Beside photo ops and picking, there is a hayride, face painting, food trucks (on select Sundays), and a chance to visit barnyard animals. Kids will have a ball on the sunflower trail, which opens in early July. New Jersey Sunflower Trail at Von Thun Farms (973) 570-2656 Warren County Sunflower Farms They offer refreshments and live music events during the season, which starts in late July. Check back on the Sussex County Sunflower Maze Facebook page for updates on reservations.Ĭheck out the six acres of sunflower and zinnia fields, including a half-mile walk through the flowers and an excellent viewing point on the property. With over a million seeds planted each year, the sunflowers usually bloom in late August, where you can take photos among the cheery blooms. Though you can’t pick, stop by the fields to admire and snap photos of the black oil seed beauties, which produce high-quality seeds and oil.Ģ Branchville-Lawson Rd., Newton, NJ 07860 (732) 496-0441 Sussex County Sunflower Farmsīrodhecker Farm will have sunflowers blooming around the third week of August. After, kids can get their energy out with the new activity area, featuring a jumbo jumper, football, and basketball toss.ĥ86 South Middlebush Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 You can bring your own shears or rent them (the fee will go towards purchasing the sunflowers). The sunflower trail offers picking beginning in July with spots for photo ops. (609) 385-6278 Somerset County Sunflower Farms Starting in July, you can purchase tickets for cutting a bunch of sunflowers spread over 10 acres. On July 9, they are teaming up with City Brew Tours South Jersey for Sips, Sunflowers, and Sunsets featuring a beer and cheese pairing among the sunnies. (609) 758-8514 Salem County Sunflower Farms (908) 879-2696 Ocean County Sunflower FarmsĪt Silverton Farms, sunflowers are pick-your-own starting around the end of July and August-check their Facebook page for the most up-to-date info.Īt Emery’s Farm, when the sunflowers are blooming (call to get an exact date), you won’t be able to pick your own, but you can get cut and bunched sunflowers at their farmer’s market. You can also pick your own during the week. The first blooms start July 22, and tickets include a wagon ride, live music, vendors, and sunflowers.
With 8 varieties of sunflowers and 2.5 acres of beauty, the Sunflower Festival on the weekends is a must. It is open typically July through October and is included with the price of pick-your-own admission. (732) 947-9529 Morris County Sunflower FarmsĪt Alstede Farms, you can take a tractor ride through the Blooming Giants Sunflower trail. To know exactly when keep an eye on their website.Ĥ16 Dunhams Corner Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816
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Though they can’t pinpoint when their sunflower patch opens, they expect it in the late summer. (609) 448-7483 Middlesex County Sunflower Farms You can also bring your own photographer for fun photos of your fam or your littles-the farm stays open until sunset. Holland Ridge Farms’ Sunflower Festival opens at the end of September. Kids will love the tractor ride to the fields-just make sure to bring your own shears and a bucket to transport your sunflowers home. The season starts on July 9 and goes through late August. You can pick your own and snap photos, but you must make a reservation beforehand. This 2-acre sunflower field with over 35,0000 sunflowers opens in July. ( featured photo credit: imgoingonannaventure) Here are (Insta-worthy) Sunflower fields around New Jersey Atlantic County Sunflower Farms Scroll down for the best sunflowers in NJ, and make sure to check out our pick your own guide for fruits, veggies, and flowers. And while most let you pick stems, there are a few fields solely for snapping insta-worthy photos or getting lost in a maze among the blooms. Luckily, New Jersey is home to a bunch of sunflower farms where you can bliss out from the beginning of July into September (check with each farm to find out their peak blooming time). When you pick sunflowers or surround yourself in a field of them, you can’t help but soak up their good vibes. Summer just makes everything seem brighter, and visiting the beautiful sunflower farms around New Jersey is one activity that feels so happy.
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