Interactive Map of Michigan Sunflower Fields, Farms & Festivals
Use our interactive Michigan sunflower fields map to
find U-pick farms, sunflower festivals, flower mazes and fields near
your destination. Select a map marker to see the location, then open
the full map for driving directions.
Open the Michigan Sunflower Map in Google Maps
Sunflower bloom times can change with Michigan weather and each
farm’s planting schedule. Check the farm’s current update before
making a long drive.
Upper Peninsula Sunflower Fields
Looking for a sunflower field in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula?
Hall Farms in Rock welcomes visitors during its August bloom season.
Check the farm’s Facebook page for the exact opening date and current
sunflower updates.
1. Hall Farms Sunflower Field — Rock, Michigan
Address:
2623 St. Nicholas 31st Road, Rock, MI 49880
Opening Date:
Opening in August. Check the Hall Farms Facebook page for the
exact opening date and current bloom updates.
Hall Farms opens its Michigan sunflower field to visitors who want
to celebrate the beauty of summer by wandering among the huge,
cheerful blooms.
Explore the pathways through the field, bring your camera and take
time to enjoy the beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in summer.
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Northern Michigan Sunflower Fields
Northern Michigan sunflower stops include Leabo Farm in Suttons Bay
and seasonal cut sunflowers at Lavender Hill Farm in Boyne City.
2. Leabo Farm Sunflowers — Suttons Bay, Michigan
Address:
9224 E. Duck Lake Road, Suttons Bay, MI
Our Travel-MI Michigan Sunflowers graphic features a sunflower field
photographed at Grandpa Tiny’s Farm in Frankenmuth.
Sherry gets a bird’s-eye view of the sunflower field during
our visit to Leabo Farm in Suttons Bay.
I became newly obsessed with Michigan sunflowers after we happened
across a glorious field with rolling hills of happy yellow blooms
during a summer road trip through Suttons Bay and the Leelanau
Peninsula.
During our visit, Leabo Farm had placed a ladder beside the field
so visitors could enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the colorful flowers.
We parked in their yard, took photos and bought some blooms to
cheer up our home.
3. Lavender Hill Farm Cut Sunflowers — Boyne City, Michigan
Address:
7354 Horton Bay Road North, Boyne City, MI 49712
Bloom Period:
Late summer to early fall.
Sunflower Offering:
Seasonal cut sunflowers.
Lavender Hill Farm grows sunflowers as part of its seasonal
cut-flower offerings. Their sunflower bloom period generally
runs from late summer into early fall.
Check Lavender Hill Farm’s official sunflower page for current
cut-flower information and seasonal availability.
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West Michigan Sunflower Fields
Find West Michigan sunflower fields, U-pick flowers, seasonal
sunflower trails and special events near Montague, Grand Rapids,
Hudsonville, Conklin and Allegan.
4. Degen Farms Sunflower Field — Montague, Michigan
Address:
10516 Old Highway 99, Montague, MI 49437
Opening Date:
The sunflower field opened July 23, 2026.
Degen Farms offers a seasonal sunflower field in Montague.
Check the farm’s current Facebook updates before visiting for
the latest bloom and access information.
5. Rasch Orchards Sunflower Trail and Maze — Conklin, Michigan
Address:
17647 40th Avenue, Conklin, MI 49403
Season:
August and September.
Beginning in August and continuing into September, visitors can
stroll through Rasch Orchards’ seasonal Sunflower Trail and Maze.
The winding route includes props placed throughout the setting
for fun sunflower photos.
Rasch Orchards also offers a corn maze during its fall season.
Check the farm’s official maze page for current opening details
before visiting.
6. Peach Perfect Sunflower Fest at Ed Dunneback & Girls Farm
— Grand Rapids, Michigan
Address:
3025 6 Mile Road NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49544
2026 Festival Dates:
Saturday, August 15 and Sunday, August 16, 2026.
Festival Hours:
Saturday from 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. and Sunday from
12:00–5:00 p.m.
Celebrate the best of late summer during the Peach Perfect
Sunflower Fest at Ed Dunneback & Girls Farm. The two-day
event combines seasonal sunflower blooms with peach-inspired
food, music and activities around the farm.
