2026 Sunflower Fields Near Me — Page 2 of 2

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At Reinhardt's Berry Patch in Alhambra, Illinois, the picking list runs from strawberries and blueberries into other seasonal crops. Peak picking lands April through October. Current hours are posted at www.yelp.com.

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In Apex, North Carolina, Neighbor Boy Farm and Country Store works a diversified u-pick farm — blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and pumpkins are on the list. Most of the season falls June through December. Farm store and picnic area round out the visit. Check www.neighborboyinc.com for the running list.

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Around Augusta, West Virginia, Seeds of Grace Acres runs u-pick across apples, beans, pumpkins, and sunflowers. Something is on the rows from May to October. On the property: petting zoo, birthday parties, events, and picnic area. See seedsofgraceacres.com for the picking calendar.

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River-bottom patch with giant straw-bale mazes, ziplines, wagon rides, and acres of pumpkins just north of Bismarck.

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Heirloom apple ranch north of Boulder with alpacas, picnic tables under old trees, sunflower lanes, and limited-reservation u-pick days.

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Hill Country patch with u-pick strawberries, sunflower strolls, goats, and a fall pumpkin season that runs into November.

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Near Chester, New Jersey, Parks Farms LLC grows apples, christmas trees, tomatoes, and gourds. Fruit hits the rows from summer into the holidays. Other features: birthday parties, farm store, bakery, and picnic area. Visit parksfarmsnj.com for picking details.

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South Mississippi pumpkin and peanut festival with sunflower trails, tractor-drawn wagon rides, gem mining, and dozens of family attractions.

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Down in Eagleville, Tennessee, Lucky Ladd Farms has strawberries, watermelons, tulips, and sunflowers on the pick list. Expect crops April into October. Wagon rides take visitors out to the rows. See luckyladdfarms.com for the picking calendar.

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In Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, Masonic Village Farm Market works a diversified u-pick farm — apples, strawberries, cherries, and peaches are on the list. Most of the season falls April through October. Current dates are posted at www.MVFarmmarket.com. Visitors get farm store, cider, and school tours on top of the picking.

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Red River Valley family farm with dual corn mazes, Spookley trail, wagon rides, and U-pick pumpkins outside Grand Forks.

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At Southern Grace Farms in Enigma, Georgia, the picking list runs from strawberries and blueberries into other seasonal crops. Visitors typically come May through October for the heaviest picking. More on www.southerngracefarms.com.

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Scott's Farm and Greenhouses has rows of apples, sunflowers, christmas trees, and peaches in Essex, Connecticut. Fields are open across May–December. See scottsfarms.com for the picking calendar. Also in the rows: strawberries, pears, and pumpkins.

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In Fayetteville, Arkansas, McGarrah Farms Rivercrest Orchard, LLC grows apples, blackberries, watermelons, and melons. The window is from early May through October. The visit also covers restrooms and picnic area.

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Frederick County fall destination with 45+ attractions, pig races, sunflower trails, and nightly campfires.

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On the land at Michaelis Family Farm in Garland, Utah, you'll find strawberries, sweet corn, watermelons, and squash. Rows produce across April–October. Check michaelisfamilyfarm.com for current pick windows.

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Tru2Earth Farm draws visitors to Gilroy, California for strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries and a longer list of seasonal crops. The picking calendar runs April through October. The operation is run organic. Picking status is on www.tru2earthfarm.com.

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On the land at Webers PeachBerry Farm in Glen Arm, Maryland, you'll find apples, peaches, blackberries, and blueberries. The window is from early May through October. Extras include restrooms and cider.

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Fourth-generation Indianapolis orchard with a greenhouse market, cafe, sunflower meadow, and wagon rides to strawberry, sweet corn, and apple fields.

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Pickers at McGlasson Farms in Hebron, Kentucky find apples, blueberries, strawberries, and pumpkins in the fields. Something is on the rows between May and October. Visitors also get restrooms and picnic area.

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On its acreage in Hood River, Oregon, Packer Orchards, The Farm Place produces strawberries, cherries, peaches, and pears and other rotating crops. Peak picking lands May through October. Other draws on site include wagon rides, corn maze, and bakery. Current hours are posted at packerorchards.com.

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Kalispell family patch with cow trains, raspberry rows, sunflower photo ops, and daily wagon rides to the pumpkins.

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Robertson Family Farm runs a mixed-crop u-pick operation in King, North Carolina with strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and cherries among other crops. Visitors typically come May through October for the heaviest picking. Take in farm store between rows. More on www.robertson-family-farm.com.

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On its acreage in Knoxville, Illinois, The Centennial Events and Flower Farm produces blueberries, sunflowers, tulips, and herbs and other rotating crops. Visitors typically come April through September for the heaviest picking. Stays often include farm store, events, and birthday parties. More on www.thecentennialevents.com.

