It's $7 to get in and $3 per flower you pick. Baskets at available for you to wander through the tulips and choose the perfect flower. The only problem is they are all beautiful so I didn't want to pick any. Just go and enjoy the experience while the weather is still beautiful. Staff was amazing! Available for questions and recommendations! read more

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This is a beautiful place. There's a $7 entrance fee and each tulip you pick is $3. I wish the entrance fee would at least get you one free tulip. After picking tulips they will wrap them for you. read more

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Texas-Tulips is a solid choice for a fun family spring activity. This is the second year my family has visited the tulip fields and we'll likely come back again next year. Depending on the weather the field you park in is either dusty or muddy so dress accordingly. The tulip fields can be a little muddy too so I'd definitely wear close toed shoes. The experience itself is expensive they charge an entry fee per person and the ln a fee for each tulip. You'll probably end up spending $60-$70 for a family to enter and bouquet. The fields are really crowded on the weekend so the service can be a little slow. You'll likely need to wait in line to enter and checkout. read more

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This is our first time to be at Texas Tulips and have no reason to go back. $7.00 per person and $3.00 a tulip stem. This adds up quickly. Grounds are clean and they do have an area for children to play but we noticed that the children there playing got bored quickly. We went on a Friday afternoon and the traffic getting there wasn't that bad. Glad we went but no need to go back. read more

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I was a little disappointed but I think if I had come a few weeks ago this might have been amazing. Today that however was not the case. Hopefully if you are coming out here for this, they will have more blooming going on soon. They charge you $7.00 to get in and then $3.00 per stem you pick. There were only a few patches of flowers blooming and they were getting pretty pucked over quickly. I am not lying when I tell you I have seen better selections at the local grocery store, and they didn't charge me to see them. Like I said, maybe earlier in the day or earlier in the season there was a better selection, but I was disappointed today after driving an hour to this place. read more

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Drove 4.5 hours each way from Houston! I had the best time!! This is definitely an experience for everyone visiting or who is native! 2025 has such a beautiful crop this season so definitely come out!! There were so many different types of flowersIt's $3 a tulip and it WILL be hard not to pick 15+! You're supporting a farmer/ orchard so keep in mind that they have to keep up with the demand/ business and will charge an entry fee! Staff is super friendly and kind! Come out here and support this local farm - you will not regret it!! read more

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Hello Texas tulips I'm si sad to have to express the experience our group had yesterday (3/23) was more than underwhelming. Most of the tulips that were bloomed was scorched or depleted. Unless you were looking for unbloomed tulips, the field was bare. We brought a group of 22 and most had never come to Texas tulips and their expectations were low. Nothing like advertised on your Instagram. We understand that thr weather cannot but controlled but maybe sharing some reality of the nature of the field as the weeks go by would be more helpful for those make hours of travel to visit. The price would have worth it if we were able to see the field in bloom and not half dead. So sad. read more

Texas-Tulips - No blooms - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Pilot Point, Texas

Had a wonderful. I'm in town from Colorado visiting my daughter and we all had a great time. I visited 3/24 and many of the tulips had already bloomed, and some were about to bloom. Flowers bloom when they want to! Unfortunately Texas-Tulips can't control this! Maybe check instagram, etc to see if the fields are full of flowers. My daughter came to get pictures and I came to pick! I was glad that most of the flowers I picked haven't bloomed yet, this way they will last longer! Although we kind of came in between a blooming cycle and there wasn't a lot of visible color, my daughter got some cute pictures and we (including twin 10 year olds) enjoyed ourselves. read more

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TIP: bring rain boots during the peak rainy spring season! It can get very muddy out there! Entrance Fee: $6 per person (Mar 2024) Tulip Picking Fee: $~3 per tulip (includes wrapping) We had picked 6 tulips total between the 2 of us and it came out to be a total of $27 for our bouquet of tulips (including the entrance fee). Therefore, you're really paying for the experience itself rather than a nice full bouquet! I wouldn't say this is "great value". The Tulip farm had a lot of variety, and there were so many to pick from! We went early March, and it heavy rained a few days before, and again the morning we arrived. The whole farm was very muddy. It started raining again when we were there. Very thankful to have brought my rain boots! I saw women wearing beautiful heels, and getting them ruined! Most of the tulips lasts about a week and a half or so. We changed our vase's water daily. Overall, a very fun experience, but not quite budget friendly! read more

