The Most Stunning Sunflower Fields Near Portland

You don’t have to visit the open fields of Tuscany for this colorful and cheery photo op — there are plenty of sunflower fields right here in Portland, OR. Head to local farms to enjoy these end-of-summer blooms, navigate a maze, or enjoy a festival. Be sure to check farm websites for the latest updates on blooming conditions, as dates can change.

🌻 Bella Organic Farm

Transport yourself to a magical, whimsical garden experience during Bella Organic’s Sunflower Festival. This sunflower field is dog-friendly, so bring your family pups along for the gorgeous photo op. The farm store and courtyard will be open, so plan to eat lunch and maybe even squeeze in a wine tasting while you’re there. The kids will love riding the cow train ($3) and visiting the animals.

💰 Cost: $10/person, free for ages 5 and under. Admission includes 2 sunflower stems of your choice. For u-cut, you pay $3 per regular stem, $5 for an extra-large sunflower or one stem with multiple blooms.
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: Open daily August 8–September 14 9 am–5 pm (last field entry 4:30 pm).
📍 Address: 16205 NW Gillihan Rd.

🌻 Topaz Farm

Enjoy delicious eats from the grill, visit the animals, and make a full day of it. Rather than a single dedicated sunflower field, Topaz now offers daily u-cut flowers (including sunflowers) throughout the season, with new blooms popping up well into September. Pro tip: Leave your pets at home.
💰 Cost: $5 entry (ages 3+); 5 stems for $10, 10 stems for $15 (clippers provided)
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: U-cut flowers typically available Wednesday through Sunday (the farm is closed Monday and Tuesday); check the farm’s calendar for exact 2026 sunflower timing.
📍 Address: 17100 NW Sauvie Island Rd.

🌻 Wooden Shoe Farm Summer Flowers – Woodburn

You know and love Wooden Shoe for its iconic tulip festival — but now you can visit during sunflower season, too! Their Summer Flower Festival features 30 acres of vibrant blooms, including sunflowers, zinnias, and more. The family-friendly event includes kids activities, a sunflower maze, and plenty of photo ops — and it’s dog friendly! Don’t miss the gorgeous golden hour tickets for sunset magic.
💰 Cost: $12-$16 per adult with season passes available and children 12 and under free with a ticketed adult.
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: July 24–August 23
📍 Address: 33814 S Meridian Rd., Woodburn

🌻 Packer Orchards

Packer Orchards’ sunflower field is full of delightful, hidden photo ops (check out the reel below!). This year kicks off with “Ladybug Days,” where you can release a bag of live ladybugs into the fields for $5 to help the sunflowers thrive naturally. Don’t miss the farm store and bakery, packed with fresh fruit, baked goods and ice cream. Pro tip: Pets are not allowed on the property (service animals excepted).
💰 Cost: Pricing for 2026 not yet announced — check back closer to August.
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: Sunflower Days begin in August (exact dates TBD). Open Wed–Mon, 10 am–5 pm.
📍 Address: 3020 Thomsen Rd., Hood River

🌻 Lee Farms

This seventh-generation family farm plants more than 30 varieties of sunflowers each year.

Admission includes a hayride, multiple sunflower fields to explore, a sunflower maze, hay maze, barrel wagon ride, bounce pillow, slide, jump pad, farm animal visits, and one sunflower bloom. Enjoy live music, food and beverage options, and a visit to the bakery and market. Add a picnic package, sunrise yoga session, or butterfly release ($10, weather dependent) for something extra. Pro tip: Pets are not allowed on the property.
💰 Cost: General admission $13.30 to $15.30 if purchased online), free for ages 2 and under. Season and flex passes available.
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: Festival dates are August 5–23.
📍 Address: 21975 SW 65th Ave., Tualatin

🌻 West Union Gardens

This popular family farm in Hillsboro is well-known for their large sunflower field. They also have pre-picked berries and vegetables for sale, as well as u-pick items in season. The farm plans on opening their sunflower field at the end of July — check website for updates.
💰 Cost: $5 per person; group tickets (up to 8 people) $20; season pass $40
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: Historically early-to-mid August; open 8 am–8 pm Mon–Sat (closed Sundays) during bloom season.
📍 Address: 7775 NW Cornelius Pass Rd., Hillsboro