- U-pick sunflowers
- Peach-inspired food and drinks
- Farm photo opportunities
- Live music
- Farm animals
- Yard games and family activities
7. Bremer Farms U-Pick Sunflowers — Hudsonville, Michigan
Address:
5845 48th Avenue, Hudsonville, MI 49426
2026 Status:
Open for the season.
Admission:
Free. Visitors may enjoy the flowers and take photos without
making a purchase.
U-Pick Flowers:
Build your own bouquet for $12, including a mason jar.
Hours:
Open daily from dawn until dusk.
Bremer Farms offers a self-serve U-pick flower field near
Grand Rapids. Visitors can wander through the blooms, take
photos and create a colorful bouquet from the available
seasonal flowers.
Enjoying the flowers at Bremer Farms U-Pick.
Photo provided by Bremer Farms.
The self-serve U-pick stand at Bremer Farms.
Photo provided by Bremer Farms.
Sunset over the sunflower field.
Photo provided by Bremer Farms.
8. Gorby Sunflowers — Allegan, Michigan
Address:
2426 30th Street, Allegan, MI
2026 Update:
The sunflower crop has been planted, with flowers currently
expected in early to mid-September.
Opening Date:
Not yet announced. Check the Gorby Sunflowers Facebook page
for bloom and visitor updates.
Gorby Sunflowers is a seasonal sunflower field in Allegan.
Because the opening depends on the progress of the flowers,
check the farm’s current Facebook updates before visiting.
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Southwest Michigan Sunflower Fields
Southwest Michigan sunflower experiences include Gull Meadow Farms’
ticketed Sunflower Days in Richland and the relaxing sunflower fields
at Hubbard’s Corey Lake Orchards in Three Rivers.
9. Gull Meadow Farms Sunflower Days — Richland, Michigan
Address:
8544 Gull Road, Richland, MI 49083
2026 Sunflower Days:
July 30–August 2, August 6–9 and August 13–16, 2026.
General Admission:
$16.98 per person, including the ticket fee. Admission includes
a wagon ride to the sunflower field, one u-cut sunflower bloom,
photo opportunities and access to the farm activity area.
Golden Hour:
July 31 and August 1, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Golden Hour tickets are date-specific and limited.
Gull Meadow Farms’ annual Sunflower Days gives visitors a chance
to walk through a colorful field filled with many different
sunflower varieties. The ticketed daytime experience includes
the sunflower field, photo opportunities, a u-cut bloom and
activities around the farm.
One of my favorite parts of visiting Gull Meadow Farms is the
wagon ride out to the sunflower field. It adds a little extra
charm and anticipation to the day before you even reach the blooms.
10. Hubbard’s Corey Lake Orchards Sunflower Field
— Three Rivers, Michigan
Address:
12147 Corey Lake Road, Three Rivers, MI 49093
Opening Date:
The sunflower field opened July 24, 2026.
U-Pick:
Pick-your-own options are available. Check in at the farm market
for current availability and instructions.
Visiting Hubbard’s Corey Lake Orchards’ sunflower fields is so
relaxing! Visitors are encouraged to stroll through the fields,
take pictures or simply sit and relax among the thousands of
sunflowers in bloom.
There is plenty more to enjoy during your visit. Stop at the farm
market for seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods and donuts,
cool beverages, wines, hard ciders, spirits and gifts.
The farm also offers seasonal pick-your-own crops. Planning more
farm stops? Explore our
Michigan U-Pick Farms map
to find additional fields and orchards near you.
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Mid-Michigan & Great Lakes Bay Region Sunflower Fields
Find sunflower fields and seasonal flower events throughout
Mid-Michigan and the Great Lakes Bay Region, including Beaverton,
Midland, Mt. Pleasant, Freeland, Saginaw, Frankenmuth and St. Johns.
11. The Wild Pumpkin Sunflower Fields — Beaverton, Michigan
Address:
5799 Beaverton Road, Beaverton, MI 48612
2026 Fall Dates:
Coming soon. Check The Wild Pumpkin’s official fall page
before visiting.
Current Posted Admission:
$8 per person. Children age one and under are free.