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The Berry Farm and Orchard grows apples, strawberries, and blueberries and more on its u-pick farm in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. Crops generally come in May through October. Check www.theberryfarmandorchard.com for the running list.

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Fast-growing Clermont agritourism destination with blueberry festival, strawberry nights, sunset yoga, and flower fields.

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Sugar Mill Fields LLC cultivates sunflowers, tulips, and lavender just outside Lecompte, Louisiana. Look for ripe crops across April–September. Outside the picking rows: school tours, pony rides, birthday parties, and petting zoo.

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Fourth-generation orchard east of Columbus with 800 acres of apples, berries, sunflower walks, and a celebrated fall corn maze.

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Sunnycrest Farm Inc. is a working farm in Londonderry, New Hampshire, with apples, peaches, raspberries, and grapes for u-pick visitors. Plan a visit spring into fall. Other things on offer: bakery, petting zoo, restrooms, and snacks.

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North Alabama pumpkin patch with 75+ attractions, sunflower photo ops, live entertainment, and the fan-favorite Pumpkin Destruction Day.

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From its base in Masaryktown, Florida, Sweetfields Farm grows strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and pumpkins alongside other seasonal crops. Most of the season falls May through December. The farm devotes part of the property to corn maze, picnic area, snacks, and winery. Check www.sweetfieldsfarm.com for the running list.

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The Berry Farms draws visitors to Miami, Florida for strawberries, pumpkins, and sunflowers and a longer list of seasonal crops. Fruit and produce are usually ready May, June, August, September, October, November, and December. Visitors get corn maze, events, birthday parties, and playground on top of the picking.

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Thousand Acre Farm in Middletown, Delaware pulls apples, blueberries, sunflowers, and pumpkins from its fields each year. Fields are open from June to October. On the property: farm store, cider, events, and school tours.

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High desert fall festival with a 16-acre corn maze, hayrides to pick-your-own pumpkins, zip lines, and apple cannon midway.

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Athens-area farm with giant strawberry fields, weekday kid zones, and 30+ fall attractions anchored by a mega slide.

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Stepping Stone Farm, a family farm in Paris, Kentucky, grows apples, tomatoes, beans, and sunflowers. Expect crops spring into fall. Other things on offer: school tours, restrooms, farm store, and events. What's in season is listed at steppingstonefarmky.com.

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Bangor-area destination with famous corn maze murals, scoop shop ice cream, berry barrens, and choose-and-cut Christmas trees.

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Sims Family Farm grows strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and pumpkins on a berry farm in Ringgold, Georgia. Visitors typically come May through October for the heaviest picking. More on www.simsfamilyfarm.com.

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At Neal Family Farm in Rogers, Arkansas, the rows hold blueberries, tulips, and sunflowers. Most varieties ripen across April–September. The pick calendar lives at nealfamilyfarm.com.

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Miller Farm, in Salem, Oregon, plants a wide mix that includes apples, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries. Peak picking lands June through October. Restrooms are kept on site for visitors. Current hours are posted at millerfarm.wordpress.com.

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Riiska Brook Orchard runs a mixed-crop u-pick operation in Sandisfield, Massachusetts with apples, strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries among other crops. Fruit and produce are usually ready May through October. The operation is run organic. The farm publishes its calendar at riiskabrookorchard.com.

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Rolling Sandhills orchard with elaborate corn mazes, cider donuts, sunflower photo garden, and wagon rides through peaches and pumpkins.

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Nine acres of heirloom blueberries and sunflower festivals tucked along the Snohomish River Valley.

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Just north of Somerset, New Jersey, Snyder's Farm keeps a u-pick going with strawberries, tomatoes, melons, and squash. The growing season here is wide—spring into fall. Other things on offer: pony rides, petting zoo, picnic area, and birthday parties. See snyders-farm.com for the picking calendar.

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Spearfish Valley Produce's 13th-year maze with hayrides, pumpkin slingshots, music weekends, and haunted nights before Halloween.

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A trip to Specca Farms Pick Your Own in Springfield, New Jersey gets you into rows of apples, beans, herbs, and peppers. Rows produce across April–October. You'll also find petting zoo and restrooms. Check uubyar.wixsite.com for current pick windows.

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Valley, Nebraska pickers head to Nelson Produce Farm for strawberries, melons, beans, and pumpkins. Picking happens from early May through October. A petting zoo and farm store make the farm family-friendly. Check nelsonproduce.com for current pick windows.

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Windward Oahu sunflower walks and fall pumpkin patch with lemonade stand rides through the Koʻolau foothills.

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Neal's Berry Farm and Farmer's Market runs a mixed-crop u-pick operation in Waller, Texas with blackberries, peaches, sunflowers, and squash among other crops. Peak picking lands July through October. Restrooms are kept on site for visitors. Current hours are posted at www.nealsberryfarm.com.

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Ozark Rivercrest Orchard grows berries, peaches, sunflower trails, and a fall maze with food trucks and music overlooking the White River valley.