Texas-Tulips - Tulip farm - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Pilot Point, Texas

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The field looked amazing and well taken care of. $7 per person and $3 per stem is a bit reasonable. We drove 2 hrs we were excited to put the flowers at home and taking well care of them throughout the experience. When we went to went to pay and get them wrapped they were just tossing them around. Some pedals came off. The bouquet was not the best. Some were too long and hang off so I asked to get it remade and they half did it and some of the flowers were tucked inside the paper then out to be seen. They take care of the flowers so you can buy them but once they're yours they don't care. read more

They are always good flowers during season time and in the fall they have a pumpkin patch as well which is great for family photos.

A fun place for all ages! Also great opportunity for some photos. We came on a Sunday at noon. It was busy but there's plenty of space we had no issues. So many gorgeous tulips and so many colors and varieties! We enjoyed picking some tulips to take home ($2.50 per tulip). They wrap them for you as well. I drove home over four hours and they remained in fantastic condition. Plenty of parking! read more

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It was super busy on a Saturday so prepare for crowds. Beautiful flowers and picture spots would be great for spring photos. Admission 7$ and free parking if you want to pick the tulips you can pay 3$ per stem and they will cut and wrap a bouquet for you at the end. Really great for families or friends wanting to celebrate spring. read more

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So amazing the windy was a little wild but the flowers were beautiful and there was a ton to choose from. Would recommend read more

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Texas tulip farm is the largest tulip farm in texas. It's the prettiest farm in texas. This magical place is right here in Texas. Run by a Dutch family who migrated to Texas to start their tulip farm, this place is a flower-lovers haven. It will be open from February 24th until the end of the season, which is typically late March or early April. There is an entrance fee of 5$, which we pay by card or cash, and for veterans and seniors, it would be 7.50$. This price includes three tulip stems. For professional photographers, it would be 25$. Parking is free. Pets are not allowed in the field. Outside food is not allowed at Tulipsfarm. There are concession stands where you can buy snacks such as chips, candy, soda, and more. There are multiple port-a-restrooms right by the entrance to Texas Tulips. You are encouraged to pick the tulips (and you pay for what you like). Each stem would cost 2.50$. They will help your Tulip stems from being placed into a bouquet in a small plastic bag with flower gel. You then choose which color of tissue paper you'd like your stem to need to be wrapped up. Even if it hasn't rained, dress accordingly in shoes you don't mind getting dirt on! The ground is muddy. It is incredibly windy! Because of the wide-open space, Avoid short flowy dresses. Sunglasses are a must, or a hat protects your skin and eyes. Weekdays are the best time to find fewer crowds; On an hourly basis, visiting earlier in the afternoon is usually better to avoid crowds. Tip: Mid march is the best time to see all the tulips bloom. read more

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My review is quite late but I've gone here twice in the past 2 years and loved it every time, just make sure you keep up with updates on the flowers to see if they're bloomed or not when you plan to visit!! read more

Texas-Tulips - Flower field - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Pilot Point, Texas

Nice activity for spring. It definitely gets busy and you will have to be creative to get your insta shot if that's what you come for. But if you just want to enjoy the flowers then you will. They have some varieties that I had not seen before and some interesting colors too. Entrance is $6 and each tulip is $2.50 which is kinda pricey. Overall I enjoyed my time here. Fun activity to do with your family or on a date. Only thing it could make it better is if they had any type of refreshments or food. There is plenty of parking. read more

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Must go early in the Tulip Season! The really nice gentleman at the front gate told us that we should have come to two to three weeks ago. So very early March. Please check the website. We still found beautiful tulips and we still took some cute pictures. They do have a senior citizen discount for during the week and we took advantage of that as well. Porta potties are available and they do send you home with some flower gel so your flowers will not expire before you get home. Unless you have a really long drive. ;) read more

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I am eager to come back this month and see how much the flowers have bloomed since our visit 2/24. It was a little muddy when we were there i'm glad I wore boots! This experience was immensely enjoyable and adorable for our family. The check in and check out lines were extremely efficient with the sense of urgency, which was greatly appreciated. While I feel the tulip stems could be more affordable, $2.50 per stem can add up quickly when creating a bouquet. Nonetheless, I understand the economic considerations at play, which encourage thoughtful consumption and ensure more people can enjoy the beauty of the tulips. read more

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Beautiful place. It can get a bit too crowded and flowers will run out fast. Team is kind.