The Wild Pumpkin sign photographed during our Travel-MI visit
to the Beaverton farm.
The Wild Pumpkin is a lovely Michigan farm to visit during the
fall season. Its large sunflower fields feature a variety of colors,
and visitors may walk through the blooms, admire the flowers and
take photos.
Admission also includes the animal farm, wagon ride, corn maze,
playground, corn box, hay maze and access to the pumpkin patch.
Pumpkins and other purchases cost extra.
12. Sunflowers at Dow Gardens — Midland, Michigan
Address:
1809 Eastman Avenue, Midland, MI 48640
Hours:
Tuesday–Sunday from 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Admission:
Adults are $15, ages 4–17 are $5, adult students with valid
identification are $5, and children age three and younger are free.
Colorful sunflowers photographed during one of my many visits
to Dow Gardens in Midland.
Dow Gardens is one of my favorite places to visit throughout the
year. During my visits, I have found sunflowers growing in several
areas of the gardens, including plantings near the Children’s Garden.
The locations and varieties can change with each season.
The botanical gardens feature miles of pathways, seasonal flowers,
water features and landscaped areas. Dow Gardens also connects with
Whiting Forest, home to the elevated Canopy Walk.
13. Heirloom Grove Sunflower Days — Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Address:
5297 S. Whiteville Road, Mt. Pleasant, MI
Sunflower Days:
Heirloom Grove plans to open its sunflower fields for four
weekends during the summer. Check the farm’s official page
for the current dates.
U-Pick Price:
$30 for a bucket of sunflowers or $25 when refilling a bucket
purchased during a previous season. Buckets and clippers are provided.
Admission:
There is no separate admission charge, but the farm asks visitors
to purchase at least one bucket for every two guests.
Heirloom Grove grows sunflower fields in a variety of colors and
opens them to visitors during a limited number of Sunflower Days.
Guests can walk through the flowers and cut a bucket of blooms to
take home.
The Mt. Pleasant destination farm also grows seasonal cut flowers,
lavender and orchard crops. Its self-serve Flower Wagon offers fresh
bouquets and other farm goods when available.
Photography:
Informal snapshots are welcome during public U-pick events.
Professional, senior, family and engagement sessions require a
reserved farm photo pass and must be scheduled directly with
Heirloom Grove.
14. Leaman’s Green Applebarn Sunflower Field — Freeland, Michigan
Address:
7475 N. River Road, Freeland, MI 48623
Sunflower Availability:
Leaman’s website confirms that the farm has a sunflower field,
but separate 2026 sunflower dates are not currently posted.
Check the farm’s official updates before visiting.
Sherry browsing the charming country store during our visit
to Leaman’s Green Applebarn.
Leaman’s Green Applebarn is a seven-generation apple orchard,
bakery and seasonal farm destination in Freeland. Visitors may
find a sunflower field along with the country store, baked goods,
cider treats and seasonal farm activities.
Sunflower access and opening dates can vary, so check Leaman’s
current information before planning a visit specifically for
the flowers.
15. Johnson’s Pumpkin Farm Sunflower Maze — Saginaw, Michigan
Address:
4715 N. Portsmouth Road, Saginaw, MI 48601
2026 Season:
September 12–October 31, 2026.
Admission and Parking:
Free. Visitors pay only for the activities and purchases they choose.
Sunflower Maze:
$1 per person.
Cut Sunflowers:
$1 per flower. The farm notes that the blooms generally end
in late September.
Johnson’s Pumpkin Farm has a cheerful sunflower field with a small
maze winding through the blooms. The sunflower maze offers a simple,
flower-filled activity during the farm’s fall season.
There is plenty more to explore around the farm, including a large
corn maze, petting zoo, fresh hand-cranked donuts, pumpkin displays,
concessions, a craft store and weekend activities.
Sherry visiting the sunflower field at Johnson’s Pumpkin Farm.
Original Travel-MI photography.
Sunflowers blooming at Johnson’s Pumpkin Farm in Saginaw.
Original Travel-MI photography.
One of the chickens we photographed during our visit to
Johnson’s Pumpkin Farm.
