Visiting sunflower fields is something that we look forward to each summer. As sunflower season approaches in Minnesota, we have compiled a list of the sunflower fields to add to your day trips bucket list for your family to enjoy these gems of nature. All of these are within driving distance of the Rochester area.
We are lucky to have so many sunflower fields around Rochester to visit this season!
Sunflower Fields to Visit Around Rochester in 2026
Berry & Bloom Farm
6945 150th Ave SE, Chatfield, MN 55923
Located less than 30 minutes from Rochester, Berry & Bloom Farm combines the joy of flower picking with the charm of a family-owned farm. Stroll through their sunflower fields or wildflower meadows, searching for the perfect stems to take home, or take part in events like workshops and photo sessions. Bloom season runs from mid-July through September, with u-pick available from sunrise to sunset on Monday to Saturday. A VIP pass is available for those who plan to visit multiple times throughout the growing season and includes five u-pick bouquets, first dibs on the farm’s blueberry fields, and a complimentary hour-long photo session.
Fischer Hill Flowers
11098 Fischer Hill Dr, Plainview, MN 55964
Situated atop the beautiful Whitewater Valley, only a half hour from Rochester, Fischer Hill Flowers offers a picturesque setting for flower picking. Their easy-to-walk rows are lined with thousands of kaleidoscopic blooms, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon or a quick excursion from the city. Open on the weekends from July through September, the farm invites guests to meander the rows, build their dream bouquets, and pose for plenty of golden-hour selfies. Special events like yoga and sound healing in the fields, Snip & Sip days with wine and live music, and more are also available. You can even schedule a private flower party for you and your favorite anthophiles (that’s the fancy word for flower lovers).
Sunnyslope Acres
68905 280th Ave, Kasson, MN 55944
Sunnyslope Acres is open daily for the last two weeks in August 2025 from 2 PM to 7 PM, with hours dependent on weather conditions. Visitors can explore more than 30 acres of blooms, including over 15 acres of sunflowers and large, colorful patches of zinnias. There is a $5 admission fee to walk the fields, with an additional small fee for cutting flowers. For the most up-to-date details, you can call 507-398-7102 or follow Sunnyslope Acres on Facebook.
Afton Apple
14421 90th Street South, Hastings, MN 55033
Lake View Organic Farm
N1972 420th St. Maiden Rock, WI
Lake View Organic Farm is located on the bluffs above Lake Pepin and the Rush River Valley in the Driftless area of Western Wisconsin. William and Sarah Brenner run a self-serve farm market providing unique, seasonal, and delicious farm products. They grow row crops, hay, straw, and some vegetables. They also raise beef and press sunflower oil. Their sunflower field is in bloom from late July through mid-August.
Township 23 Distillery
W2363 County Rd D, Nelson, WI 54756
Township 23 is a Farm distillery & tasting room in Nelson, WI. The sunflower fields outside of Nelson, WI were farmed by the Hetrick family as Village Edge Farms, and in 2022, Zach Hetrick formed a new vision to use their family’s knowledge of crop farming to grow grains to distill spirits. There is still a sunflower field at the distillery for customers to enjoy!
Brand Farms
18605 Biscayne Ave, Farmington, MN 55024
Brand Farms is known for its wide variety of crops, including sunflowers, pumpkins, and various vegetables, providing a diverse agricultural experience for visitors. The sunflowers usually bloom from mid-August to early September, offering a stunning display of vibrant yellow flowers during this peak season. The farm also features a store where visitors can purchase fresh produce, homemade goods, and seasonal items, ensuring that guests can take a piece of the farm experience home with them.
When to see Sunflowers in MN and WI
Sunflowers often start in late July and through August. Once they bloom they often last about 10 days. Most fields will be planted at different times to ensure there is always something blooming. It varies by farm so please always confirm prior to visiting.
