Every spring, a vast flower field attracts families from the greater Montreal area: the Laval tulips of Tulipes.ca, at 1055, rue Principale. Here, you can pick your own bouquet from hundreds of thousands of tulips in all colors. In 2026, the field boasted 800,000 tulips, giving an idea of the site's scale. Here's what you need to know to plan your visit in 2027.
Tulipes.ca: Pick-Your-Own Tulips in Laval
Tulipes.ca is presented as the first pick-your-own tulip field in Quebec. The concept is simple: you purchase your entry ticket, walk through the rows, and pick the flowers of your choice. Only the stem is picked; the bulbs remain in the ground, at the farm.
It's an outdoor spring activity and an eagerly awaited event each year, appealing to both nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. The charming setting, with its rows of tulips in all colors, delights families, couples, and content creators on social media platforms like Instagram.
2027 Season: When to See the Tulips in Laval?
The tulip season is very short: it lasts barely a few weeks in May. The opening and closing dates are determined by the weather (or, as the team says, by Mother Nature).
For the 2026 season, the Laval field was scheduled from May 9 to May 24, 2026. The 2026 season is now over, and the 2027 dates have not yet been announced. Check the Tulipes.ca website, their newsletter, or their social media in the spring to find out the opening date.
Our advice: go early in the season. The activity's success is such that, in some years, the field may close earlier than expected due to high attendance.
Prices and Tickets
Tickets are purchased online through the Tulipes.ca ticket office; at the end of the season, they may also only be available at the entrance. For reference, here are the regular season 2026 rates:
| Ticket | 2026 Rate |
|---|---|
| General Admission (Adult) | $9.95 |
| Children 2 to 5 years and seniors 65 and over | $6.95 |
| Entry + Bouquet Packages (12 to 48 flowers) | from $25.95 to $89.95 |
| Additional Tulip | $1.50 each |
Entry alone does not include tulips: you must choose a package or pay for the flowers at the exit. For Mother's Day (May 9 and 10, 2026), rates were higher (general admission at $14.95). Tickets are non-refundable. Costs and packages may change from year to year: check prices on the official site before your visit.
Who Is It For? A Family Outing
The tulip field is a great family outing, with children or friends. In 2026, inflatable games for children were added to the experience. A few rules to know before you go:
- Animals are not allowed in the field;
- Strollers are not permitted;
- Food is not allowed in the field;
- The site is open rain or shine.
On-site, buckets are provided to carry your flowers (without water), and portable toilets are available. Bring boots or shoes that can handle mud: it's a farm, after all.
Address and Directions
The Tulipes.ca field is located at 1055, rue Principale, Laval (QC) H7X 1C1, in western Laval. Access is easy: the location is close to Montreal, a short drive away, making it an easy half-day outing. Parking is free.
In 2026, the field was open from Monday to Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hours may vary by season: check them before you go.
Practical Information
- Location: Tulipes.ca, 1055, rue Principale, Laval.
- Season: a few weeks in May; 2027 dates to be confirmed.
- Price: entry from $6.95 (2026 rates), bouquets extra.
- Reservation: online tickets recommended.
- Parking: free.
- Contact: 1 833 TULIPES (1 833 885-4737) or by email at info@tulipes.ca.
- Website: tulipes.ca.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tulips in Laval
When is tulip season in Laval?
Tulips bloom in May. The season lasts only a few weeks, and its opening date depends on the spring weather.
When is the best time to see the tulips?
At the beginning of the season, when the field is in full bloom and the selection of flowers is greatest. Weekdays generally have fewer visitors than weekends.
How much does pick-your-own tulips cost in Laval?
In 2026, general admission was $9.95 during the regular season. Bouquets of 12 to 48 flowers were offered in packages with entry, from $25.95 to $89.95.
Can you bring your dog to the tulip field?
No, animals are not allowed in the field.
Other Outings in Laval
Want to extend your visit? Discover Ferme Marineau, Verger Gibouleau, or Vieux-Sainte-Dorothée. For another colorful little adventure in Laval, between butterflies and mini-golf, read our article on BFLY Laval.
