🌻 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
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
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 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
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
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
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