.2 mile walk to the sunflower fields
Payment
Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover cards accepted.
TOM’s does NOT accept personal checks.
Perfect for families or a group of friends, this experience invites you to wander through our sunflower field, capture beautiful photos, and enjoy time together while children play in our small activity area.
Your ticket Includes:
We do not have a wagon ride to the Sunflower Field. It is about a 0.2 mile walk from our side yard (5 – 8 minutes).
Sunflowers are an agricultural crop and therefore subject to weather, growing conditions and ripening variables. We cannot guarantee that the sunflowers will bloom on a particular date, so prepare to be flexible by 7-10 days in your visit.
Sunflower Field Tips
Please stay on designated walking paths and be gentle with the flowers so everyone can enjoy the field. Sunflowers may bloom differently throughout the season depending on weather and growing conditions. We encourage guests to take photos, relax, and enjoy the beauty of the farm!
Disclaimer: Sunflowers are an agricultural crop and therefore subject to weather, growing conditions, and other variables. Bloom stages may vary throughout the season. Please follow us on Facebook and Instagram for field updates and availability.
Proper Dress
Be sure to check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for an outdoor farm experience. The field may be muddy or uneven depending on weather.
Our Snack Shack located near the sunflower field offers food, drinks, sweet treats, and snacks available for purchase during your visit. Please note: outside food and beverages are not permitted on the farm.
For the safety & comfort of both your pet and other customers, we kindly ask the pets are kept at home.
Only Service Animals as defined by Title II & Title III of the ADA will be allowed on the farm and in buildings, but cannot be admitted to our Strawberry Fields due to food safety requirements. A service animal means any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual or other mental disability. Emotional support animals, comfort animals & therapy dogs are not service animals under Title II & Title III of the ADA.
