The farm is known for its seasonal experiences, and this spring, it is hosting its first-ever Tulip Festival on select dates from May 8 to 19, weather permitting.
The event, which claims to be the largest in the GTA, features over 500,000 pastel blooms across 5 acres, with 30 varieties from Holland.
Madeline at Pingle's Tulip Days.Madeline Forsyth | Narcity
My tulip experience began at Pingle's Donuterie, where I grabbed the new Caramel Waffle Coffee — a sweet beverage topped with whipped cream and a waffle slice.
Caramel Waffle Coffee.Madeline Forsyth | Narcity
To get to the field, I took a scenic wagon ride past orchards and rolling hills. As the tractor rumbled along the dirt pathway, the tulip field came into view, and I was immediately transported to Europe as I gazed across the vibrant field with its whimsical windmill.
The field is dotted with photo ops, including an umbrella canopy and a heart-shaped cut-out.
Umbrella canopy in the tulip field.Madeline Forsyth | Narcity
As I wandered between the rows of gently blowing blooms, it was easy to forget I was in Ontario. The secluded, countryside location was the perfect backdrop for the festival and completely immersed me in nature.
After taking some photos by the installations, I headed into the enclosed pick-your-own area, where I gathered a bouquet of tulips to take home. There were so many colours and varieties to choose from, and it was so fun selecting my perfect bouquet.
A tulip bouquet.Madeline Forsyth | Narcity
To add to the Netherlands vibes, Pingle's has a Dutch Hut serving up some authentic treats by the flowers.
I tried the bitterballen, bratwurst, and Dutch mini pancakes, all of which added to the European feel of the experience. Dining beside the tulips as the sun coloured the fields golden was one of the highlights of my trip.
Dutch-themed food.Madeline Forsyth | Narcity
In addition to tulips, Pingle's has a playland, an animal barn and attractions like live music on select days.
You can also stop by the Market & Bakery for home-baked goods and more unique treats.
The Tulips Days festival is slated to run for three weekends, but it is weather-dependent, so keep an eye on the website to stay updated.
A tulip sign in the field.Madeline Forsyth | Narcity
Tickets for the experience can be booked online.
The event is a great way to escape the city and enjoy the spring blooms. I'm still thinking about the Dutch pancakes! If you're looking for something fun or different to do this season, Pingle's is worth a road trip.
Pingle's Tulip Days
Madeline at Pingle's Tulip Days.
Price: $19.95 + admission fee
When: Select days from May 8 to 19, 2025, weather dependent
Address: 1805 Taunton Rd., Hampton, ON
Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.
Entrance to Pingle's Harvest Festival.
Madeline at Pingle's Harvest Festival.
Apple Cider Float.
Wildflower fields.
Madeline sitting at a piano.