Sunflower Fields in Central Ohio

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There are many sunflower fields in Central Ohio to visit in the months of August and September. Many patches allow you to take a stem or two home. Picking flowers is an awesome family activity!

In addition, sunflower fields make for the perfect photo opportunity and a chance to appreciate nature’s beauty at the same time!

Be sure to check Facebook and websites before you go as the fields can bloom and fade quickly. Information is subject to change.

Sunflower Fields in Central Ohio

The Patch on 37: S’miles of Sunflowers – Alexandria, Ohio

Lynds’ Fruit Farm is offering a sunflower patch this year!

Dates: August 16-18, 2024 & August 23-25, 2024

Hours:  10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Price:  $10 (age 5 & under FREE)

Details: This is Ohio’s largest sunflower patch which includes 8 acres with over one million sunflower heads. There are 30 varieties of pollenless sunflowers of different colors and sizes. FREE wagon ride to apple cannons, kids zone at the maze, concession stand is OPEN!

Note: Dogs are allowed! You are welcome to bring your own food Monday thru Thursday as no food trucks are scheduled.

They also have weekday events where the tickets are $10 and that includes a sunflower.

A tip would be to bring sunscreen, your own trimmers, and a vase to put them in!

Address: Pataskala, OH (9851 Morse Rd. SW) 15 acres of sunflowers bloom during mid-August. Be sure to stop in the awesome market just across the road!

Website: S’miles of Sunflowers

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We had a great experience at S’miles of Sunflowers!

Branstool Orchards- Utica, Ohio

Dates: The sunflowers will be in bloom for about two weeks. There will be smaller patches of flowers near the market for Cut Your Own before and after the bigger fields, but these are for cutting only and not photo sessions. Be sure to check their website often as updates will be posted in regards to blooming, or give them a call at 740-892-3989 to confirm.

Cost: Last year admission was $7 per person ages 3 and up. You can cut two sunflowers with your admission.

Details: PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN PRUNERS – They have a limited supply to share.

Mini Sunflower Field with hundreds of plants smaller than 3 feet! Perfect for kids and families!

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This is the smaller flower field with cut your own Zinnias and a few sunflowers. The larger sunflower field is in a different area.

Website: Branstool Orchards

Close to Barnstool Orchards is Velvet Ice Cream if you want to swing by for a cool treat and/or lunch. There’s an ice cream history museum with artifacts attached to the gift shop. (closed on Mondays)


Kellogg Farms- Forest, Ohio

Date: For 2024, they are estimating the end of August!

Details: Their Facebook page stays up to date which will include peak time and approaching the end of bloom time.

Website: Kellogg Farms


Lohstroh Family Farms

Date: Planning for August 30-September 22, 2024 and should last for 2-3 weeks! Dates will be updated on their facebook page if anything changes due to weather.

Details: Tickets are $5 a person and include one sunflower. Children 3 and under are free. Bring hand pruners (ones that fit in your hand) from home. Website will be updated soon!

Website: Lohstroh Family Farms


Sunflower Acres- Plain City, Ohio

Dates: Blooming now!

Cost: No admission, but donations are requested to offset the cost. There is a donation box mounted on the back of the red tractor in the designated parking area.

Details: The sunflowers here aren’t as plentiful or big as other fields, but it’s a short ride from Costco so it’s something you could pair together. Feel free to take photos, cut sunflowers inside of the yellow banner flags and note that it is a little weedier than last year’s field, but they hope to make it better every year. There is a produce stand and eggs they were selling, which are located at the end of a different driveway from where you park to see the sunflowers. (Cash or Venmo accepted)

Address: 9964 Mitchell Dewitt Rd., Plain City

Facebook Page: Sunflower Acres


22 Acres Farm- Newark, Ohio

Sunflower & Wildflower fields
Dates: Early August (Sunflowers are now closed for the 2024 season)
Hours: 11am-8:30pm (stay until dark)
Address: 5455 Davis Dr., Newark, OH 43056
Website: 22 Acres Farm
Cost: $5 per person ages 5+. Cash or credit at the gate.

While in Newark, don’t miss another photo opportunity. Drive by the World’s Largest Basket- Longaberger Basket Building.


Jacquemin Farms- Plain City/Dublin

Date: No sunflowers in 2024!

Details: Plenty of great corn and produce this year!

