Blog Stories Tulips, as far as the eye can see.

Tulips, as far as the eye can see.

By Living Room Realty, April 1, 2023

This Spring is a bit of a late bloomer.

While the constant showers and cloudy Pacific Northwest weather persist, you can catch a glimpse of Spring at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival. This fabulous annual event has been running for 39 years, and my family and I have been happy attendees for the last 30. Here’s a throwback photo to one of our first trips.

Cheri Harney and her daughters at the tulip festival in the early 1990s.

This year, the festival runs from March 24 through April 30. With rows upon rows of blooming tulips, it’s a must-see attraction in Oregon.

Be sure to grab your tickets online before planning your trip. And check the bloom status field report to see which tulips are flowering. Since the weather has been a bit chilly, the field is a bit behind schedule. While there are currently tulips blooming, the best time to visit will probably be in mid-April.

Be sure to bring your kiddos and explore the family activities, food, and flowers for sale. While you can get fresh bouquets, you can also order some bulbs to grow at home.

Take a page out of my family’s book and embrace the Spring feeling with a trip to the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival.

 

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