So, I've been to the tulips fields in Seattle which were amazing, so I was all hyped when I heard Texas had them. When we got here, we paid a $3 fee per person, but at least parking was free, and the lines to get in were fairly fast at moving if you brought cash. Once we got there, we were definitely disappointed by the size of this place...its less than an acre with most of the flowers either dead or already picked :/ I would recommend going to the Dallas Arboretum instead. Service is actually very friendly, and I love how they wrap the tulips you pick in tissue paper arranged the way you like it. read more

Texas-Tulips - Great for pics! - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Pilot Point, Texas

I have been twice, once in 2015 and 2021. We drove three hours, and I was extremely disappointed!! It was nothing like I remember. There are way too many people and not enough flowers. We had to wait in line to enter and at least 30 minutes to check out. read more

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Fun road trip. Beautiful tulips everywhere! You can get a basket there to put your flowers in, it's super cute. Lots of pretty places to take pics, a lot of fun! read more

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

I LOVE the idea of Texas Tulips! My family and I drove all the way from Dallas out to Pilot Point just to pick some tulips, and I was satisfied with our experience, but not blown away. Pros: 1. The tulips are beautiful, and there's quite a variety of them! 2. It's run by a Dutch family, which it gives a certain authentic feel. 3. Very friendly staff - they explain the process as you walk in and wrap up your bouquets for you! 4. Very kid-friendly! Tons of kids running and playing and picking tulips! Cons: 1. Entrance is definitely NOT free. $2.50 per person for entrance alone. (Children are free.) 2. The prices of tulips - $2.50 per tulip you pick. This can pile up! 3. It wasn't so picturesque by the time we got there on 2/28. Some rows of tulips, but not as many as I was expecting and more empty rows of dirt than rows of tulips! I was expecting it have more tulips! Still, it's a fun experience! And I am still enjoying the fruits of my labor - the tulips look great in my vase at home! read more

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UPDATE Late Mar 2021. Back after long absence. Weather was great for us and lucky as many tulips had just bloomed earlier in week. Lots of friends and families in attendance taking lots of photos. Admission is now $5 per head and you pay for each tulip picked. Timing is everything from the weather to the crowds. Good luck. (1st visit 2017) Lots and lots of tulips to choose from to decorate. Watch for the specials and offers in the spring. Cross your fingers the weather is good to the flowers. read more

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Drove 2.5 hours to get to this place, we tried calling ahead to see how the flowers were and no one answered the phones. We went mid-March on Monday, early March had rain and cold weather so not all the rows were bloomed. There were enough to take good pictures in a small area. Personally, I liked them not being fully bloomed because they last longer after they've been picked. The ground was really muddy but they offered shoe booties (how clever). There was plenty of parking and the guys directing traffic still made us park further away.. and we had to walk in the mud and cold. They lost a star for that. I would love to give them four-five stars but the person wrapping my 7 Tulips broke TWO of them while handling them and still charged me for it. That made me really sad $5.00 a person $2.50 a tulip Also they have a "snack bar" literally soda and chips.. OK. read more

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What a fun time at Texas-Tulips! My sisters and I made a girls trip of it and we were so impressed! There was a wonderful selection of tulips and the cost was so reasonable! All three of us purchased several! The colors were so vivid and there were so many different varieties. Service was great! I had two "bouquets" wrapped up so I could give some to my neighbor. What is even more awesome is they lasted over a week and still looked great! I recommend a trip to visit Texas-Tulips - it's worth the drive! read more

I loveeeee flowers and this place has always been on my list of places to go. So my dreams finally came true when I got to go. Why I give it 3 stars is price alone. There was a $5 entrance fee and then to pick flowers was another $2.50 a stem which is definitely not worth it. I will say that the flowers here are beautiful. It's a cute place to take pictures which is what mostly everyone there was doing. You should try to get there more towards the day they open rather than when they close because people are taking tulips home and it won't look as cute for pictures if there aren't any left. Very cute spot for a date guys! read more

