Texas-Tulips, LLC FM2931, Pilot Point

Tx tulips Google site indicated it would open at 10:00 AM today Saturday April 3rd. Got there at 11:00 AM and gates were closed and no signs saying what time it would open. Didn't look like there were many tulips in the front area that could be seen from the road.

Cute. Small little garden of tulips. I would recommend going in the Spring when they are prettier, but note: the tulips are pretty pricey and you have to pay $10 to enter. So overall i ended up paying like $40 for tulips.. but it was still cute overall.

So sad. The pictures make it look like they are covered in tulips and it’s a decent size, but it was small and a lot of the tulips were squashed/a lot of bare spots. We also ended up spending 47 (with the cost of admissions +2.50 a stem) on tulips there were meh.... (I tried to pick the prettier ones, but I didn’t get the color I wanted). I was bummed all the pretty pinks were gone, but my husband insisted we not leave empty handed since we made the drive. I don’t know if it’s because we waited until midway through March, but I was hoping for the hour and a half drive that it would be magical because tulips are my favorite and the pictures on FB and Instagram are so pretty. My friends went at the end of February and were in town from Amarillo and they said they had the same experience... I unfortunately would say it’s a neat concept but save your money :(

Well worth the hour drive and admission, its realativly early for tulips but a good portion of the field is in bloom already. Parking and field were not too crowded, as the other reviews say it's best to come on a weekday if possible.

Went April 11th. Only white and yellow tulips were left. Owners said best time is middle of March. It's free (contrary to what others posted). If u want to buy tulips there is a charge. We just walked around. I have plans to go back in March and I'm sure it will be great. There was no pressure at all everyone had a great time. Parking was fine although some people just can't seem to park on their own and mess it up for others. Highly recommend again. :-).

I read the reviews and was excited about going. However I was very disappointed., many rows of flowers were already gone. The remaining tulips were so beaten up by the weather, they were not suitable for picking. There is a sign saying do not take the bulbs. I suggest going earlier in the season, if you want to see the tulips in full bloom. If I go again, it will be mid-March.

Drove all the way from Mabank, TX - Cedar Creek Lake. Pictures we saw were very misleading. We thought for sure the flowers would be peaking according to the pics. The wait time was horrible. We are looking forward to the Bluebonnet season which is just around the corner.

This was such a fun trip. They were a little busy, but that is to be expected towards the end of the season. It was such an experience to be able to make your own tulip bouquet! Hopefully we will come back next year!

Great experience, lovely views and great Tulips 🌷 Definitely worth the hour drive! I've been wanting to go for years and it was worth the wait! I will be returning next year!

Wasn't impressed, so many beds were dead, dying or trampled. They have free parking which is nice but the wait to even get in off the road is insane. I think when we left the line was close to 2 miles long. $3 to get in , not bad. They get you with the picked tulips at $2.50 a piece. We bought 15 tulips for $37.50 and they were dead in a matter of days. So now I've wasted money. I reached out to Texas Tulips a number of times to which they have ignored. I wouldn't recommend this place , nothing but a waste of money.