Not much left and they don't honor the website price! Don't waste your time or money.

We love our little road trips and love every minute of the journey as well as the destination, even more so when they are as breath taking as this one! This is an amazing you-pick tulip farm, but you can also just go in to appreciate their gorgeous, gorgeous beautiful and vibrant colours and not pick any. Entrance fee is just $5 per person and the tulips are $2.50 each. We are a little late to be visiting here as it's coming up to the end of their season and many of the tulips have started to wither but there were still plenty to be admired and picked. I wanted to go and just take pictures to relive their beauties on the screen because flowers don't last that long in my grubby death paws generally, but, alas, I couldn't resist my favourite deep purple tulips. One is called " Tiramisu" (cute name!) if I remember correctly. This place was buzzing with people on a sunny Sunday afternoon. The car park area was vast so no parking issues that's for sure. It was insane to see car after car pulling in at around 11.30am. We didn't expect it to be that busy but we can understand why. It's the perfect place to be out in the fresh air for an hour or two with your kids and loved ones while making happy memories as you wander through the rows of tulips! Even the husband wanted a couple of tulips to take home. I'm not sure, but I think I saw him skipping a little with the basket of tulips in his hand. LoL ... read more

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Had so much fun at this cute u-pick farm in Pilot Point, TX. We happened to be in Frisco for a brunch and decided to make the trip as it was closer to Frisco then Fort Worth. We went during Spring Break and I thought it'd be super crowded but it really wasn't too bad. Didn't take long at all for us to park and meander on up to the front. There's one attendant collecting cash for the $5 admission and another on the left taking cards. The gentleman who took our entry fee was nice and conversational. His St. Croix cap got my partner's mom talking about how she was from there too which was really cute. We got her the senior ticket, I like that it comes with three free tulips. I guess technically it's 2 free because the senior entry fee is $7.50 and tulips are $2.50 each but I digress. Once you get past the entry area there's two large signs that tell you how to pick the tulips, and baskets are sprinkled in front of them. You grab a basket and then frolick through the tulips, picking ones that suit your fancy. It was fun to see all the different color variations and names of the tulips. Some were a little worse for the wear and most were fresh and bright but if you looked you found gems to pick. Of course everyone wants to take all the pics so expect lots of picture taking. I didn't mind it and we took lots of pics too. It was no problem to get pics by ourselves. We saw some other stations, not sure if they were concessions because we didn't go that far. Once you're ready you can find one of the booths to get your tulips wrapped and paid for. The line does get long as there are two attendants at each so plan to wait while you admire your tulip-picking skills. You can pick from several colors and they add a little gel into the tulip bag for your trip home. I'm assuming it's flower food lol. Take a few more pics by the big Texas Tulips sign with your wrapped flowers and you've completed your tulip-picking adventure! Our tulips looked a little lackluster when we got home but sprang up once we placed them in water and flower food. They've opened up and have been sitting pretty for several days now. All in all I enjoyed it and think it's a fun bucket list item to do and can't wait to take family and friends who visit in Spring! read more

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I was looking for things to do in Frisco, and decided to take my mom here to pick tulips! I must say that if we did come here in March, I'm sure there would have been so much more flowers, but we went here in the beginning of April and almost half the field was empty. But it was still a fun experience because there were still lots of flowers left to be picked and various spots to take pictures where the fields look full. They charge a $5 entrance fee and $2.50 per tulip stem picked. They open at 10am daily, so I suggest getting there when they open. It gets packed after 11am. Thai is a great date/family event to do when in Frisco! Highly recommend and after flower picking there is a Frisco Farmers Market not too far away from this location. Enjoy! read more

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I drove over an hour to visit and get some handpicked tulips for a special event. I wish the whole field had bloomed but it was still a lot of flowers! Now the customer service was a bit strange. I noticed at the entry the workers were chatting up everyone else around me but when I came to pay my $5, I couldn't get a greeting. I was still nice and polite. Then when I finished picking the flowers and headed to pay for them... the lady behind the counter was asking everyone in front of me was this their first time? had they like it And so on. I was preparing to give her my thoughts. She said NOTHING to me. I greeted her and she acted as if she couldn't hear me with my mask on. The lady's in front of me had their mask on too. But she heard them . I just noticed there was a CLEAR difference in treatment with customers. And I'm not here for it! So even though I loved the beautiful flowers and the short road trip. I won't go back. read more

