It’s almost sunflower time! Visit the Fish Sunflowers free Sunflower Fields in the Northwest Metro and Greater Minnesota to enjoy their beauty and snap some fun photos.

I absolutely love sunflowers – they’re so cheery and joyful! You may have seen pictures of people frolicking in beautiful sunflower fields last summer. The good news? You can get in on this action, too – for FREE!
Update for 2024: Fish Sunflowers is taking a break this year, but we have information about another sunflower field option at the bottom of this post!
These sunflower fields are part of Fish Sunflowers which is coordinated by the Sunshine Foundation of America. There are seven total fields around the northwest metro and greater Minnesota, all with different blooming dates.
That means that you can wait to visit one that’s closer to you or make the trek to a different field whenever it fits into your schedule. The first sunflower field is in Buffalo and is expected to bloom in mid-July!

Fish Sunflowers Locations:
Most of the fields are located on private property, so the specific locations will be released one week before the flowers bloom to eliminate premature traffic.

You can visit the locations page for current openings and sign up for email updates to stay in the loop. 2021 locations include Albert Lea, Andover, Big Lake, Braham, Buffalo, Gibbon, Kimball, Monticello, Montrose, and Otsego.
These fields are absolutely free – no cost, no donation box, no political signs. You can even bring your own photographer! If you’re looking for a photographer, the Fish Sunflowers Facebook group is a great place to start. It’s also a delightful place to see other’s pictures and joyful stories.

Please don’t litter or leave trash of any kind, including glitter. There are no restrooms available. Visit the Fish Sunflowers website for more information.
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Update for 2024: Fish Sunflowers is taking a break this year. However, you can visit the Andover Sunflower Field this season, opening Thursday, September 5.









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