6 Tulip Festivals to Visit in Greater Vancouver in 2026

Some of the first signs of spring are when the earth awakens with tulip buds. Across the Lower Mainland, March and April bring forth tulips that come out of hibernation to provide us with a kaleidoscope of hues, always putting a smile on our faces. Here are some of the most captivating tulip festivals in Greater Vancouver.

1. Harrison Tulip Festival

Canada’s largest tulip festival is back, and it’s bigger and better in 2026. In honour of its 20th anniversary, the festival has unveiled a brand-new Night Garden experience. As dusk falls, enter the magical world of the Show Garden, as it glows with lanterns and twinkling lights, uniquely illuminating the blooms. As you meander the show-stopping displays, enjoy live music, browse a curated evening market featuring local farmers, bakers, artisans, a cidery and brewery, or grab bites from three food trucks, including Dutch street food.

Dubbed the Most Instagrammable Tulip Farm at the prestigious 2024 World Tulip Summit in the birthplace of tulip festivals, Holland, discover 45 acres of vibrant flower fields filled with 14 million spring blooms, including 150 varieties of tulips, alongside fragrant hyacinths, cheerful double daffodils and other early spring flowers. The festival doesn’t just stop at blooms: there are also swing sets, vintage bicycles, a 1950s convertible, a working classic water wheel, a windmill and, for green thumbs, the Hyacinth Mosaic Workshop.

Open daily starting April 10, for approximately four weeks.
Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday, 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
5039 Lougheed Highway, Agassiz, B.C.
General admission prices range from $10 to $25, depending on the age and time booked
harrisontulipfest.com

2. Maan Farms: Spring at the Farm

Home to the country’s only tulip forest, a two-acre cornucopia of splendid flowers, this year’s whimsical Spring at the Farm features a new magical teapot experience. You’ll feel like you just stepped into a fairytale, walking along the forested trails and past a life-size teapot and cups before discovering an enthralling mushroom house, butterfly wings and hidden hollows.

The camera-worthy adventures never end. Meet the farm’s adorable baby animals, while experiencing other magical moments, including Barnyard Adventureland, a tractor pull, climbing wall, giant board games, large slides, zipline, pedal trikes, jumping pillows, play fort, bubble hut and tire mountains. If all this makes you hungry, head to Mama Maan’s Country Kitchen. New this year is a Mini Egg Cheesecake Samosa, as well as festival favourites like the butter chicken bowls, chickpea curry bowls, pizzas, butter chicken poutine, samosas and more.

Daily from March 30 to early May, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
790 McKenzie Road, Abbotsford
Tickets from $19.50
maanfarms.com/spring-at-the-farm

3. Abbotsford Tulip Festival at Lakeland Flowers

 

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Tucked between majestic mountain ranges lies Lakeland Flowers’ Abbotsford Tulip Festival. Indulge in a mesmerizing live display of acres upon acres of tulips coupled with splendid vistas while taking part in a myriad of activities. In the evenings, attendees can enjoy live music or tickle the ivories themselves on the baby grand pianos that dot the tulip fields. On select Fridays, catch local artists as they paint. For children, there will be face painting stations on weekends. You might also want to take Instagram-worthy photos of you and your loved ones on the golden pathways as you play on the ‘yellow brick road,’ or one or all of the canoes, bicycles and swings. As a nod to Dutch culture, there are mammoth klompen (Dutch shoes that you and a friend can actually fit into), and a schoenen winkel (Dutch shoe store).

Tulips from Monday, April 13 to Sunday, May 3; open daily, 8 a.m to dusk
3663 Marion Road, Abbotsford (free onsite parking)
Tickets from $9.50 (online, weekday price)
lakelandflowers.ca

4. Taves Family Farms: Magic of Spring Moments

If you’re looking for a tulip experience that blends blooms with hands-on farm fun, Taves Family Farms delivers in spades. Its signature storybook magic begins as you enter the secret gate that promises rows upon rows of vibrant tulips. Then, as you wander through enchanted pathways, and as the children check out the gnome home, explore the floral-draped princess carriage and hear the land’s whispers through the mythical faces carved into the trees.

Celebrate Easter during the festival’s Magic of Spring Moments’ Easterfest, the weekend of April 3. Bring the whole family to the egg-citing annual egg hunt, a three-day gala with the Easter Bunny himself, baby animal cuddle time in the snuggle pens, hay rides to the Bunny Trail, orchard egg hunts for adults, kids and pups, along with other fun adventure activities like jumping pillows, pedal karts and playgrounds.

Weekends (including Fridays) of April 3, 10 and 17
Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Easterfest 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
333 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford
Passes are $23.95, ages 3 and up (free for 2 and under)
tavesfamilyfarms.com

5. Sweet Spring Flower Festival at Greendale Acres

Don’t miss the over 120,000 tulips blanketing Greendale Acres’ farmland, where once again this year you can see a broad band of more than 30 varieties of tulips. Celebrate this season of renewal with a plethora of activities, including the Dutch-inspired Tulip River, Foot Bridge, Windmill and immersive Garden Pathways. Families can also take advantage of the full lineup of popular attractions, including the jumping pillow, adventure courses, animal displays, pedal carts, duck races, garden and picnic areas. There are plenty of spots for kids to have heaps of fun.

New this year is the Greendale Acres Farm Shop. Housed in a delightful new farmhouse, you can pick up farm-fresh eggs, jarred honey and local artisanal goods. Visit during opening weekend (March 27–29) to get 25% off Greendale Acres branded products.

March 27 through to May 3 (bloom dependent)
Thursdays and Fridays, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
 41905 Yale Road West, Chilliwack
Tickets: $17 (ages 3+) online, $20 at the door. Free for over 75 and 2 and under
greendaleacres.ca

6. Botanica Flower Festival

 

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Botanica’s tulip event festival in the Fraser Valley is well worth a visit. There are planned tulip-themed activities, like petals & pilates ($50 early bird tickets), petals & pints ($30 early bird tickets) and petals & provisions, an artisan market. Botanica’s 14 acres of farmland will be festooned with 1.4 million dazzling tulips, including more than 250,000 hand-planted bulbs. There are more than 90 varieties of tulips and spring flowers surrounding you with the natural wonder of flamboyant blooms.

Meander through the curated display garden, the wildflower section and to Botanica’s signature sun-shaped daffodil planting, creating a series of immersive floral landscapes waiting to be photographed. Bring a little sunshine home at its expansive spring U-pick, where you can create your own bouquet of seasonal blooms, including ranunculus, anemones, snapdragons, stock and other perennial favourites.

Opens Thursday, April 9
10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
41310 Royalwood Drive, Chilliwack
$16 for general admission (special events are separate tickets)
botanicaflowerfestival.com