I do understand that the Dutch tulip fields are in full bloom to be beheld in all their glory from April to early May, but will there be any stunning Tulip fields to see in early June? I know it's outside of their peak season, but what is the likelihood of there being some late-bloomers?
Where are some of the best places to view the tulip fields (or other breathtaking flower fields) in early June with or without windmills in and around the Amsterdam area?
I highly doubt there will be many left in June, but someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Near Amsterdam, the place to visit would be the Bollenstreek (Bulb region), with the Keukenhof being the tourist highlight. This year it closes on May 21st, so you would miss that when arriving in June. By that time, most fields will be out of bloom anyway: The park uses tulips grown under climate conditions.
That said, there are more locations, conveniently listed here (or try Google), although I don't expect there will be many tulips left there, either.
Tulips are temperature triggered, they require at least a month of winter cold weather, then a couple months of warming weather. So unless winter lasted much later than normal, fields will be bloomed out by June.
Perhaps you can find a garden or artificial environment (greenhouses, etc) where the bulbs have been forced to bloom out of season. But it won't be the same grandeur of acres of tulips in bloom.