems
✓ Pet Policy: No pets
✓ Website: Murphy’s Farm Market and Bakery
The following tulip farms in Ontario are further from the Toronto region, but also worth considering.
10. Green Corners Farm (Ottawa Region)
Green Corners is a seasonal flower farm close to Ottawa. This farm is the largest flower farm in the Ottawa region and has different flowers available to pick throughout the spring and summer including tulips, sunflowers, snapdragons, zinnias, marigolds and more.
In May, the u-pick tulip fields have over 500,000 tulips to admire and pick.
This farm offers two ticket types – a “looking” ticket and a “picking” ticket. Picking tickets include 10 tulips. Looking tickets can be upgraded to a picking ticket for an extra cost. Everyone over the age of 5 needs a ticket.
On-site concessions are not normally available, but there are picnic tables for those wanting to bring their own food.
Green Corners Farm Details
✓ When: May 2025
✓ Address: 1259 York’s Corners Rd, Edwards, ON
✓ Adult Admission (5+): Looking tickets $7-10; Picking tickets $17-20 (includes 10 tulips)
✓ Pet Policy: Pets are welcome.
✓ Website: Green Corners Farm
11. VanKleek Hill Tulip Fields at Ouimet Farms Adventure (Ottawa Region)
This 5 acre property in the Ottawa Region, close to Montreal is another opportunity to wander through rows of stunning, colourful tulips before picking favourites to bring home with you.
In this farm, you can pick as many tulips as you like at $1 per stem.
This small, family-run farm is ideal for enjoying the flowers and picking a bouquet to bring home with you.
Vankleek Tulip Farm Details
✓ When: May 2025
✓ Address: 63 Main St W, Vankleek Hill, ON K0B 1R0
✓ Adult Admission: $10-$12; Tulips are an additional $1 per stem.
✓ Pet Policy: No pets
✓ Website: VHK Tulip Fields
12. Summer Haven Tulips (Ottawa Region)
2024 is Summer Haven Tulip’s very first season. Located close to Smith’s Falls in Eastons Corners, Ontario this farm has prepared their field with over 40,000 tulips.
There is an assortment of picnic tables, swings, and props perfect for enjoying the fields or taking photos!
I honestly can’t wait to see this brand new Ontario U-Pick Tulip Farm located close to the Ottawa Valley.
Summer Haven Tulip Farm Details
✓ When: May 2025
✓ Address: 1997 County Rd 16, Jasper, ON
✓ General Admission (10+): $5.00 viewing ticket; $15.00 includes 10 tulips
✓ Pet Policy: Leashed pets welcome
✓ Website: summerhaventulips.ca
Frequently Asked Questions: Visiting Tulip Farms in Ontario
Do I need to purchase a ticket?
Every pick-you-own or u-pick tulip farm in Ontario requires a ticket. All farms encourage pre-purchase online, but most have tickets available when you arrive.
Every farm has different ticket prices. Some ticket prices are higher on weekends, some include tulips, and prices for children are different at every farm.
Most farms average $17-20 per person and include 10 u-pick tulips in that price. You will want to check the official website for accurate ticket prices.
When should I visit the Tulip Fields?
Tulips usually bloom late April into early May, but spring flowers are always weather dependent, so you will want to watch the weather and social media for exact opening dates. Many farms also have tulips that bloom early, mid, and late season, ensuring there are always flowers to see throughout the tulip season.
I do recommend that you try to visit the fields earlier in the season. As visitors come to the farms and pick the flowers, this alters the blooms visible each day. I find that later in the season the state of the blooms are not as vibrant as they are during the opening days.
Should I pre-purchase a ticket?
If you want to go on a weekend or at a certain time, such as sunset, you will likely want to pre-purchase your ticket. The fields can get really busy and you might not be able to visit the farm.
Special days, such as Mother’s Day or Victoria Day will also likely sell out.
If you are visiting in the week, it is less likely that you will have a problem visiting the fields without a pre-purchased ticket.
What if it rains?
Most farms are open rain or shine. They would only close under severe weather conditions. If the weather looks unfavourable, it would be best to check the farm’s social media accounts for an update (they tend not to update their websites for daily changes).
Farms will not refund your ticket due to rain, unless they cancel due to severe weather. Bring your umbrellas and your rain boots and expect to get a little wet and muddy.
How long should we expect to visit?
Most visitors stay one to two hours to experience the tulip fields.
Am I allowed to take photographs?
Most farms encourage photos for personal use and enjoy when you to tag and share your photos and videos online.
Drones are not allowed at any of the farms. There are often reserved times available for professional photographers to book for an additional fee.
Final Thoughts: Tulip Farms in Ontario
I love when spring arrives in Ontario and all the beautiful flowers that start to bloom. Every spring I can’t wait to see Toronto’s cherry blossoms. From there, I enjoy the tulip farms, and then August brings another opportunity to visit sunflower farms across Ontario.
These Ontario tulip farms provide vibrant backdrops for photos, and are an ideal way to celebrate spring while spending time outdoors with family and family.
But, if you’re thinking about heading out to pick your own tulips, don’t procrastinate. The season is short, so don’t wait too long to visit once once the tulips start blooming!
Before You Go: More Places to Visit in Ontario
Now that you are in the Niagara Region, why not continue your Ontario travels with a visit to one of the many incredible Niagara-on-the-Lake wineries?
You may also be interested in visiting Niagara Falls while in the area. Read more about how to spend one day in Niagara Falls, or how to plan the perfect two-day Niagara itinerary.
And for those of you who love traveling in the spring as much as I do, here is my complete list of things to do in the spring in Toronto, a list of my favourite Toronto gardens, and the best places to see Cherry Blossoms in the city.
