FAQ

Find answers to the most common questions visitors have about the TASC Flower Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Your Top Questions, Answered

Here’s an easy-to-read guide covering everything you need to know before visiting TASC Gardens.

1. Where is the TASC Flower Festival located?

The TASC Flower Festival is hosted at our 55-acre flower farm in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. All fields, photo locations, activities, and festival experiences take place right on-site, with parking available at the main entrance.

Use our festival map to explore garden areas, pathways, photo zones, and activity spaces during your visit.

2. When does the TASC Flower Festival begin?

Our summer festival season runs throughout the warm months, with different flowers blooming each week. Sunflowers, zinnias, wildflowers, and specialty varieties peak at different times, so there’s always something new to see.

Bloom updates are posted regularly on our Bloom Status page to help you plan the perfect day.

3. Do I need tickets in advance?

We strongly recommend buying tickets ahead of time, especially on weekends or during peak bloom. Online tickets guarantee entry and help you skip lines at the gate.

4. How much does it cost?

Ticket prices vary depending on the day of the week and the type of pass you choose. Weekday passes offer flexible entry, while weekend passes provide access during our busiest and most vibrant bloom periods.

You can view full pricing on our Tickets page.

5. Are kids and dogs allowed?

Yes! Families are welcome, and leashed, friendly dogs are allowed throughout the farm.
We ask that:

  • Dogs remain leashed at all times

  • Owners clean up after their pets

  • Pets are respectful around other guests and animals

Kids can enjoy open fields, photo spots, and activity areas with adult supervision.

6. Are there any events or workshops?

Yes! TASC Gardens hosts a variety of summer activities including:

  • Live music evenings

  • Painting workshops

  • Flower-pressing experiences

  • Yoga in the fields

  • Special themed photo days

Our Events page lists all upcoming workshops and experiences.

FAQs About Our Niagara-on-the-Lake Flower Festival

Get quick, easy answers so you can enjoy a smooth and memorable day at the farm.

Do you accept cash?

Yes. Select vendors accept cash on-site, but most food trucks, ticketing areas, and retail stations use card or tap payments. We always recommend bringing a card for faster service, especially on busy days.

The TASC Flower Festival is a seasonal flower experience featuring acres of summer blooms, u-pick gardens, photo zones, food trucks, family activities, workshops, and special events. Our fields change throughout the season, so every visit offers something new to explore.

Our summer season typically begins in late June and continues through August, depending on weather and bloom timing. We update our bloom status weekly so you always know what’s peaking.

Summer at TASC features sunflowers, zinnias, dahlias, marigolds, wildflower mixes, and specialty varieties that rotate throughout the season. Some fields bloom early, while others are planted for mid- and late-summer color.

Yes. We offer weekday tickets, weekend tickets, sunset passes, and occasional event-specific tickets. Each option offers full access to the flower fields and photo areas unless otherwise noted.

Our main pathways are wide and stroller-friendly. Some fields may have uneven ground depending on recent weather. We also offer accessible restrooms and parking. Staff are always available if you need assistance.

Friendly, leashed dogs are welcome in outdoor areas of the festival. We ask that pets remain on a short leash at all times and that owners clean up after their animals. Certain indoor areas may be restricted.

Yes. We have designated on-site parking, including accessible spots close to the entrance. Parking attendants will guide you on arrival. We recommend arriving early on weekends for the easiest access.

We suggest comfortable footwear, breathable clothing, sunscreen, and a hat. The fields can get warm, and you’ll be doing plenty of walking. Bringing a water bottle is always a good idea.

The festival remains open during light rain, and blooms photograph beautifully on cloudy days. For heavy rain or safety concerns, updates will be posted on our social pages and ticket holders will be notified of any adjustments.

Yes. Portable restrooms are available throughout the grounds, including accessible units near key areas of the festival.

Most visitors spend 1 to 2 hours exploring the fields, taking photos, enjoying the food trucks, and participating in activities. If you’re attending a workshop or event, plan to stay longer.

Yes. Guests are welcome to take personal photos throughout the festival, including our marked photo zones and scenic walkways. Please stay on paths where indicated to protect the flowers.

Yes. Professional shoots are welcome but must be booked in advance. We offer dedicated time slots for engagements, family sessions, maternity photos, and commercial shoots. Walk-in professional sessions are not allowed.