Swan Island Dahlias

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Season: Aug–Sep
Where: Canby, OR, US · Willamette Valley
Good to know: No reservation needed

Swan Island Dahlias is a family-run dahlia farm in Canby, Oregon, growing over 375 varieties across roughly 50 acres in the Willamette Valley. From early August through the end of September the fields and display garden open to visitors with free admission and parking (Wednesday through Sunday, plus Labor Day, 9am–5:30pm), coinciding with the farm's Annual Dahlia Festival. Visitors can buy fresh-cut dahlias, browse the mercantile, and order tubers for spring delivery; festival weekends add food carts, live music, and classes. It's a display and cut-flower farm rather than a u-pick.

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Seasons and hours change with the weather and the crop — always check the farm's site before you go.

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Upcoming festivals nearby

Swan Island Dahlias Annual Dahlia Festival

August 1 – September 30, 2026

Canby · Free

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Two months of bloom across nearly 50 acres of dahlia fields at one of the country's largest dahlia growers, with 375+ varieties, free admission, and free parking.

Swan Island Dahlia Festival

August 1 – September 30, 2026

Canby · Free

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Two months of free dahlia bloom-walking at one of the largest dahlia growers in the U.S., with 375+ varieties in the fields.

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