Discover Abbotsford’s Tulip Trail! We’ve compiled a curated list of tulip experiences along with nearby places to visit, eat, drink, and stay so you can make the most of your spring getaway. In this guide, you’ll find can’t-miss blooms (from expansive fields to whimsical garden experiences), handy links to local eateries and craft beverages, family-friendly attractions, and special hotel offers to extend your stay. Whether you’re here for photos among the petals, farm-fresh flavours, or a full weekend itinerary—this is your one-stop plan for a colourful spring in Abbotsford.
Tulips
Visual Description: Pink and purple tulips sprout from inside a yellow wooden clog.
Planted as a vibrant, living canvas, Lakeland Flowers invites you to wander rows of colour with music in the air and art all around. With 35 acres of tulips and wildflowers, this festival unfolds in a multi-week cascade of blooms—beginning in April—designed for exploring, photographing, and soaking in the spring mood. Stroll golden pathways, spot giant klompen (Dutch wooden shoes), and find whimsical props—bikes, swings, canoes, and elevated viewpoints—that frame the fields like a painting. Check the bloom chart before you go to catch peak colour and the best photo ops.
Dates: Opening April 13th, 2026
Visual Description: A whimsical mushroom‑shaped house is surrounded by colorful tulips.
Make magical spring memories at Maan Farms with Baby Animal Easter Days on select weekends—perfect for meeting adorable newborns (don’t miss the baby Highland calf!). Wander Canada’s first Tulip Forest, where winding trails of blooms lead to the NEW Giant Teapot House—a whimsical backdrop for your spring photos. Between cuddly encounters and the Barnyard Adventureland, there’s fun for every age (and great snacks and sips on-site, too).
Price: $19.50 – $58.30
Dates: March 27 – May 3, 2026
Visual Description: A cheerful gnome holds a bouquet of pink tulips wrapped in brown paper.
Step into the MAGIC OF SPRING as the beloved Pumpkin Garden transforms into the Magical Tulip Garden. Slip through the secret gate to tulip-lined pathways, pause by the gnome home, and listen to old-world melodies drifting through the orchard. Kick off the season with Easterfest: snuggle baby animals, ride the hayride to the Bunny Trail, hunt for eggs, and snap a pic with the Easter Bunny. Reserve online to secure your spot and best rate.
Gate Price: $18.95 – $26.95; Treat Pass $14.75 – $16.75
Dates: April 3-5: Easterfest 2026, April 10-12 & 17-19: Tulips & Animals
Local Eats + Sips
Visual Description: A cartoon cow happily licks a pink ice cream cone.
A must for farm-fresh ice cream and classic comfort. Scoop up a cone, stop for lunch, meet the cows, and enjoy the pastoral views after you’ve had a great day at the tulip fields.
Visual Description: A green mug of coffee and a peach mug of tea sit behind a plate holding a scone.
Cozy up with specialty coffee, teas, and treats. It’s the perfect warm-up before early morning blooms or a restful pause between stops.
Little Log House Farms
Visual Description: A blue mug and a pink mug with a heart sit side‑by‑side, both steaming with hot drinks.
A charming country stop with delicious drinks that pair perfectly with a weekend among the blooms. The cafe is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am – 4pm from April 4th – May 31st, Be sure to check out their list of events happening throughout the spring season HERE. Be sure to stop by their farmstand located at the end of the driveway when you visit.
Visual Description: A tan plate is placed between a simple fork and knife.
Coastal flavours in the valley; think fresh seafood, casual plates, and bright, satisfying bites. Ideal for a light lunch or early dinner after the fields.
Visual Description: Two wine glasses filled with red wine clink together in a celebratory toast.
Visual Description: A woven basket is filled with fresh vegetables and fruit, including greens, a tomato, a carrot, grapes, and a cucumber.
Pick up local produce, baked goods, and one of their incredible sandwiches to build your ideal picnic. A tasty way to bring a bit of Abbotsford’s farm charm along for the ride.
Spring Fun for Everyone
Visual Description: A small putting green features a red flag, a golf ball, and a yellow‑handled putter.
Bowling, indoor mini golf, arcade games, go-karts, laser maze; this family-friendly classic makes a great add-on for multi-generational trips. Keep it as your rainy-day backup or a celebratory stop after the fields.
Visual Description: A row of pastel‑coloured small shops sits between two trees with tulips planted along the front.
Wander local boutiques, cafés, bakeries, and murals all in a walkable, character-rich district. It’s a great place to brunch, browse, and snap a few street-style photos to round out your Tulip Trail gallery.
Visual Description: A pair of cartoon cow heads appear together, one shaggy‑haired and one black‑and‑white spotted.
EcoFarm offers an engaging, hands‑on agri‑tourism experience where visitors can explore the Dairy Barn, meet cows up close, and watch the robotic milker in action. Guided VIP tours take you behind the scenes to learn how innovative farming technologies support animal care and sustainability.
Stay & Play
Visual Description: A neatly made bed with blue bedding stands behind a bucket filled with colorful tulips.
Turn your spring day trip into a full getaway with Abbotsford’s Stay & Play packages for the entire month of April 2026. Pair cozy accommodations with seasonal activities like tulip field visits, wine tastings, and spring adventures, so you can experience the best of the season without rushing home.
Located just a short drive from Lakeland Flowers, the Best Western Plus Regency Inn offers comfortable, convenient accommodations perfect for Tulip Trail visitors. Guests enjoy modern rooms with microwaves, refrigerators, free WiFi, and access to two indoor pools, a fitness centre, and on‑site dining at Ricky’s Restaurant. A complimentary hot/cold breakfast buffet is included to fuel your day of exploring.
Pet‑friendly: Pets are welcome in select rooms (on request).
Offer: Enjoy 20% off when you quote the “Tulip” rate (subject to availability).
Book between: April 1 – 30
Book: Call 604‑853‑3111 or 1‑800‑771‑3077
Conveniently located just minutes from Abbotsford’s major attractions and Highway 1, the Clarion Hotel & Conference Centre offers spacious rooms, an indoor pool, fitness centre, and onsite dining—an ideal place to unwind after a day exploring the Tulip Trail. Guests appreciate its modern amenities, friendly service, and comfortable spaces suited for families, couples, and group getaways.
Pet‑friendly: The Clarion welcomes pets in designated rooms, offering pet‑friendly accommodations for guests travelling with furry companions.
Offer: Use code LTULIP and receive 20% off the best available rate.
Book between: April 1 – May 11
Call: 604‑870‑1050 and quote LTULIP to apply the discount.
Pro Tips for the Tulip Trail
Visual Description: A bunch of yellow, red, and pink tulips are gathered in a simple bouquet.
- Go Early or Late: Softer light, fewer crowds, and dreamier photos.
- Footwear: Fields can be dewy or muddy—comfortable, washable shoes like boots are recommended.
- Tickets: Book online for the best rates and to secure peak-bloom days.
- Weather-ready: Layers and a light rain jacket keep spring breezes comfy.
- Photo-ready: Bring a microfiber cloth (lenses love to collect pollen and dew!).
- Respect the rows: Stay on paths to protect blooms and preserve the magic for everyone.
Checking out any of these magical spring experiences? Make sure you tag @tourismabbotsford on Instagram, or use #ExploreAbbotsford! We’d love to see your photos.
