I once thought the Netherlands was the only place I could find beautiful tulip fields. Well, it turns out we have some pretty awesome tulip fields in NC, too! So, if you are looking for a little bit of the Netherlands this Spring, look no further than North Carolina.
How To Get to The Tulip Fields in NC
Like most places in NC, the best way to get around is by car. These tulip fields are no different. Public transportation will make it almost impossible to get to any of the farms, so if you don’t have a car, you can use Uber or Lyft.
When to Visit the Tulip Fields in NC
Tulips are spring flowers that start popping up around the end of March.
This changes every year depending on the weather. I can tell you that I already see my tulip leaves popping through this year, and it’s only February.
Beautiful NC Tulip Fields
Visiting Dewberry Farms
This is Dewberry Farms’ 7th annual tulip festival. They have graciously planted 144,000 tulips for us to enjoy!
Spread across their 20 acres, you can explore these NC tulip fields, tons of other flowers, and their cute farm animals, including horses, donkeys, sheep, and even chicks.
They have also set up tons of Instagram-worthy photo areas for you to enjoy, including 3 tree swings.
What is really cool about their tulip fields is that you can choose to pick your own tulips or even dig up the bulb to bring home and plant in your own garden. They do ask for you to bring your own scissors/clippers and a little handheld shovel.
Additionally, they are selling buckets and baskets for you to put your tulips in, or you can bring your own.
The tulip bulbs are $1.75 each and for just the tulips are $1.25 each.
They also welcome you to bring a blanket and set up a picnic to fully enjoy their whole farm.
It is also worth noting that it can be pretty muddy. My shoes used to be white and are now brown, so definitely don’t wear your favorite shoes.
Currently, if you plan on visiting Dewberry Farms tulip fields, you will need to purchase a ticket ahead of time. You can find Dewberry Farm tickets here.
The original 100-acre family farm was purchased by Ash Johnson back in 1925 and The farm was originally used for tobacco and sugarcane for the local community. Art and Wendi now run the Dewberry farm with so much love.
Located right in Kernersville, NC, get ready to check out Dewberry Farm’s 20 acres. The farm is located about 1.5 hours West of Raleigh, NC, and about 1.5 hours Northeast of Charlotte.
Additionally, you are just about 11 miles from Winston-Salem.
Dewberry Farm Address: 2585 Dewberry Farm Ln, Kernersville, NC 27284
Hours: Monday- Sunday 10 AM – 6 PM. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Other Things to Do Around Dewberry Tulip Fields
While you might want to spend all day at the farm, there are quite a few other things you can check out while you are in the area.
- Explore Winston Salem, especially Old Salem, with homes dating back to the 1800s.
- Hike Pilot Mountain
- Explore the Mt. Airy area
- Check out the Vineyards nearby
- Hike Hanging Rock
Eno River Tulip Fields
Another great place to enjoy tulip fields is at Eno River. This farm opened in 2020 and offers tulip picking and even taking the bulb home with you.
The tulips cost $1 per stem, and they usually have strawberry picking during this time too. During your visit, you can also enjoy some homemade ice cream!
Address: 2127 St Marys Rd, Hillsborough, NC 27278
The Biltmore
The Biltmore Garden in Asheville is another great place to see tulips in NC. Their garden is so extravagant and beautiful, especially during the spring!
While you can’t pick these tulips, you can certainly enjoy them along with the rest of the Biltmore Estate, the largest private home in the USA.
WRAL Azalea Garden
If you live in the Raleigh area, a great place to see beautiful tulips in NC is at the WRAL Azalea Garden. They have dozens of tulips planted, making it a perfect picture opportunity, and their garden is free to visit!
We have been going every year since we were in the Raleigh area. While you’re at it, just 5 minutes away is Dorthea Dix Park, and they usually have daffodil blooms around the same time.
Tulip Fields in NC -Wrap-Up
This covers where to see tulip fields in NC, gives tips, and provides some fun things to do afterward! Have any other favorite tulip farms I missed? Let me know in the comments below!
Thank you so much for sharing information about our farm. We appreciate it!!
I am so happy to hear! I hope to be back again this year!
Loving these beautiful tulip fields! That’s amazing that there’s so much beauty nearby. I love your flower crown too!
Aww thank you Elena!
that tulip field looks gorgeous! had no idea so many tulips were in NC. Love the tips!
I will have to look more into it! Thanks for putting that vineyard on my radar!