🌻 Sunflower season is here — and there’s nothing quite like wandering through a golden field! They make the perfect photo backdrop, so dress your best and head to one of Ontario’s beautiful sunflower farms.
Depending on the farm, you might even get to pick your own blooms or grab a bouquet to take home. 🌼
☀️ A few tips before you go:
Dates can change with the weather, so always check for updates before visiting.
Book tickets in advance when possible — sunflower season is short and popular!
Follow farm rules: park only where directed, pick only in designated areas, and if pets are allowed, keep them leashed and clean up after them. 🐾
Planning a professional shoot or drone shots? Farms often have separate booking rules for that.
Let’s all do our part so everyone can enjoy these gorgeous blooms year after year. 💛
York, Durham and Headwaters
Erin Hill Acres
Visit the highly Instagrammable sunflower fields at Erin Hill Acres.
Meet “celebrity” chicken Hillary Fluff, the adorable pigmy goats and gentle Highland cows at the animal enclosure. If you’d like to take some sunflowers with you, get a pair of sanitized scissors and cutting instructions from the gift shop.
Location: 5837 3 Line, Erin
Davis Family Farm
One of Ontario’s largest sunflower fields is the site of the Sunflower Festival. Stay tuned for 2025 information.
Wander the 3km sunflower trails, sign up for sunflower yoga sessions or play the piano in the middle of a sunflower field.
Location: 15770 Mountainview Road, Caledon East
Campbell's Cross Farm
Campbell’s Cross is a sunflower and wellness farm located in the rural Caledon area, just over a half-hour drive from Toronto. The radiant sunflower season runs from late July through August.
In addition to gazing upon 700,000 sunflowers in bloom, a variety of unique events and activities are offered. These include sunrise and sunset yoga, meditation, floral arranging, painting workshops and the opportunity to have a rustic charcuterie picnic in the sunflower field featuring local cheese, meats, homemade focaccia and sunflower honey from the farm. Learn about the farm’s apiary, home to 28 hives producing pure, raw honey.
Sip on rich, aromatic coffee at Cordoba Coffee, the farm’s newly introduced café.
Additionally, from July 30 to September 2, 2025, the Sunflower Festival, hosted at the farm, offers a special treat: their famous watermelon sandwich, a nostalgic creation inspired by their late grandmother, available only during the festival.
Weekdays and early morning visits are advised to avoid wait times and tickets can be purchased in advance online.
Location: 3634 King Street, Inglewood
The Sunflower Farm
Walk along Canada’s only sunflower-shaped trail in a picturesque field filled with thousands of glorious sunflowers. The sunflower experience begins July 30, 2025.
On August 2–3, 2025, head to the Sunflower Farm for their annual Market Days. Shop handmade goods from local small businesses and enjoy tasty options from a lineup of food trucks.
Location: 24430, Side Road 17, Beaverton
Pingle’s Farm Market
The end of summer and early fall brings Harvest Festival at Pingle’s Farm. In addition to picking your own sunflowers, harvest fresh strawberries, apples, sweet corn and tomatoes and enjoy corn mazes, wagon rides and live music.
Location: 1805 Taunton Road, Hampton
Robintide Farms
Wander through a sea of uplifting orange and yellow sunflowers. Pick your own bouquet from the various in-season flowers and vegetables, or select one of the pre-arranged bouquets at the Farm Market.
Location: 2720 King Vaughan Road, King City
Southwestern Ontario
Makkink’s Flower Farm
Starting with sunflowers, Makkink’s Flower Farm has since expanded to grow over 45 varieties of flowers, including dahlias, peonies and snapdragons. From Wednesday to Saturday, roam their fields, take some photos and pick fresh flowers to take home.
Makkink’s Flower Farm hosts events like floral arranging workshops, ladies’ night outs and date nights. For a special experience, order a picnic basket to enjoy at the cafe.
Location: 164604 Kellett Road, Tillsonburg
Greater Toronto Area
Lakeview Village
Since 2019, Lakeview Village has planted one million sunflowers each season to connect visitors with nature.
Stroll along a trail of sunflowers and take in the view of the lake. A recreation field is open for community use, whether for a pick-up game of soccer or a family picnic.
Location: 1110 Lakeshore Road East, Mississauga
Niagara Region
Howell’s Farm
Expect over a quarter million blooms this July and August at Howell’s Farm. With a field that big, you’re sure to find a space for a private photo opportunity.
The admission ticket can be booked online in advance or at the event. It includes fresh-cut sunflowers or wildflowers and access to select attractions.
Location: 2878 Holland Road, Fonthill
JP Niagara Tulip Experience
Nestled in Fenwick, this family-run farm brings their love of flowers to the rest of the world. Despite its name, this farm is more than just tulip fields. Each August brings a breathtaking sea of sunflowers.
The sunflower festival runs from August 1 to 17, 2025.
Location: 230 A Tice Road, Pelham
Hamilton, Halton and Brant
The Apple Orchard
The Apple Orchard grows hundreds of thousands of sunflowers for your enjoyment.
In addition to the sunflower fields, the cost of admission allows full access to attractions like wagon rides, walking trails and a corn maze. Visit the family-friendly (including leashed pets) farm between Thursday and Sunday during the operating season.
