FAUSETT FARMS SUNFLOWERS

Tara 11 months ago

$8 per person and luckily we came here (October 18) the last week before they cut all the sunflowers down for the season. They let us cut and take some sunflowers home, but if we had come just to walk around I am not sure paying $8 per person just to walk around would have been worth it. The family was amazing. Beautiful place, miles of sunflowers and a creek. Great way to spend the day here and going to some wineries around.

Vinay Mehta 11 months ago

$8 a person. A little on the steep side IMHO, but u do get to bring 10 sunflowers back with you. The closest field to the parking lot had seen better days, but the further u walked the nicer the flowers got. It was a great time to be out amongst the plants. Walking was reasonably easy and the flowers were accessible. Saw lots of couples, young kids w/ families, and boomers - Clearly this has appeal for all ages!! Lots of bees... so be careful if you are allergic.

victoria harris 11 months ago

This was such a fun stop on our pumpkin picking journey. Kids had a blast walking through the flowers and using all of the photo props. Loved the local honey and bees wax products. Thought it was cool these where not just sunflowers for picking but jumbo sunflowers for eating.

Crystal Mendoza a year ago

This is a very large sunflower farm. The cost is $8 per person to walk around the sunflower farm. There are benches placed around the farm for sitting. There is a small slide and tire climbing area for kids. Photo op areas include a tractor, an old truck, and a Fausett Farms sign. Gift shop has a few shirts and honey for sale. Restrooms on site are porta potties. Our family spent about an hour walking around, taking pictures, and enjoying the beauty of the sunflowers.

Sara Morua a year ago

Went in for the first time as a tourist visiting from Florida. The field was goregeous but we were told we couldn’t pick any sunflowers ourselves. We figure it’s because they want to pick flowers themselves from the back of the field so the front stays beautiful and presentable. But the guy that picked flowers in his four wheeler to sell didn’t care at all about which flowers he picked to sell. I’m not sure if he’s instructed to do so but he picked small sunflowers. Many were missing petals by the time he put them in the buckets and some were so old they were drooping. It was upsetting to see other people not follow the rules and take flowers from the field and then see the ones that were actually for sale were poor quality. Do better please.