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I am extremely disappointed. My family and I wasted over an hour and a half driving to see the Tulips, only to find that there were no tulips at all. It was a major disappointment. I even checked their Instagram page before we went there, and they had the audacity to post pictures that made it seem like the tulips were in full bloom when they were actually the opposite. It feels like they purposely used outdated pictures to deceive and attract people. Our time was completely wasted. I will not be visiting @texas.tulips again. recommend not wasting your time or money there. read more

This was our first time here and we really enjoyed it! Rows and rows of all tulips right after a stormy week and there was minimal mud. We thought it would be really muddy but it wasn't bad at all since it's sand. We got to pick our favorite ones to take home. The parking situation was not bad either and it was free. Only charge $6 per person to get in and 2.50 per tulip. Staff were very friendly. They make conversation while they are getting your tulips wrapped which was pleasant. read more

Texas-Tulips - My bouquet of tulips - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Pilot Point, Texas

Needing some sunshine and fresh air? It might be a great time to visit the tulip field. I went early in March on an exceptionally windy day, and now the season is currently closed. Be sure to check the website for opening/closing days before you go. Let's plunge right into the experience. Parking is free in a dirt lot. Unfortunately, our furry friends are not allowed. Entry fee is $5 per person. Pick up one of the baskets located in the front. Then start meandering around the tulip field. At the beginning, there were rows of tulip leaves/buds that have not yet bloomed. However, there were tulips that have finished blooming. Similar colors were bunched together. My favorite rows were the ones with multiple colored tulips adjacent to each other, e.g. the pairing of yellow, purple, and white tulips were beautiful. You pick the tulip by pulling at the bottom of the stem straight up. Each stem costs about $2.50. Once you're done with collecting the flowers, bring them to the wrapping station. They had different wrapping colors that you could choose from: purple, white, red, yellow, or pink. Once they're done, you have a beautiful bouquet of tulips to bring home. Let's just say that this is the definition of #OptOutside. It's a great opportunity to take a family picture. Some folks were dressed up to get the perfect picture for the gram. Overall, it was a fun experience outside. I would definitely go on a day without the company of the wind. read more

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Don't even waste your time you're paying to see dirt & green steams no followers save your time & money they do not refund . They no not honor the website price . They not allow dogs even thought they say they do . So much wrong with this place just a scam read more

I came here today on a whim with my best friend and it was amazing! We had so much fun. This place has great photo spots! Only a 5 dollar entry which is amazing. So many flowers to choose from! Loved how bright and sunny it is and the people were so friendly and awesome! What a great place for a date read more

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My friend and I decided to do a semi-spontaneous trip to come see the tulips. It was pouring rain yesterday, but we were glad we went because it actually wasn't raining up there. Pilot Point, TX is close to Denton. The area is much like the Hill Country with dirt paths and windy roads that lead you seemingly nowhere. When we got there, there are workers who direct you where to park. There were lots of people but plenty of parking. The tulip lot is small, but there are a lot of different breeds (species?) to choose from. I literally wanted them all. I didn't care if they were $2.50/stem. We drove 4 hours just to spend 1 hour there. I read in the other review to choose ones that haven't fully bloomed, which was a great tip! They definitely do last longer. Texas-Tulips opened this season on February 26 and will end tomorrow, April 9th. We were thankful to have come the last weekend there, which is possibly the reason why there were so many people. It's a great place for photo ops for IG and what not. The staff is friendly. I was asking if they had a tip jar, but they don't. One of the lovely ladies who wrapped my tulips up said, "Tips aren't part of the vocabulary here!" I wish they were cause she hooked me up with an extra sticker. I love to collect one on all my trips. The admission is $5, and you can pay with cash or card. It's a lovely tulip farm. You can bring your family, friend, or significant other for a fun activity to do together. Bring good boots if it has rained cause of all the mud. I brought my rain boots and was thankful for that! They do provide blue slip on shoe covers to protect your shoes. :) The only restrooms are portable ones. I'm curious to see how this other tulip farm called Poston Gardens compares to this. I hear the fields are larger, and the tulips are shorter in length. The other location in Waxahachie is more expensive, but the proceeds go to a great cause - a special needs facility. Overall, this was a cute place. I'd come back if I was a little closer to the area, like when I visit family in Dallas. read more

