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We’re rounded up 3 of the best tulip farms around Montreal, but make sure you head out soon—the season is short and dictated by the (very changeable) weather!
1. Tulipe.ca
A short drive from Montreal will take you to these 2 tulip farms, where 600,000 multicoloured tulips are waiting for you.
Wander through the colour-flooded fields, or pick your own bouquet. Either way, it’s the best spring photo backdrop you could ever ask for—and the ideal quick getaway in Quebec’s great outdoors.
Tulipes.ca have a Laval and Boucherville location, and have a few tips to share:
To pick tulips, you simply have to hold the tulip by the stem as close to the ground as possible and pull
Animals and food on the premises are prohibited
Strollers are not permitted in the tulip fields
The tulip fields are open 7 days a week, rain or shine
Free parking is available at both locations, as will as portable toilets
Buckets are available (water is not available)
Photograph: Shutterstock / Anupam hatui
2. Vankleek Hill Tulip Fields
Looking for more of a road trip? Check out Vankleek Hill in Eastern Ontario, where 3 acres of family-run pick-your-own tulip fields await.
Vankleek Hill also has some guidelines to take into consideration before you arrive:
Dogs are not allowed on the premises as tulips can be poisonous to animals
A bucket will be provided to collect the tulips, and will be filled with water before leaving. No tools required
Portable restrooms are available and regularly maintained on site
With the exception of water bottles, no food and drink are allowed. There is a terrace with seating where limited snacks and drinks are available for purchase
Weekdays are less crowded than weekends, which can provide a more intimate experience
The fields are open for business rain or shine
Rain boots are recommended as the fields can be muddy
Wheelchair access is available, but note that navigating the fields when they are muddy can be challenging
Strollers are permitted on the perimeter of the field but not between the rows in order to prevent damage to both the stroller and the tulips
Parking on site is very limited, however ample parking is available within a short walking distance in Vankleek Hill
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