16. Frankenmuth Flower Festival at Grandpa Tiny’s Farm
— Frankenmuth, Michigan
Address:
7775 Weiss Street, Frankenmuth, MI 48734
2026 Festival Dates:
Friday, July 31 through Sunday, August 2, 2026.
Festival Hours:
Friday and Saturday from 10:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. and
Sunday from 10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Admission:
General admission is $18 for ages four and older.
Children younger than four are free.
U-Pick Sunflowers:
General admission includes access to the sunflower fields
and one sunflower for each guest to take home.
Our Travel-MI Frankenmuth Flower Festival graphic features
sunflower fields photographed at Grandpa Tiny’s Farm.
This Travel-MI Michigan Sunflowers graphic features sunflower
fields photographed at Grandpa Tiny’s Farm in Frankenmuth.
Pop over to Frankenmuth to wander through Michigan’s beautiful
Little Bavaria, then head to Grandpa Tiny’s Farm for the annual
Frankenmuth Flower Festival. Holy moly—it is an explosion of color!
The festival features sunflower fields and U-pick blooms, the
Sunflower Fun Color Run, Dinner in the Sunflowers, yoga, craft
vendors, live music and other special activities.
Grandpa Tiny’s is also a historic working farm with plenty of
country charm. During our visit, we enjoyed seeing the horses,
donkey, reindeer, chickens, peacocks and the cute pig behind the barn.
The sunflower fields were absolutely glowing during our visit
to Grandpa Tiny’s Farm.
I loved seeing plein air painters creating artwork beside the
sunflower fields at Grandpa Tiny’s Farm.
17. Uncle John’s Cider Mill Sunflowers — St. Johns, Michigan
Address:
8614 N. US-127, St. Johns, MI 48879
U-Pick Opening Date:
U-pick sunflowers begin August 20, 2026.
U-Pick Price:
$10 to fill a jar with sunflowers.
2026 Sunflower Fest Dates:
Saturday, August 29 and Saturday, September 5.
Sherry exploring the sunflower field during our visit to
Uncle John’s Cider Mill.
We love visiting Uncle John’s Cider Mill because there are so many
activities, and the historic barn is gorgeous! The sunflower field
adds another colorful reason to visit during late summer.
Purchase a jar and fill it with your favorite sunflowers to take
home. Uncle John’s calendar also includes live music, food trucks,
cider and donuts, the bakery, gift shop, taproom and seasonal
activities on selected dates.
Sunflowers blooming at Uncle John’s Cider Mill in St. Johns.
Original Travel-MI photography.
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Southeast Michigan Sunflower Fields
Find sunflower trails, U-pick flowers, festivals and seasonal
sunflower fields throughout Southeast Michigan, including Imlay City,
Armada, Washington Township, Fenton and the Ann Arbor area.
18. Ankley Family Farm Sunflower Trail — Imlay City, Michigan
Address:
6767 Clear Lake Road, Imlay City, MI 48444
2026 Opening Date:
July 14, 2026.
Summer Hours:
Tuesday–Saturday from 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. and Sunday from
1:00–8:00 p.m. Closed Monday.
Sunflower Bloom Period:
The sunflower and wildflower trail typically blooms from early
August through early September. Exact timing depends on weather.
Admission:
Admission is required to enter the flower and sunflower fields.
Children age five and younger are free. Check the farm for the
current adult and youth admission prices.
U-Pick Flowers:
Visitors may cut flowers from designated fields. Buckets, jars
and cutting scissors are provided.
Sherry with the colorful bouquet she picked during our visit
to Ankley Family Farm.
I just love the Sunflower Trail at Ankley Family Farm! The trail
winds through thousands of sunflowers and wildflowers, with scenic
field views and photo spots placed throughout the property.
Ankley Farms also offers U-pick flowers. I had such a great time
choosing a colorful bouquet to take home!
How adorable is this lovely cow at Ankley Family Farm?
Original Travel-MI photography.
19. Blake’s Sunflower Festival — Armada, Michigan
Address:
Blake’s Orchard & Cider Mill, 17985 Armada Center Road,
Armada, MI 48005
2026 Festival Dates:
August 28–30 and September 5–7, 2026.