Facebook Page: Jacquemin Farms


Cherry Hawk- Marysville, Ohio

Date: Expected end of September 2024

Details: Cherry Hawk is a great place to apple pick as well! Sunflowers are expected at the end of September this year.

Cost: Admission to the sunflower patch is included with a minimum of one peck of apples. They typically allow you to cut one sunflower with the purchase of apples.

Website: Cherry Hawk

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Cherry Hawk is an easy breezy spot to pick a flower and apple pick too!

Coshocton Sunflower Festival

Be sure to buy tickets in advance! Tickets during the week provide a flower-filled walk and begin at $12 and include a sunflower. The first day is August 3, 2024 but the full festival begins August 9-11. Wagon rides will be available and live music and food trucks.

Website: Coshocton Sunflower Festival


Easton Town Center

The Sunflower Patch, located at Stelzer Rd. and Easton Way east of the Hilton, blooms in the summer months. This area provides a safe, natural habitat for pollinators to live and thrive in, and creates an opportunity for the Easton community to experience the beauty of the sunflower.

Website: Easton


Yellow Springs, Ohio

This is a spot we visit each year! They are aiming for mid-September. It’s a great day trip to Yellow Springs! The Chamber of Commerce has taken over the field now, so see their website for updates.

Website: Chamber of Commerce 

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Sunflowers for all to see!

Circle S – Grove City, Ohio

Ready in July and August! Open from 9am-6pm daily, $5 per person, and 3 and under are free! Each admission includes 1 sunflower and they also sell mason jars to fill up as full as you can get them for $10 each! They also have produce, bakery items, and ice cream in their market!

Picking Sunflowers in ColumbusFacebook Page: Circle S Farms

We hope you are able to find a little bit sunshine in your life with these beautiful sunflower farms! Be sure to support your local farmers. Do you know of any other sunflower fields near Columbus? Let us know in the comments!

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Maureen Ingham
Maureen Ingham has enjoyed living in the great city of Columbus for nearly 13 years! Originally from Canton, Ohio, Maureen attended Ohio University and will always be a bobcat at heart! After completing her education degree in Athens, she made her way to The Ohio State University to obtain a Masters degree in Special Education. She fell in love with Columbus then and convinced her now husband to join her in this awesome city! She taught 5th grade for 6 years, before deciding to stay home to raise two beautiful girls. Their family has recently moved to Worthington with their two girls and are excited to plant their roots here! Their first daughter, Maeve is 6 and her sister, Reese will soon be 5 years old. They welcomed a son, Miles in March 2020. Maureen has been with The Columbus Moms Blog since the beginning and now enjoys working on editing and events for the blog. She also works as a Postpartum Doula with her sister at a company called Together Wee Grow. They provide night nursing services, as well as daytime support to local families and babies in Columbus. It is a wonderful job to work along her sister and help families with their precious little ones in a vulnerable time period. In between the night shifts, sweeping up crumbs, exploring Columbus, and getting kids to where they need to be, Maureen enjoys working out, trying new recipes and restaurants, traveling, spending time with family, being crafty and trying to help others whenever she can! Maureen has many Columbus favorites. Her go-to restaurant is Third and Hollywood, she enjoys a sweet treat at Sassafrass Bakery or Fox in the Snow, a slice of pizza at Dewey's Pizza and a warm cup of joe at Highline Coffee. A perfect Saturday involves an outdoor activity with her family and trying a new restaurant when they can! She is excited to be a part of an excellent team here at Columbus Moms blog and hopes to be able to inspire mothers that small acts of kindness go a long way in raising their kids and the city they live in!

7 COMMENTS

  1. Marion, OH. Off of Rt 23 (SB side) Head west on Bethlehem Rd. Field is the land stretching between 23&423. As of 10/3/20 beautiful & going strong with steady visitors.

  2. Correction to Marion,OH. Sunflower Field.
    I apologize folks. When traveling rt 23 you actually HEAD WEST ON BETHLEHEM RD. The Field is immediately on the left. Spanning from rt 23 to 423(which is the next intersecting, approx 1/2 mile)

  3. PrairieStoneFarm in Raymond Ohio . 10 acres of sunflowers and varied wildflowers . $20 a car in early august when in bloom . Pictures and play with the farm animals . Take a sunflower home .

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