Table Cape Tulip Farm

Fabulous place to visit during the tulip season in spring (Sept-Oct). Its like a carpet of flowers, so many colours, couldn't stop taking photos. Its a huge area to walk around, arrive early to find a good parking spot. There is a farm shop too where you can order tulip bulbs for your garden. There is an entry fee to the farm.

Loved visiting the tulip farm-my fave flowers. Was a dreary day, but the tulips still shone! Easy access for the able bodied, was a little bit taxing for a lot of the older people we saw-it is a working farm with slight hills. Cafe prices seemed reasonable-we didn't purchase anything. Shop had lots of goodies to purchase. Staff were all friendly, particularly the gent in the carpark ♡.

We drove a worthy 2.5 hours to a beautiful plain of colourful tulips. Amazing experience. Entry is 15$ per adult and kids are cheaper with the optional boots provided. Great parking navigators with ample parking. The best advice is to get in early. As we visited the same time as the tulip festival in Wynyard, flocks of people emerged when we were leaving the farm.

Table Cape Tulip Farm is a must-see place in Northern Tasmania during September-October. Check weather beforehand. It gets windy and cold. It is best to visit during sunny days for colourful photos. Easy access with ample parking space. There is a coffee shop and souvenir store where you can also buy tulip plants.

We got there early so there weren't many people around. Loved that you can walk up and down the rows of tulips and you can take pictures of the names. Will definitely be ordering some bulbs for next year

What an amazing and beautiful place. I'm not what is considered a flowers guy but sometimes we need to experience beauty in all forms to appreciate what we have been missing.
An the scenery on the drive from Wynyard ( only 5km to Tulips 🌷) gas the most amazing view of the coast line and countryside.

The photos cannot do it justice. You must visit. We were fortunate to have a beautiful clear day to experience the vivid colours.

Absolutely amazing place to visit. Tourists love it and so do the folk who live here on this glorious island. They have a cute little cafe with different teas and milks and gluten free foods and snacks. Plenty to buy such as bulbs and paintings and pots of tulips also there are gifts available for that special person. Can order bulbs and they send them to you. Toilets are located inside and outside and even disable toilets. Some days you may require boots or you can use the ones there. It's a gorgeous spot and right in front of the lighthouse with amazing view. The colours are so bright and they have another plot of land with some in quarantine. Can't wait to see both paddocks full of colour next year. 🌹🌷🌹🌷 It's a beautiful place and the owners are so friendly and it's an amazing family run business doing the NW of Tassie proud. Don't miss a stop into see the glorious colour. Ends soon so be quick. ,😊

Elaborate tulip farm. Do check the weather before visiting. It can get windy. Very friendly staff and ample amount of parking available.

This is the first time I’ve been to the Tulip farm. Extraordinary scenery with hundreds of Tulip rows. There are so many varieties of Tulip that I have never seen before. They are flowering with pleasant fragrance. Thank the farmers for massive time and effort spent growing the farm.

unforgettable experience! Come here with some ideas for flower photos!

Gorgeous! From the drive out, to the views, to the staff, to the tulips themselves, it was a beautiful trip.
Definitely recommend if you feel like wandering the tulip fields and appreciating the beauty.

Visited today, just stunning! Devonshire tea at the cafe, Two Lips 😁, nicely priced and very yummy. Lovely gift shop also.

It absolutely is a therapy for the eyes.

They also have sheds for galleries, video room about tulip, plants shop, coffee shop and a few snack shops around.

Recommend to bring an extra pair of boots as heaps of mud.

Had the pleasure of a sunrise experience and the farm owners and the farm were everything we imagined. Would recommend.

So Sorell when you stand in the middle of the rows surrounded in the most spectacular fields of brilliant and vibrant coloured tulips. There were so many different shape and colours . Even seen my very first ruffle edged tulip and white parrot tulip. Toilets coffee shop plenty of bulbs to buy tulips in beautiful pots almost ready to burst out in it vibrant colour s and storage shapes. The had many plants on displayed arrangements red waratah with alpine cuttings tulips gladioli . Talk about nature.covid check in safe admission adult $12 pensioners $10 and the kids was about $5 $6 well worth a look

The magnificence of having so many vibrant tulips in bloom at once instantly inspires and delights! It’s like a painting that you get to walk through and immerse in.

Spent an full day here and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Today there was the the Tasmania Organic Coffee company with a van offering incredible soup that we enjoyed before heading to the tulip fields. Then after wandering, daydreaming, and taking pics we came back for a very tasty Wynyard Rotary vegie burger. Obviously had to stop in the gift shop and took home two pots of tulips to plant in my garden at home. :)

Ended up buying a season pass because I know I’ll be back again very soon since the season is only one month each year! From the last week of September to the end of October.

We had a great experience. There are so many varieties of Tulip. Thank the farmers for massive time and effort spent growing the farm.

Beautiful drive from Stanley and tulips everywhere so it was pretty special.

Best place to hangout with family and friends. Short 2 hour drive from launceston. You don't need to worry about bringing food, sausage and lots of other food option available in town. Light house is close but tickets are expensive. There is a look out only 2 min drive away from farm which provides the scenic view of ocean at 200° angle.