Festival Hours:
Friday from 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday from
10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.; and Labor Day from 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Admission:
Friday admission is $12 per person. Saturday, Sunday and Labor
Day admission is $14 per person. Children age two and younger
enter free, and parking is free.
U-Pick Flowers:
Sunflowers and wildflowers may be cut for an additional charge.
Blake’s Sunflower Festival at Blake’s Orchard & Cider Mill.
Blake’s Sunflower Festival fills two late-summer weekends with
sunflower fields, photo stations, U-pick flowers, food, live music,
workshops and an open-air market featuring more than 100 artisans.
Admission includes access to the sunflower fields, Barnyard Funland,
children’s activities, classes, speakers and demonstrations.
U-pick flowers, food, drinks and selected workshops cost extra.
20. Westview Orchards U-Pick Sunflowers — Washington, Michigan
Address:
65075 Van Dyke Road, Washington, MI 48095
2026 Status:
U-pick sunflowers are currently open from 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Check Westview’s U-pick page before visiting for current field
and weather conditions.
Sunflower Days:
Special Sunflower Days are held during August and require
advance tickets. Check the farm’s event page for available dates.
Farm Market Hours:
Open daily from 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Westview Orchards offers U-pick sunflowers along with summer farm
activities in Washington Township. Visitors can enjoy the fields,
seasonal picking, farm animals, wagon rides and the farm market.
Professional photography must be arranged with Westview in advance.
Personal snapshots during a regular visit are separate from a
professional photo session.
21. Spicer Orchards Sunflowers — Fenton, Michigan
Address:
10411 Clyde Road, Fenton, MI 48430
Sunflower Offering:
Spicer Orchards offers seasonal sunflower packages.
Check the farm or call before visiting for current availability,
field conditions and pricing.
Farm Market Hours:
Open daily from 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Current Conditions:
Call Spicer Orchards at 810-632-7692 for the latest sunflower
and U-pick information.
Spicer Orchards offers seasonal sunflowers along with a farm market,
winery, bakery, playground and other pick-your-own crops throughout
the growing season.
Sunflower availability depends on bloom and field conditions, so
confirm the current status before making a special trip.
22. Munsell Farms Sunflower Field — Fowlerville, Michigan
Address:
6850 W. Mason Road, Fowlerville, MI 48836
Sunflower Updates:
Check the Munsell Farms Facebook page for the current bloom
status and visitor information.
This sunflower field is magical! When the flowers are in bloom,
rows of towering sunflowers create a beautiful summer setting
in Fowlerville.
Past sunflower seasons have included pathways through the field
and an elevated viewing area. Check the farm’s current update
before visiting to see what is available this year.
23. Schell Family Farm Sunflowers and Wildflowers
— Pinckney, Michigan
Address:
10055 Dexter-Pinckney Road, Pinckney, MI 48169
Seasonal Flowers:
Schell Family Farm grows sunflowers and wildflowers.
Check the farm’s current updates for opening information.
Schell Family Farm is a seasonal agritourism destination featuring
sunflowers, wildflowers and other farm-grown crops in Pinckney.
The farm also offers seasonal apples, pumpkins, wagon rides and
Christmas trees. Availability and activities change throughout
the year, so check the official farm information before visiting.
24. DeBuck’s Sunflower Festival — Belleville, Michigan
Address:
50240 Martz Road, Belleville, MI 48111
2026 Festival Dates:
July 30–August 16, 2026.
Festival Hours:
Thursday and Friday from 12:00–8:00 p.m. and
Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Admission:
A paid admission ticket is required. Check the official ticket
page for current online and gate pricing.
DeBuck’s Sunflower Festival invites visitors to stroll through
rows of colorful blooms and create a fresh sunflower bouquet
to take home.
The seasonal experience also includes specialty treats and drinks,
photo opportunities and more than 20 farm attractions included
with admission.
25. Red Egg Farm Sunflowers — Spring Arbor, Michigan
Address:
9123 Spring Arbor Road, Spring Arbor, MI 49283
Sunflower Availability:
Sunflower information is posted seasonally. Check Red Egg Farm’s
official updates before visiting specifically for the flowers.