Location: 1668 Highway 6, Hamilton
Andrews Farm
With over 65 hectares of farm fields and scenic countryside, there’s a lot to enjoy at Andrews Farm, including seasonal fruits, vegetables and sunflowers.
After strolling through the fields and trails, complete the day with a stop at the farm store or weekend barbecue.
Location: 9365 10 Side Road, Milton
Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington
The Fieldstone Barn
The Fieldstone Barn's gorgeous sunflower field is the perfect place for a photo opportunity. Props are scattered across the property, including a giant picture frame, a vintage John Deere Wagon, velvet couches, big swings, mini Muskoka chairs and the rustic namesake barn.
Location: 7450 Middlebrook Road, Elora
Bruce, Grey and Simcoe
South Bay Fields
South Bay Fields invites guests to visit the farm from the end of June throughout the summer to enjoy the seasonal lavender, wildflowers, poppies and sunflowers.
Handcrafted lavender products are available for purchase, including essential oils, bath bombs and soap.
Location: 7527 Nottawasaga 36/37 Sideroad, Collingwood
The Purple Hollow
After the peak lavender bloom in July, the sunflowers take centre stage in August at The Purple Hollow, a working farm just south of Meaford.
After exploring the sunflower fields, visit the farm shop for handcrafted soaps, lavender products and seasonal bouquets.
Location: 637295 St. Vincent-Sydenham Townline, Meaford
Rounds Ranch
Family is at the heart of everything at Rounds Ranch. Get the kids ready for a day of fun on the farm with ranch-themed attractions and over 67 sunflower varieties to explore.
Kid-approved activities include the Buckaroo Bouncers inflatable trampoline, Young Buckaroos Corny Maze and a petting zoo.
Location: 1922 County Road 92, Elmvale
Edwards Farm
In addition to being a working free-range poultry farm, Edwards Farm invites guest to visit the gorgeous sunflower fields during the two to three weeks of bloom, from approximately July 25, 2025.
Stop in at the farm store for free-range poultry, eggs, homemade pies, honey, jams and frozen meals.
Location: 1574 9 Line, Innisfil
Laura’s Farm Stand
Laura’s Farm is anticipating the weather-dependent sunflower season to run from July 24 to September 15, 2025.
Follow the sunflower trail and capture striking photos of sunflowers in full bloom. Pick as many sunflowers and wildflowers as can fit in a litre mason jar to take home.
For a special evening with friends and loved ones, book Flowers & Charcuterie Night tickets for an evening charcuterie picnic and floral arrangement workshop.
Location: 5684 Simcoe County Road 27, Cookstown
Southeastern Ontario
Tincap Berry Farms
Just west of Ottawa, immerse yourself in a sea of sunflowers on the Sunflower Stroll — open on select days throughout summer and early fall. The field is filled with photo opportunities and beautiful florals.
Before you leave, be sure to visit the barn market where you’ll find fresh, seasonal produce like crisp apples and strawberries.
Location: 4035 County Rd 29, Brockville
Wynn Farms
Celebrate the Sunflower Festival at Wynn Farms.
This family-friendly event takes place July 19, 20, 26 and 27 and August 9, 10, 16 and 17, 2025 and includes a bouncy castle, a sand pit, face painting, ice cream cones and pick-your-own sunflowers.
Try your hand at bouquet-making on August 8 and 22, 2025. For a memorable evening, enjoy a picnic spread of charcuterie, bouquet making and ice cream with a special someone.
Location: 9592 Loyalist Parkway, Greater Napanee
Fields of Gold
Located in North Stormont, this sunflower farm is the vision of a hard-working couple who have made it a reality and now invite you to share in the experience.
Discover a stunning variety of flowers at the U-pick patch, including dahlias, zinnias and mixed sunflowers. If the U-Pick patch is booked for the day, you can still grab a gorgeously arranged bouquet from Rosie the flower truck.
During the sunflower season, the farm is open Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: 17650 Strathmore Road, Monkland
Ottawa Region
Wilmead Farms
Watch the sunset in Ottawa at this family-run farm that grows gorgeous sunflowers. While the farm doesn't have a formal sunflower trail, stop by to admire and photograph the expansive sunflower fields.
In addition to the stunning sunflower views, the farm produces and sells black oil sunflower seeds, which are excellent for attracting birds like cardinals, chickadees and finches. They also offer delicious maple syrup and local unpasteurized honey.
Location: 1430 Dunning Rd, Cumberland
Green Corners Farm
Visit Green Corners Farm to see more than 40,000 sunflowers blooming along with over 40 varieties of flowers.
Pick your own sunflowers, marigolds and snapdragons or pick up bouquets of in-season flowers at their roadside stand.
Location: 1259 York's Corners Road, Edwards
Algonquin Park, Muskoka and Parry Sound
Sundridge Sunflower Festival
Held on August 9, 2025, this festival features live music, family activities, a street market with more than 200 vendors and the star of the show, the gorgeous sunflowers.
Location: 110 Main Street, Sundridge
Source: https://www.destinationontario.com/en-ca/articles/visit-ontarios-sunflower-farms-and-fields-summer