General Questions
We accept all major credit cards and cash. We will be offering a discount on cash purchases at the farm this year.
We love pets, but cannot allow them on the farm. Insurance, farm animals, and delicate flowers are a few of the reasons.
Thank you for your understanding!
Golden Hour Tulips offers a breathtaking backdrop perfect for professional, amateur, and smartphone photographers alike. We welcome everyone to capture beautiful memories, but please note that all professional photo shoots must be scheduled in advance and are subject to a site fee, particularly for sessions intended for monetary gain. I.e hosting mini sessions at the farm
No.
Spring is our most unpredictable season, as everything depends on the whims of Mother Nature. Typically, our tulip fields bloom in early to mid-April, but during colder springs, the season may start later in the month. Once the blooms begin, the season lasts around three weeks, though this can vary based on weather conditions.
Embrace the beauty of spring’s unpredictability—it’s part of what makes tulip season so special!
Peak bloom shifts from season to season, influenced by planting dates and the ever-changing weather. To stay in the know, we recommend checking our Field Report page or following us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates, photos, and real-time information. These resources will help you plan your visit for the most vibrant views of the season!
We have a step-by-step guide on how we pick tulips here - Tulip Picking Guide
We have buckets you may borrow for tulip season but you may bring your own. If you want a basket to take pictures with in the field, you have to bring your own. They do last long with the amount of people handling them during our season so we transitioned to having only buckets.
Before you visit, it’s helpful to learn how we pick flowers here - Tulip Picking Guide
Yes and no. We are going to try and have a food truck at the farm this year on the weekends.
128 Jerome St. Berkley, MA 02779
Look for our signs and open banners. We recommend using google maps for directions. Apple maps was bringing customers to the wrong address on Jerome Street but we have put in a help ticket to correct this. Hopefully, they have made changes.
Yes, we have a few picnic tables but we recommend bringing a blanket to picnic on in case the tables are all full.
Yes, we have portable restrooms at the farm. Restrooms are sanitized regularly and cleaned out twice weekly.
Once you arrive, you may stay as long as you like until we close the fields.
We understand that accessibility is an important consideration, and the ease of visiting really depends on the individual’s capabilities and the nature of their specific needs.
As a working farm, we do not have paved surfaces. Parking is on gravel and a grass field, and the flowers are spread across open acres of farmland. Terrain can be uneven, bumpy, or, depending on recent weather, wet, soft, or muddy in spots. Additionally, the proximity of the flower fields to the check-in area varies by season and crop rotation. Sometimes the flowers are nearby, but other times they may require a walk from the entrance.
To accommodate visitors, we ask if you ask an employee in the parking area to assist you to park close to the entrance to the field.
We are continually exploring ways to improve accessibility, so everyone can enjoy the beauty of our tulip fields. We recommend assessing your unique needs before visiting and feel free to reach out to us for any specific questions or assistance.
Yes, we usually have a great assortment of reasonably priced vases for sale in our check out area.
You can find tickets through our ticket page - TICKETS
Tickets are sometimes only released a week at a time depending on the weather.
All ticket sales are final. They are not refundable.
No. The farm is ONLY open to the public during our U-pick season. Please check our website or social media channels for the most up-to-date information regarding our operating hours.
Yes, strollers are allowed. But please note that ground conditions may vary and some areas may be difficult to navigate, especially after rain.
Why We Charge Admission
Our entrance fee is essential to maintaining the beauty and sustainability of our farm. With thousands of visitors coming to admire the tulips and capture their vibrant beauty in photos, this fee helps us care for the fields, grow our crops, and continue operating as a sustainable business.
To ensure a peaceful, enjoyable experience for all and to keep the blooms plentiful, we also limit the number of visitors each day. Your support makes this possible, and we deeply appreciate your understanding in helping us preserve the charm and magic of our tulip fields!
Check Your Spam Folder: Sometimes email confirmations end up there, so be sure to take a look.
Ticket Lookup at the Farm: If you can’t locate your ticket, don’t worry! We can look it up for you at the farm using your name and email address.
Request a Resend: You can also email us at [email protected] to request a copy of your confirmation.
Self-Service Option: Our ticketing vendor offers a handy resend function—try it here: https://signup.ticketspice.com/order/lookup.
Yes.
At this time we do not have water to put in a bucket you provide for your ride home. We suggest you bring a separate container with a little water that you can leave in your car.
While we encourage you to arrive at your assigned ticket time for the smoothest experience, we understand that plans can change. If you’re running late, you’re welcome to visit us at a different time on the same day. However, please note that if we’re at capacity, you may need to wait before entering.
There’s no need to contact us if you’re arriving later or at a different time on the same day—just bring your ticket and enjoy your visit!