Red Egg Farm is a working farm that opens to the public seasonally.
The farm has featured sunflowers and sunflower bouquets during
previous seasons.
Other fall offerings may include fresh donuts, hayrides, a corn
maze, pumpkin picking and farm animals. Check the farm’s current
schedule to see what is available during your visit.
26. Sunshine Acres at Meckley’s Flavor Fruit Farm
— Cement City, Michigan
Address:
11025 S. Jackson Road, Cement City, MI 49233
2026 Flower Season:
Open weekly from mid-July through Labor Day.
Hours:
Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.;
Friday and Saturday from 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.; and
Sunday from 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Flower Festivals:
Held on Saturdays and Sundays during the sunflower season.
Special Event:
The Sunflower Country Concert featuring Gabby Barrett is
scheduled for September 12, 2026.
Sunshine Acres is located at Meckley’s Flavor Fruit Farm and
offers a colorful seasonal flower experience with numerous
sunflower varieties.
While visiting, stop by Meckley’s for its bakery, fresh donuts,
orchard, brewery, hard cider, pizzas and other farm treats.
Festival offerings and ticket prices can vary by date.
27. Gust Flower and Produce Farm Sunflower Trail
— Ottawa Lake, Michigan
Address:
11998 Rodesiler Highway, Ottawa Lake, MI 49267
Opening Period:
The summer market is now open.
Check the farm’s Facebook page for the exact opening date.
Hours:
Open daily from 10:00 a.m. until dusk during the summer season.
Sunflower Trail Admission:
$5 per person. Cutting flowers is not permitted inside the
sunflower trail.
You-Cut Flowers:
Fill a one-quart jar with flowers from the designated cutting
area for $11.
Gust Flower and Produce Farm offers visitors an opportunity to
stroll through its sunflower trail, cut a flower bouquet and
pick their own seasonal vegetables.
The cutting garden is separate from the sunflower trail, so be
sure to follow the farm’s instructions about where flowers may
be cut.
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Planning a Michigan Sunflower Field Visit: FAQ
Sunflower farm rules, prices and bloom conditions vary widely.
These practical answers will help you prepare before heading
out to a Michigan sunflower field.
Do I need tickets or reservations to visit a Michigan sunflower field?
It depends on the location. Large sunflower festivals often
require paid admission or advance tickets, while some smaller
farms offer free admission, request donations or charge only
for flowers and activities.
Always check the farm’s current website or social media page
before leaving home.
Can I pick sunflowers at every Michigan sunflower farm?
No. Some farms offer U-pick sunflowers, while others sell
pre-cut flowers or allow visitors to view and photograph the
field without cutting blooms.
Only cut flowers in clearly marked U-pick areas and follow
the farm’s instructions regarding containers, clippers and
flower pricing.
What is the best time of day to photograph sunflower fields?
Early morning and the hour before sunset generally provide
softer light, more comfortable temperatures and fewer harsh
shadows than the middle of the day.
Golden hour can create especially warm, dramatic and moody
sunflower photos. Some farms offer separate evening photography
sessions or date-specific golden-hour tickets.
What should I bring to a sunflower farm?
Bring water, sun protection and shoes suitable for uneven,
dusty or muddy farm paths. A hat and insect repellent can also
make a summer visit more comfortable.
Do not bring cutting tools unless the farm requests them.
Many U-pick locations provide clippers, jars, buckets or other
supplies as part of the flower-picking experience.
How can I tell whether a sunflower field is still in bloom?
Check the farm’s most recent official update on the day of
your visit. Peak bloom can be brief, and weather, planting
dates and field conditions may change the schedule.
When driving a long distance, confirm that the field is open
and ask whether the flowers are at early bloom, peak bloom or
nearing the end of the season.
Are dogs allowed at Michigan sunflower fields?
Pet policies vary by farm. Some locations allow leashed dogs,
while others prohibit pets because of crops, livestock, food
service or safety concerns.
Check the individual farm’s rules before bringing a pet.
Service-animal policies are separate from general pet policies.
Continue planning your Michigan farm adventure with these
Travel-MI guides, maps and seasonal event calendars.
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