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We had such a fun time! I wish we had not gone during spring break, bc it was packed! Thankfully, they still had a ton of beautiful flowers to pick. It's $5 to enter and $2.50 per flower. Watch out, those flowers add up fast! It's hard not to get one of each! They will cut and wrap your flowers, they also put them in a gel to give you time to get home. They say wash the gel off and pop them in cool water to perk them back up once you get home. Go early bc when we left it was even more packed with a line of cars to get in! Lots of fun and something different. Happy spring. read more

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One and done, it's off the bucket list. We went on a Tuesday during my spring break this March. Arrived around 11am. No traffic arriving. Directed to park (it's a dirt field). We stood in line for a minute to pay the $5 per person entry. People...if you take cash and the correct amount per person...you help keep the line moving. There are no discounts. It's $5 per person. Once inside you are on your own to walk the field and explore the tulips. Many people are there for the photos. Honestly I wasn't wow'd. The posts make it look like beautiful full fields of tulips. I understand nature. The rows didn't seem filled with tulips like the impression I got. People step on them and flatten them. And of course if a lot of people have been out, many get picked. (And no, tulips don't re-grow/bloom overnight). Facemasks littered the fields and some McDonald's trash even though no outside food or drinks allowed. For us to go so early in the season and early in the day, they must have had a lot of people visit. Each tulip you pick is $2.50. Choose wisely! Please don't pick and then toss on the ground. The lines were long to pay and wrap your tulips. They had 3 stations open with messy lines and could have opened more ...if they had the staff. 20 mins or more of waiting and listening to the high schoolers behind us pick on each other...not the best part of the trip. M and I enjoyed the tulips and seeing all the pretty flowers. It was silly and M humored me for this random day trip to get out of the house. It was fun while it lasted and I got a few tulips. Those tulips...they use some gel to help in transport. You pick the tissue color. When we got home my tulips were so droopy. I trimmed the stems and rinsed them and then put in a vase. Next morning they were perky and lasted a week. It's cool to check out once. My advice is to go early in the season, during the week, early in the day to avoid crowds, traffic, or no tulips. Go with cash for your group entry. Take photos. read more

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It was a fun experience. Traveled 4 hours to get there, wouldn't travel that far again but if I was already in the area I might stop in.

A very nice tulip farm with u-pick tulips. Not the best tulip farm I've been to (Washington State has very amazing ones), but for Texas this is still incredible. The farm was really nice with a high variety of tulips to pick. $2.50 per tulip... may be a bit to expensive for some, especially if you buy a lot of tulips. It is very crowded too with the tulips looking very dry (but they're not). Overall, a very good place to go, especially if you live nearby. FYI - the roads near it that Google Maps takes you to may be bad (dirt and rocks road for a bit). read more

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No one ever answers the phone, the website is not updated, the tulips were way past their prime.

This was a fun day trip outside of Dallas. They are only open seasonally, and they just opened this weekend. It's about 1 hour north of downtown. They are friendly and accept credit card. It appears that I can get busy so go early to beat the crowds. read more

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Entry fee of $5 and then an additional $2.50 a stem (per flower). Price seems excessive. Buds were still premature. Fairy garden was a pleasure to walk through. read more

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I went at the end of the season (last day actually) and boy, was it beautiful! I loved it, just remember you pay BY THE FLOWER. It'd be a dream come true if my husband went picking just to make me a personal bouquet. read more

Loved this little tulip farm!! It was quite a car ride to get there, but we were greeted with friendly faces! It's $5 entry per person and $2.50 per tulip you pick. A downer is that there were a TON of people taking photos for their Insta, which can get a little obnoxious. They stand in the aisles and get mad when you walk past them because of the shot, so be prepared for that. Also, we went in mid March and nearly half of the tulips weren't even in bloom. The ones that were bloomed were gorgeous though! So try to go in late March, early April if you can. read more

Texas-Tulips - Beautiful tulips! - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Pilot Point, Texas