Come walk through our 5-acre field of brilliant colored sunflowers during our first ever Sunflower Festival at Gull Meadow Farms. When you visit, you will be able to enjoy the beautiful sunflower fields and take one home with you (with the option to purchase more if you choose). With more than a dozen different colors of sunflowers, this is an event you do NOT want to miss!
Admission will be $13/person and will include a wagon ride out to the sunflower patch, both family activity areas, access to the sunflower fields, AND 1 sunflower to cut and take home with you. There is also an option for you to cut more if you choose and take them home for an additional fee. We are offering a galvanized tin bucket for you to cut 6 more sunflowers for just $20/each.
Children under 36” are free. Gull Meadow Farms will also have concessions available as well as our delicious donuts and family activity areas open while you visit!
Please note that if you purchase tickets for the 6:30-8:30 time slot, this is for the sunflower field ONLY and includes 1 cut sunflower for you to take home. This option gives those who want to take pictures in the sunflower field at sunset a chance to do so. Activities will NOT be open at this time.
**2019 Season Pass Holders receive a special discount for this event for just $8/person. This price will be offered when you check in at the farm.**
Don’t miss these beautiful sunflowers and the chance to take a beautiful bouquet home with you!
*PLEASE NOTE: This event is weather permitting and relies on the proper growing conditions. Please watch our Gull Meadow Farms Facebook page for updates on field and flower conditions. Should a complete crop failure arise, the value of Sunflower Festival tickets will be accepted for admission during our Fall Season. This swap will only be offered if WE (the farm) have to cancel the event. Pre-purchasing your tickets and not being able to attend the event will not allow you to swap for Fall admission or receive a refund. We will be posting updates on our Facebook page as well as the event page on any changes in the crop and festival dates.