Tulip Days w/Cut Your Own Fields
A Cut Your Own Photographic Experience
Get outside and enjoy the fresh spring time air and stunning tulip blooms at Flinchbaugh’s Orchard this April. The tulips await your cutting and your photos! You will want to make this trip to the farm every April a new tradition!
Choose the perfect date for your visit to Flinchbaugh’s Orchard this April. Fields are open to the public Monday through Saturdays. We require ticketing for admission to the fields every day they are open, even if you are only viewing. General Admission ticket required for all guests ages 4 and older. Tickets available online and at the gate, however, we highly recommend you purchase tickets online for Saturday visits as we my sell out.
Tulip Fest days (Saturdays) will include special entertainment, activities and food and drinks as well! And on April 19, we will also host our Easter Apple Hunt! Be sure to check out details for this event here –>
Keep in mind any day to the Tulip Fields is the perfect day! Their bloom is a short season, so you will want to take advantage of them as quick and as often as you are able.
Your general admission includes access to the Tulip Fields and all photo props, as well as cutting 2 tulip stems. The fields are open rain or shine as bloom time for tulips is limited in season. Additionally, cloudy days sometimes make for the best photos!
Tulip Fields are OPEN to public *starting Tues. April 16 thru May 3 (depending on field conditions, we may extend the open date):
- Mon, Tues, Weds + Thurs 10 AM – 5 PM *fields close 6PM
- Fri 7 AM – 6 PM *fields close 7PM
- Sat 7 AM – 4 PM *fields close 5PM
Professional Photographers seeking to use the tulip fields for general sessions at the farm may schedule with us. Follow this link for details and to register >>
The farm and orchard lays as an awesome back drop to celebrate life‘s biggest milestones – from first dates to proposals, engagement or maternity shoots and wedding anniversaries to birthdays! Be sure to share what happy memories you make at the farm.‘