You all have heard about the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, right? While the tulips are our most famous blooms, there’s nothing quite as wonderful as entire fields of bright, cheery daffodils against our Mt. Baker backdrop. It’s just so beautiful in March with the Daffodils blooming, and there are so many fun events and exhibits in La Conner during the month of March. If you can’t make it to Skagit Valley Tulip Festival in April, skip the crowds and join us in March this year for the La Conner Daffodil Festival!
To get you started, check out the Daffodil Bloom Map. The Daffodil Bloom Map is updated daily to show you which fields are blooming. Did you know that more tulip, iris, and daffodil bulbs are produced here than in any other county in the United States?
Each year La Conner holds a photo or art contest to choose an image for the following year’s poster!
Because there is so much to see and do during the Daffodil Festival, we recommend you plan ahead and make reservations at one of La Conner’s lodging establishments. You’ll be centrally located within a few minutes of all of the daffodil fields and display gardens. You’ll also be able to visit our waterfront village, shop in our many specialty stores, and dine at one of our amazing restaurants. Also, La Conner Daffodil Festival Guided Tours are available.
There are not many valleys quite as beautiful as the Skagit Valley – and there certainly are even fewer valleys as gorgeous as ours is when the sun is out, the fields are ablaze with color, and snow-covered Mount Baker offers a perfect backdrop. Visit us – we promise that you’ll love La Conner in March!
Call or stop by the La Conner Visitor’s Center, where you’ll find lots of information – including brochures and maps. 210 Morris St. in La Conner; 360/466-4778. E-Mail: info@laconnerchamber.com
P.S. … While it’s always fun to visit La Conner during the spring months, there are many reasons to come back again and again – all year round! Please look at our Visit La Conner on a Return Trip page to learn more about what’s fun and engaging during each of our four seasons.