Kansas is the "sunflower state" and wild sunflowers and commercial
sunflower fields can be found across the state, but in recent years, cultivated
sunflower fields which are open to the public have become phenomenally
popular. So many people want a chance to walk through the sunflower fields
and take family photos that one location has had lines of cars up to a
half mile long.
But other farms have responded to the demand and here
is a list of the sunflower fields we have had a chance to visit. Several
of them have pages devoted to them and we will be adding more. There are
still more public sunflower fields, including KC Farm School at Gibbs Road
in Kansas City, Cedar Creek Farm & Pumpkin Patch in Maize, 3 Oaks Barn
in DeSoto, P&M Pumpkin Ranch in Moundridge, Kansas, and Hickory Hollow
Pumpkin Patch near Spearville, Kansas. We are attempting to visit them
when they are in bloom. If you have a public sunflower field we have not
listed,
email us with details
and an invitation to visit.
Please contact us at keith@mightymac.org
with other sunflower fields which are open to the public.
Alma, Kansas - Little Munchkins Pumpkin Patch
is one of the newest & smallest public sunflower field we have found.
The small field is at the back of Little Munchkins and their many other
attractions were drawing all of the attention when this photo was taken.
2024 prices were $15/ages 2-16, $5 for Adults, cash or check. They target
early October 2025 for the bloom.
29583 Low Water North Road, Alma, Kansas 66401
(785) 765-3451 |
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Augusta, Kansas - Since 2016, Diana Burress
- B Realty Realtor/Broker has planted a field of sunflowers, open to
the public at no charge. The period this field was pretty was short in
2020 and the bloom was over in mid August. In 2022 there was not enough
rain and so few flowers bloomed that the field did not open to the public.
2025
Sunflowers were planted July 23 and best guess is they will bloom the 2nd
week of September.
Take SW Thunder Road southwest of town to SW 115th Street,
and a half mile west. |
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Buhler, Kansas - 2025 will be the seventh year
of sunflowers at Kansas Maze Sunflower
Festival, and it is anticipated to run August 21 - September
7.
There are a few other things to do, such as a jumping
pillow, giant puzzle and photo opportunities. 5K & 1 mile runs will
be held on August 23, 2025. |
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Burns, Kansas - Walter's
Pumpkin Patch is one of the growing number
of pumpkin patches which are extending their season by adding sunflowers.
Last year they planted two crops side by side.
They offer many activities, such as a corn maze, two gift
shops, play areas, but the $22.78 admission seems high if you are just
there for the sunflowers. We liked the fresh warm donuts for a dollar.
The
2025 sunflowers are are anticipated in late September. |
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Clearwater, Kansas - In recent years, Klausmeyer
Farm & Pumpkin Patch, north of Clearwater, Kansas, has added
sunflower fields which are open to the public for a $2 fee. In 2024 they
planted three 40 acre fields with sunflowers, a few weeks apart, so they
bloomed over a longer period of time. In 2025 they are timing the sunflowers
to coincide with the pumpkin patch in late September and early October.
We like a number of the things which Klausmeyers are doing,
including providing paths to make it easier to go into the fields. In addition,
they have left props for better photo opportunities like benches and round
hay bales. |
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Edgerton, Kansas - Gieringers
Family Orchard & Berry Farm is a busy "u-pick farm" farm from
April through October. Since 2015, they have also offered public sunflower
fields and there have been multiple sunflower fields in bloom different
times. Your $10 fee includes corn maze & kids mini maze, combine slide
& truck slide, kids play area, picnic area, food trucks and more. Sunflowers
were available to pick August 6 and the annual butterfly festival featuring
many different kinds of flowers and over 30 different sunflower varieties
on September 13th-14th. |
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Lawrence, Kansas - Ted and Kris Grinter's
Sunflower Farm in Leavenworth County, between Lawrence and Tonganoxie.
have been inviting the public to see their sunflowers for over a decade
and it has become a phenomena. The Grinter family let the public come into
the fields and take photos for free. There is a place to leave a donation
and a dollar is requested if you take a flower with you.
The seeds were planted on July 7 and the target time
for blooms is Labor Day Weekend. |
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Lawrence, Kansas - Hunsinger
Sunflower Patch is a 6 acre sunflower farm on the south side of
Lawrence. George and Cheryl Hunsinger started the field in 2016 to provide
a free place for the public to enjoy sunflowers without having to battle
the crowds that were growing at a nearby public field. They are in bloom
and the field is open starting August 15, 2025, |
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Lindsborg, Kansas - Peterson
Farm Brothers Sunflower Trails has sunflowers again in 2024. This
year the field is located outside Lindsborg, Kansas, just a couple
of miles from Coronado Heights Park.
2025 Estimated Bloom Date: August 27 - September 5.
Admission $5 or $10/family. |
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Manhattan, Kansas - A & H Farm is a farm market
with some attractions for children. The sunflower field in 2021 it was
small, sparse and you have to wade through a few inches of mud & water
to get to the sunflowers. The 2022 $15 fee was a little high if you are
just going for the sunflowers, but is more reasonable if you are there
to see goats and do other things. The produce market was nicer than than
the farm. The largest field is in bloom August 1-15, 2025, and a smaller
field will bloom later.
1516 Collins Lane, Manhattan, Kansas 66502
(785) 320-5408 |
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Manhattan, Kansas - Britt's Farm is a 30 acre
sunflower field operated by Britt's Garden Acres, a farm market on the
southwest side of town. Go to the market first to pay for a wristband and
they will direct you to the field a couple of miles away. The sunflowers
were a little beat down from heavy rain the day we visited in 2021. There
were Guinea fowl in the sunflower field from nearby. In 2025 blooms
are predicted about Labor Day. $7.50/admission.
1000 South Scenic Drive, Manhattan, Kansas 66503
(785) 539-1901 |
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Peck, Kansas - Red Barn
Acres LLC is a third generation working farm and the newest farm
to open sunflower and zinnia fields to the public. The sunflowers are new
in 2025, in addition to already growing wheat, corn and soybeans. The
flower fields opened for the season on August 9 and they anticipate the
sunflowers will be looking good through August 24. |
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Pomona, Kansas - Aunt B's Blossoms grows hand
picked seasonal flowers and has a sunflower field near Ottawa, Kansas which
blooms in early September each year. Visitors can reserve a time
slot between 6:30-8:30 PM each evening for free. Donations are accepted
to benefit the Franklin County Cancer Foundation in memory of Cole Hayden,
Aunt B's nephew. Reservations required.
Look for sunflowers about Labor Day Check Facebook
for dates.
1720 Sand Creek Road, Pomona, Kansas 66076
(813) 285-9541 |
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Topeka, Kansas - Shively
Farms is the new name of Berry Hill UPick Farm in Berryton,
Kansas. They are a public sunflower farm just south of Topeka. The
U-pick farm introduced sunflowers in 2017 and they have been very popular.
They also have a pumpkin patch in the fall.
The sunflowers started blooming around August 5, 2025. |
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Tecumseh Kansas - Arkenberg Farms is a CNG Certified
Farm grown natural vegetables near the Kansas Turnpike East Topeka Toll
Plaza. Each year they have a sunflower field open to the public. Admission
is $5 at a self pay station. No sunflowers in 2024. No report yet for
2025.
Arkenberg Farms, 645 Southeast Tecumseh Road, Tecumseh,
Kansas 66542 (785) 231-9018 |
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