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Drove from Fort Worth with a group for a beautiful day with tulips. Our organizer had tried to call them many times over past 3 months with never getting anyone to answer, including the past week to get an update on the blooming. When we arrived we were informed that most of the tulips had finished blooming so they were not charging admission. There was no notification on their website updating the status. There were others who had driven a long ways for a few blooms. Updates on the website and answering the phone number they have plastered all over the website would be nice. read more

I was so excited to come here. Got a group together and planned the trip around this little field. I'm disappointed because it was made out to me that the field was in full bloom with all the pictures posted as such. The drive was far and entrance fee was $5. I should've just turned around because even from the road I could see that there were barely any tulips, but I already planned everything so I just dealt with it. Perhaps, super angle my photos to look like there were plenty of tulips around? A tulip is $2.50 a piece. That price is outrageous. I think they should allow the tulips to fully bloom before they start the picking season. Sadly, I won't ever be planning any more trips to come see this field. Next adventure, perhaps seattle or the netherlands for tulips? We'll see. read more

This has been on my list for all the years I've been here in the DFW area. I finally made my way up there this past weekend. It's gorgeous! It was a beautiful sunny Saturday so there was a lot of folks there too. Definitely an amazing experience of picking our own tulips. I highly recommend others to check this place out. read more

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It's an hour drive from Dallas and honestly a good experience. My only problem is how it's marketed on fb. I love tulips and coming here but seeing fb posts everyday from their page and photos that are super misleading. Most of the tulips aren't even blooming and it's super over picked. A great place to rake your family and some photos. But don't expect a full field. read more

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Extremely over rated. My girlfriend found this place on Tik Tok and they do a very good job hyping it up. Entry fee is 6 dollars per person. We went at the end of February which isn't exactly peak flower season but there only two rows of tulips and everything else wasn't even close to blooming, the weather had been very warm so we figured there may be some. Definitely a mistake. The place was shockingly wall to wall "city" people even with hardly any flowers. There was even line to get in that took 15mins to get through. Pictures were extremely hard to take without someone cutting in front of you. There was so many people that the "nature" aspect was just absent from the whole experience. There's nothing else out there no lemonade or refreshments even for purchase. Just a few nasty port-a-potties on the side. It's just a very muddy, crowded, field with mediocre flowers at best. SIDE NOTE: Flowers are 2.50 per stem. Overall we payed 25 dollars to trek around in mud and pick 4 little flowers and dodge as many people as we could. On top of that the people rapping our flowers we had purchased crushed them and broke 2 of them. Flowers didn't even survive a 40 minute car ride before wilting. Do not waste your time. read more

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I was very excited to visit Texas-Tulips and ended up pretty disappointed. Living in Dallas, I don't think it was worth the long car ride. When we finally arrived, the place was packed with long lines to enter and buy flowers. You can skip the longer lines if you have cash. The parking is free and the entry fee is $5, but it is $2.50 for each tulip. We went the last weekend of March/first weekend of April and the majority of the tulips were already picked. The field has no coverage and it was very windy, which damaged many of the remaining tulips. Overall, the people were nice and the place was efficiently run, but I don't think it was worth the time and price. I would recommend going earlier in the season when there are more flowers to pick and photograph. We went after lunch and it seemed we missed the majority of the rush that arrived during lunch. read more

This is a great spot if you're wanting to get out and see/pick some beautiful flowers! I've been here twice with friends and my boyfriend, and both times have been very cute and fun! It's also not expensive at all, with a $5 entry fee per person and each flower costing $2.50. I fully recommend anyone who's curious to go, especially couples looking for cute pictures! read more

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This place is so cute!!!! My boyfriend took me here and we got the cutest pictures ever! Only complaint I have is that it was very busy but that's not their fault! Definitely highly recommend for anyone wanting cute pictures or if you just want a cheap date spot!! read more

