Kabloom Festival of Flowers

It’s a good flower show. Adults pay for the tickets and kids under 16 free. Lots of flowers and well maintained. Lots of parking. You can bring food and go for picnic . There is unlimited tractor rides for $5 per person. Food is expensive, but you can bring your own.

Such a pretty place and one of the best destinations to bring your family.They look after their plants in the best possible way.A complete package of outdoor entertainment.

Beautiful colourful flower carpet on display for one month here in tasselaar farm. Very instagrammable view and can take hundreds of photos here. Many food outlet to fill hungry tummy. Lots of entertainment (music, dance, acrobatics) all day. Very relaxing and entertaining spending all day here.

We had an amazing time - two adults, two kids and our dog. Our kids really enjoyed eggs hunt. they are nine and it was not too easy for them - it really took them about 3 hours to find all the rabbits. Also, we all really enjoyed garden games. Flowers were beautiful and allowed us for some wonderful photos. the food was also really good as well as coffee. The kids went to the art craft workshop and that was also fantastic one hour for them. At the end of our visit we also watched the show and that was really amusing and the performers are excellent. Overall there was literally nothing we did not like and so many things were on offer that we could not see/play/visit it all in four hours we spent there.

We went during school holidays weekday. Was not very busy which was good but busy enough to not feel bare. The weather could have been better but that can't be helped. Definitely wear gum boots or boots there as it gets muddy when wet. The flowers were beautiful and the performances was captivating. Food choices was good with the usual suspects. There were only one undercover area so if it did pour with rain there's no where to hide, luckily it held out. Would try and come back earlier in the festival as some parts were either not planted or already dug out with no flowers.

This is an excellent flower festival with so many colours on display. There are about four fields with everything from lilac to sunflowers. There are some cool circus style performances, too. They also have tractor train rides for the kids, and it seems to be dog friendly if they're on a leash. The toilets are okay, and the food is so so as well as a bit pricey, but overall, it's a great day out for the family. Especially as we got luck with the weather.

If you just come for the flowers you may find the tickets a tad expensive, so make sure to work out when the performances are as well, like the different circuses - there's one amongst the flowers that are quite graceful, and another near the entrance gardens that is quite fun and cheeky. Picnic near the little windmills area for a different setting. Hop on and off the tractor train multiple times for an extra $5 (adults, kids free). I find it weird that the parents room is only accessible via steps, not exactly accessible... Both my young one and older parents seemed to have tremendously enjoyed the day here.

The flowers themselves are amazing which must have required so much attention and care. Entry fee is quite steep considering there is alot more to spend on once inside e.g food vendors with incredibly marked uo prices ($15 for a crepe)Festival is dog friendly with water bowls scattered throughout for the dogs.We went on a week day which wasn't busy at all prices are also a tad cheaper although the weekends will no doubt have more festivites on.

We came here as a family of 5, 2A & 3 young boys on the school holidays. We bought 2 adult tickets online & the 3 kids were free.I had read that the tractor/train ride was popular & to get tickets & do this first whilst the kids had some patience. Whilst we waited for the tractor train (less than 5 min it felt) the kids had a ball on the maze made out of crates. The crate maze was a highlight for them! Would be nice if there were a few more mazes dotted around the place to keep the kids entertained.We watched the bloom" show which was a nice surprise.A great little activity to keep the kids entertained for a few hours. Quieter kids could probably last longer than mine."

Impeccably maintained gardens. There was plenty of food trucks/stalls, with enough variety to suit everyone and ample tables and chairs. Noticeably very clean (due to the many bins throughout and visible grounds staff keeping on top of things!) Also love that they’ve made it more accessible, with a free open air bus, which can take you to the bottom of the hill and back.