🌻 Sunflower Festival on Stafford Road

Stafford Acres is the agricultural outreach program of The Neighborhood Church. They host an annual sunflower festival in August, with a bounce house, farm animals to visit and concessions. And dogs are welcome on a leash!
💰 Cost: $5 entry, kids 5 and under free. U-cut blooms ~$2 each or a dozen for around $20–22. Bounce house pass $5.
📍 Address: 21065 SW Stafford Rd., Tualatin
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: 2026 dates not yet announced — typically runs weekends in August.

🌻 Sunflower Days at Liepold Farms

Explore acres of sunflowers, and enjoy a hayride, sunflower maze, great food and delicious berry cider. Dogs on leash are welcome!
💰 Cost: Historically, ages 2 and under free; youth ~$10–15; general admission ~$15–20.
📍 Address: 14050 SE Richey Rd., Boring (Pro tip: this is the festival address — the farm’s berry stand and mailing address are at a separate, nearby location on the same road)
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: 2026 dates not yet posted; typically coincides with the fall festival season.

🌻 French Prairie Gardens

Beyond the traditional photo op, enjoy great food and a farm bar, a rope maze and sunflower maze, obstacle course, super mega ride ‘n slide, tube slide, farm ninja course, farm animals, and more! There are over 15 different activities for family fun. Pro tip: the Sunflower Festival itself is typically a shorter window in mid-to-late September — it’s the farm’s separate Fall Harvest Festival/pumpkin patch that runs through October. Leave your dogs at home!
💰 Cost: $19.99 ages 2+ online ($24.99 at the gate). Tickets include festival admission, tractor wagon ride, super mega ride ‘n slide, photo ops, and 15+ family activities.
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: September 14-29
📍 Address: 17673 French Prairie Rd., St. Paul

🌻 Mt. View Orchards

Come for the plentiful u-pick orchards and view, stay for outstanding pizza and made-in-house drinks. The beautiful sunflower field is adjacent to the outdoor dining area, so you can snap photos while you wait for your food. Bring your pup, too, as these orchards are dog-friendly. Don’t forget to make a reservation!
💰 No charge to visit the sunflowers, but you’ll definitely want to buy pizza and pick fruit while you’re there.
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: August–September 2026
📍6670 Trout Creek Ridge Rd., Mt. Hood

🌻 Yesteryear Farms

The sunflower field at Yesteryear Farms has included 35 different photo ops in past seasons. Bring your pup, too — Yesteryear is dog-friendly. Note: The farm is schedule to reopen in September, and a 2026 Sunflower Festival isn’t yet confirmed on their site — we’d recommend checking directly with the farm before planning a visit.
💰 Cost: Historically $10 online/$12 onsite for ages 13+; $6 online/$8 onsite for ages 3–12; free for ages 2 and under. Free bloom with admission. (2026 pricing not yet confirmed.)
📍 Address: 26801 SW Stafford Rd., Wilsonville, OR 97070

🌻 O’Keefe Farms

Admission at O’Keefe Farms includes two u-cut flowers and unlimited time to stroll the fields (of 60+ varieties!) and take pictures. Kids 5 and under receive one free flower. Enjoy food carts and craft vendors, plus live music from Fortunate Gold (Aug 8–9) and Kiley Jean (Aug 16). New this year: a ticketed AC/DC tribute concert kicks off the season on August 1. Well-behaved pets are allowed on leash. Hayrides are available for $1 per person. 💰 Cost: $10 for ages 13+, $5 ages 6–12, free ages 5 and under (ages 5 and under still get a flower!)
🌼 Peak Bloom Prediction: August 8–9 and August 15–16, 2026, Saturdays and Sundays, 10am–7pm.
📍 Address: 17604 NE 182nd Ave., Brush Prairie, WA