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I went during spring break, around 2/3 PM. Was a bit of a line, but it moves consistently so not too bad. Especially if you have good company! Wear closed toe shoes, I wore sandals and the dirt in my sandals wasn't so fun but I survived. The line to actually enter the garden moves fast. It looks long, but it's fast. $3 entrance fee $2.50 stems Because we went so late in the season there weren't a mass amount of tulips to pick from but there were still plenty to take our time & pick each tulip we left with. Would love to return and try going early in the season to see it at its best! Tips: Closed toe shoe Go to the bathroom before you make the trip Bring cash / faster (they do take cards if you're in a pinch) read more

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This place feels like a quick cash scam. First time visiting and certainly the last. We paid $5 per person to enter the space and all tulips were gone and the soil destroyed everywhere. As a first timer we didn't really know much about having to pay per stem and after grabbing a few we're very shocked at having to pay upwards of $30 or $40 bucks per person. Huge disappointment and terrible customer service. read more

Texas Tulips - Know Before You Go This is a real working tulip farm - not a display of tulips. The farm is open to the public with an admission charge of $5.00 per person with no discounts offered. Tulips are planted in long rows with dirt in between. Keep in mind, this is a farm. Sidewalks would be inappropriate. The ground is uneven and may have unexpected holes. If it has rained, it will be muddy. Plan to wear sturdy shoes that you don't mind getting dirty/ muddy. I wore hiking boots. Tulips are sold for $2.50 per stem. I got a nice bouquet with five stems. Enjoy looking at the full blooms and take pictures of them, but for longer-lasting flowers at home, select buds that have not yet opened, but show color. To pick a flower, place your hand near the ground an pull straight up, being careful to leave the bulb in the ground. They will cut the bulb off and toss it. Remember, they expect you to pay for each stem that you pick. Walking, sitting, laying or standing on the plants kills them. Please be respectful of the owners and other visitors and stay off the flowers. When you cash out, your flowers will be prepared for the trip home. They will be placed in a "special" gel and wrapped in tissue paper. You choose one of 5 colors of wrappong. Wear a hat and other sun protection. You will be on an open field with no shade. Tulips need the sunlight. Bulbs are for salegroom their website, but not onsite. read more

It was surprising to hear that Texas has Tulips. Coming from Washington state and having visited the Tulip gardens in Seattle , I was all set to witness the flowers here. This place is located north of Dallas and finding this place by GPS is very easy. The gardens were tariffed at $3 which I think was OK. The size of the garden was small for a Garden. They had different colors of Tulips and some were multicolored. The black ones were unique. May be it's because of the heat in Texas, the Tulips were a bit Dull and most of them were fallen off. The good part about this place is that the varieties were huge and the customers were allowed to pick their own flowers. Also the parking was huge and perfectly regulated by the people there . The selected tulips were carefully wrapped in a wrapper of any color of your choice. To Summarize, if you wanted to get a feel of how Tulip flowers would look like, its definitely worth a visit. But if you are dreaming about the huge tulip gardens this is no way closer to what it is supposed to look the way it's supposed to be. read more

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I had to drag my boyfriend here so you can imagine my extreme disappointment after we arrived~ rows and rows of nothing but empty or dead tulips. They were apparently picked over long before we got here (at 6:30pm on a Saturday toward the end of March). Their website shows rows and rows of gorgeous tulips, but that is not what we saw today. It's $3 a person to enter, and then $2.50 a stem for the tulips. We left empty-handed. And unless I see recent reviews (within 48 hours) that discuss rows and rows of pretty tulips just waiting to be picked, we won't be back. I'm from Michigan, where a town named Holland has a Tulip Festival and has flowers that are MUCH prettier than what we saw today. This farm needs to step it up (or at least discount admission when there are no flowers). read more

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Went here with my mom, sister and I. Came here last year and there wasn't as many flowers this year. But I did come a few weeks earlier than I did last year. There were still lots of flowers to choose from but the flowers only lasted a week this year. Last years flowers lasted a few weeks. The flowers are 2.50 a flower. 5 to get in. Great for pictures. read more

This tulip farm was a terrible experience. The location is remote and not easily accessible. The flowers were dead or mostly picked. And the staff was rude, only cared about making money. read more

