Where to See Flower Fields in Washington State
Where to See Flower Fields in Washington State
In Washington state, you can catch not one but three flower fields. We’ll tell you which ones you can visit and when.
Flower Fields recommendations
1. Tulip Farm in Washington State
Once a year in April, you can visit the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival
tulip fields in the Roozegarden. You won’t be able to go between the aisles, but you’re more than welcome to peruse the perimeter all day long.
They also have a barn house with lots of activities for kids and the entire family.
2. Sunflower Farms in Washington State
If you love sunflowers, you’re in luck! Washington has multiple sunflower fields you can visit. The fields are most active between September and October.
Here are a few sunflower farms you can check out:
- Stocker Farms (Snohomish)
- Bob’s Corn and Pumpkin Farm (Snohomish)
- Fresh Flower Farm (Auburn)
- Maris Farms (Buckley)
- Mountainview Blueberry Farm (Snohomish)
- Rutledge Cornmaze (Olympia)
- Schilter Family Farm (Olympia)
3. Lavender Farms in Washington State
There are also plenty of lavender farms in Washington.
Check out these lavender farms:
- George Washington Inn Lavender Farms (Port Angeles)
- Sequim Lavender Experience
- Purple Haze Lavender Farm (Sequim)
- Victor’s Lavender Farm (Sequim)
The last couple of advice before you go visit the flower fields in Washington State:
- Dress comfortably, you’ll be walking a lot.
- Be sure to check the websites our Facebook pages before your visit. Due to covid they may have special policies.
That’s it! Feel free to share your flower fields photos with us. We’d love to see them!
On the other hand, if you’re interested in picking fruits such as blueberries, raspberries or more, definitely check our blog posts. We’re sure they will be very useful to you!
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