Sunflower Valley Farms: Alberta’s Massive Sunflower Field Returns For 2024 Season

Did you know that there is a massive sunflower farm in Central Alberta that welcomes visitors to its 60-acre flower field?

Credit: Sunflower Valley Farms

Sunflower Valley Farms, located near Lacombe, is a working farm which grows sunflowers for its seeds.

During the bloom season, Sunflower Valley Farms welcomes the public to enjoy the charms of its glorious sunflower fields.

Enjoy a relaxing stroll or take a few family photos of the towering flowers blooming in bright yellows and soft golds.

Three different trails of varying lengths cut through the sunflower field.  These trails are rated beginner (0.5 km), intermediate (0.9 km) and advanced (2.2 km) and take 10 to 30 minutes. All the trails are wheelchair and stroller friendly.

Credit: Sunflower Valley Farms

The field is also available for booking photography sessions.

They are open from Monday to Friday from 12 p.m. until sunset and  Sunday from  12 p.m. until sunset.

You can also buy farm-fresh produce, sunflower honey, and sunflower bouquets to take home.

Kraay Family Farm in Lacombe also has sunflower fields, a corn maze and family attractions.

Sunflower Valley Farms – Trip Planning

What: The largest sunflower farm in the Lacombe area available for sunflower field walks and photography.

When: Opening on  August 13 2024 at 5pm for 2024 season for about 2 to 3 weeks depending on the weather.

Sunday: 12 PM to Sunset,

Monday to Friday: 5 PM to Sunset

Open on Saturdays for private bookings of 10 people or more.

How much:

Adult admission is $10 Cash or $12.50 Debit/Credit

All three sun trails are included with admission.
16 and under is free.
Professional photographers are FREE
Tickets are cash only at the door.

Where: 
26230 Township Rd 410, Lacombe County, AB T4L2N4

Phone: (403) 506-3374

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