Super crowded during the day on a Thursday. Lots of people standing around taking selfies, etc. Imagine about one acre of flowers, many of them already picked or trampled and at least 150-200 people standing around taking photos of themselves. Flowers are picked over, lines are long. Not many masks on people and no social distancing. One star because at least it wasn't expensive. I love to support small businesses, but there just wasn't much to support here. read more

I visited on a week day around 4 o'clock with my best friend. It was incredibly busy when we came. We were shocked at how many people were there. There is parking in a huge field next to the tulip field. Admission is $3 a person to get in, and then $2.50 for every tulip you pick. It's pricey when it all starts to add up, but you can't really experience this at many places in the area. There were all ages of people here and lots of families. Many people were taking pictures and dressed up. We spent about an hour walking through the tulips and picking the select ones we wanted to purchase. It would be a great place to bring a picnic at one of the picnic tables they have sent now. There are some bales of hay lots of kids were climbing on. Once you pick your flowers you take them to the stand and they wrap them up in tissue paper for you. They put a gel on the flowers to preserve them while you drive them home. I may return to share the experience with others, but if you're going just for flowers it's a little much to pay. Nice place to visit on a warm day with friends or family. read more

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Unfortunately we drove all the way there waited in line for an hour and then noticed many cars turning around and were later told that the reason for this is they were completely out of tulips! Obviously this means that there is something worth the drive and visit but unfortunately the business is struggling to meet demand and there no way of knowing what the tulips look like until you get there... if you get there. Maybe next spring. read more

Loved it! When I heard about this I thought it would be a great way for me to take a break from my busy life. The day was beautiful just like the flowers. I am happy I came and picked some beautiful flowers. read more

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Employees not wearing mask, tulips are dried and the whole yard too. The line to get in is HUGE! Be ready to spend 1-2 hours on it. Not enough restrooms, no water or nothing to drink. The owners of the place has a gem but they need to improve a lot of details. read more

Texas-Tulips was a beautiful experience. You see rows and rows of tulips of all shapes and colors, such gorgeous and vibrant colors.This was our first time here. It was such a fun experience to be able to hand pick your own tulips. As you enter in past the gate a young man handed us a basket in which we were able to lay our tulips in so they wouldn't get damaged. Once you fill your basket to your desired amount of stems, they have a tent area where the staff places the stems into a flower food preservative that keeps your flowers fresh until you can get them in water. They wrap you tulips in colored floral tissue to keep the stems and flower heads from accidentally being broken. Our flowers lasted for one week. We recut the stems every other day when we changed the water. read more

Lots of different varieties of tulips plus well kept grounds. I don't think the $5 entrance fee was necessary though. I would go back next year if they did away with that! Heads up it's $2.50 for each tulip. I waited in line for 30 minutes to buy them. If you bring cash you'll get thru the entrance faster! read more

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Texas Tulips is a super cute and affordable way to spend your morning at just $2.50 for admission and if you want to take some tulips home, it'll cost you $2.50 each. Make sure you wear some old shoes or rainboots because it does get muddy. Don't be afraid to get your hands dirty and make sure you dig the bulbs out and not just pick the tulips. They will wrap the bulbs and flowers individually for you and they'll even explain the aftercare and everything to you as they do so. They also offer cute little baskets for you to carry your tulips in. Bring your camera to captures pictures of your little ones. read more

I looked at the Texas Tulips webpage and I was really excited to see all the tulips. As you can see by my pictures, it was disappointing. Visitors are allowed to cut flowers so it's hard to tell if they didn't bloom well or if they are picked over. As we were leaving the line to get in was terribly long. Looks like North Texans are craving outdoor activities. read more

