[2025 Skagit County Attraction] Travel Guide for Skagit Valley (Updated May)

#springitinerary The Skagit Valley tulip fields in spring? Absolutely breathtaking! Endless rows of vibrant reds, pinks, yellows, and purples stretched out under Washington’s big sky. I visited during the annual Tulip Festival in April — perfect timing for peak bloom. The cool air smelled sweet, and every corner was a photo op. I rented a bike to explore the fields and even stopped at local farm stands for fresh tulip bouquets and pastries. #springitinerary pro tip: go early morning to beat the crowds and catch the soft light over the flowers. It’s like stepping into a living rainbow!

#springblossom Very nice to see and walk around. Lots of different colours. The array of colors is simply breathtaking. Every step through the tulip fields provides a picture taking opportunity. Beautiful views and tulips as far as u can see! Be prepared for the tulip traffic congestion getting to and from there but it will be worth it! There are food vendors and more than one tulip farm to visit. It was really amazing to see those colors side by side and just a nice way to spent time. Would recommend go on sunny days to enjoy maximum.

#6010# On the west coast of the United States, Seattle is more than 100 kilometers north along Highway 5, and there is a place called Skagit Valley. Every April will become a tulip flower sea. This is the largest tulip and daffodil producing area in North America and the second largest tulip producing area in the world after the Netherlands. There are more than a dozen varieties of tulips here, colorful and diverse in layout, which is absolutely suitable for taking pictures. Tips