This garden fulfilled all our expectations for spring. Tulip fields, the gentle spring breeze, perfect background music in the garden – the moment you step in feels like entering a hidden paradise. You’ll see people walking their dogs, and families picnicking with their kids – it’s like every view is a masterpiece.
Where can you see tulips in Canberra?
Tulip Top Gardens
Address: 20 Old Federal Highway, Sutton NSW (25 minutes drive from Canberra)
Date: September 13th – October 15th (9 am to 5 pm daily, last entry at 4:15 pm)
Tickets: $22/adult (available at the gate)
Parking: Free parking available outside
Are dogs allowed at the Tulip Top Gardens?
Tulip Top Gardens is dog-friendly (2 dogs per person max), picnicking is also allowed; remember to bring a picnic blanket to enjoy the spring sun.
There’s a café in the park where you can buy coffee, pancakes, and hot food.
For more information, visit the official website https://www.tuliptopgardens.com.au/
How big is Tulip Top Gardens?
Tulip Top Gardens is a beautifully maintained four-hectare landscape, featuring bulbs, blossoms, and trees, is a year-round labor of love, lovingly cared for by only three dedicated gardeners in this proudly family-operated venture.
Best Photo Spots
As you enter through the gate and follow the path, you’ll reach the heart of the tulip garden – the first sight is stunning
If you head to the right, you’ll find a row of cherry blossom trees (not entirely sure if they are cherry blossoms). Stand in front of the pink tulips with the path leading behind them – it makes for an outstanding shot.
This park has many pink tulips, and they are incredibly gentle-looking! The paths are quite wide, and although there are people around, it’s much easier to get good photos compared to the tulip exhibitions in the city.
It’s recommended to visit later in the day; the 4 pm lighting is softer and more natural, avoiding the harsh midday sun that can make people look dark in photos.
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