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I recently stopped in for the first time! It is not actually too far from Frisco - maybe 10-15 mins drive. And it was totally worth it! They grow tulips on their land and you can pay to get in, visit, take photos, and even bring your own tulips back! We went on a pretty Sunday afternoon and it was very crowded. We decided to take some lovely photos of our little boy with the tulips :) You can pay admission with cash or credit card. They charge per person. Check their website for rates. Parking is free. We did have to wait in line to get in. But it moved fairly quickly. They have MANY kinds of tulips!!! So beautiful and perfect for photographs. The problem is if you come on a weekend, you have to wait until you get a good clear shot. But it is still worth it! So if you can swing it come during week day. Each tulip you pluck from the ground you have to pay for before you leave. We spend close to $40 to get a good variety- I think we had about 14 tulips. They do not stay open the entire year as you can imagine. So try to go before they close in April! read more

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We drive here last weekend and had a great time. Who wouldn't love playing through fields and seemingly endless rows of beautiful fragrant tulips?! The owners are from the Netherlands and were very friendly. Admission was $2.50/person and to pick flowers was $2.50/stalk. I was more than happy to pay $20 for some flowers but wish I took more home! There was a small hay field for kids to play in which my 2 year old more than enjoyed. My only disappointment was that the fields are blooming but no where near as full as they were in the pictures people took last year. That being said, go, enjoy but maybe wait a few more weeks. Either way I love my new tulips at home and had a great time picking them! read more

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My boyfriend and I came here for the first time today. We'd heard about it and decided to make the drive out. Parking was free and we had a great parking spot. We brought cash so getting in was super easy. There was a long line for credit/debit. This place is great, but I have to say what I thought would be somewhat romantic was squashed by tons and tons of kids and families taking pictures. So, no it's not a romantic place (during a sunny weekend) but it is absolutely fun to walk around and see all the flowers. As a family friendly place, I love that they have picnic tables and a cute haystack area for kiddos to play on. I think even though it's a different experience than I was expecting it was still very charming and I'm happy we came. I think that for the $2.50 entry fee you can do a lot. Have a picnic! Some people even brought their dogs. I was not disappointed and would be happy to bring someone from out of town to show it off. read more

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This place was far for me.haha It's a one time thing. The hype is over. The pictures on the internet looks better than on real life. It's a bit pricey.. I guess. I was just hoping for more tulips & a bigger location. It's $5 dollars to enter and $1.50 each Tulip. read more

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

Make sure to go in season, we went a little later and there was much less available. Also, be sure to bring shoes to get dirty.

Holy mother of photo ops! There are so many amazing things about Texas-Tulips in Pilot Point. 1) Entrance is free! 2) It's in its first year, and not a lot of people know about it, so it's not super crowded 3) Gorgeous rows and rows of tulips in which to plop your young children for photos 4) Family-run; super friendly staff You could literally make a day of coming up here (especially if you're coming from Dallas--it'll be kind of a trek) to roam the flowers, pick a basketful, and take photos. You pay by the flower and they are $2.50 each, so choose wisely (don't let your kid grab 20 buds indiscriminately, or you're in for a much more expensive day than you bargained for). It's a great experience, FREE (unless you pick tulips), and you honestly get better pictures than you would at the arboretum. Definitely worth the drive. Great family adventure during the spring. Highly, highly recommend. read more

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This is such a unique and fun concept to see. I love the idea of rows and rows of beautiful tulips that I actually get to pick myself! The staff was incredibly friendly and you can definitely tell this is a family-run business. If you're looking to wander peacefully I would avoid weekends...it was so packed (happy for the owners!) but made it hard to really take in the moment when you are consistently trying to dodge being in people's family pictures and kids are stepping on flowers. Definitely worth the little drive though to come home with some sweet tulips for my house! read more

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

Heard from a friend that the waiting line to get in on the weekends, especially if you go in the afternoon can be over an hour. Therefore, my friend and I decided to go earlier at noon, however we still waited in our car for about 30 minutes to get into the parking lot, then we waited another 10 minutes in line to get in. The Tulip area is not as big as it looks either. The place was packed and not enough Tulips to justify the wait. Everyone is taking pictures, so it's impossible to get a photo without people in the background. The entry price ($5) is reasonable, but the price per Tulip is $2.50 is overpriced. We picked 4 tulips and they wilted on the hour car ride back. read more