August 9th - September 14th (bloom dependent) from 11:00 - 5:00 on Fridays - Mondays.
Lose yourself in a sea of blooms as you wander acres of scenic trails dotted with natural selfie stations. In the heart of the field, you’ll find a spacious clearing—perfect for a picnic, playing games, or simply soaking in the view. Bring the joy of the field home with a hand-picked bouquet. ❤️🌻
Admission prices:
$15 (age 13+): includes 3 stems!*
$10 (ages 6-12): includes 3 stems!*
5 & under: Free
*additional U-Pick stems available!
Scroll down👇 for frequently asked questions!
Lose yourself in a sea of blooms as you wander acres of scenic trails dotted with natural selfie stations. In the heart of the field, you’ll find a spacious clearing—perfect for a picnic, playing games, or simply soaking in the view. Bring the joy of the field home with a hand-picked bouquet. ❤️🌻
Admission prices:
$15 (age 13+): includes 3 stems!*
$10 (ages 6-12): includes 3 stems!*
5 & under: Free
*additional U-Pick stems available!
Scroll down👇 for frequently asked questions!
FAQS:
Q: What footwear do you suggest?
A: Closed toed shoes for maximum exploring!
Q: Do you allow professional photo shoots?
A: Yes, we do, we welcome professional shoots outside of our normal hours, contact Alix for pricing and to make an appointment: [email protected]
Q: How many varieties of sunflowers are there?
A: From cheerful dwarfs to towering mammoths, we're growing a dazzling mix of more than twelve sunflower varieties in every size and shade. Whether you're after bold golds, soft oranges, or deep reds, there's something stunning waiting for you. Additional cut stems and U-pick options will be available for purchase—come find your favorites!.
Q: Can we bring outside food?
A: Absolutely! We encourage it, bring a picnic and blanket.
Q: Can we bring alcohol?
A: No alcohol, smoking, vaping, etc. allowed during the Sunflower Stroll at Scenic Isle Farm.
Q: Can we bring our dog?
A: Yes, we welcome well-behaved dogs on a short leash. We don't want dog poop in our sunflowers, please clean up after them and don't lead them off the main trails.
Q: Do you rent out the space for yoga classes, gatherings, etc?
A: Contact Alix at [email protected] with more details.
Q: Are you open to the public seven days a week?
A: No, we will be closed Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for other events and gatherings.
Q: What do you grow on the farm and are the blooms grown organically?
A: We’re the fifth generation of Shermans to farm this land, continuing a proud legacy with deep roots in the prairie soil. Today, we grow our signature Sugar Hubbard squash, host a beloved community pumpkin patch, and cultivate vibrant sunflower fields for all to enjoy. Our farm is spray-free—we never use chemicals or pesticides on any of our crops—so you can feel good about what you’re bringing home.
Q: Are there any ziplines, rides, bouncy houses, etc.?
A: Nope. We are located in the heart of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, and part of our role is to help maintain the rural character of the magnificent landscape of Ebey's prairie. We are a working farm, not an event facility, so the visitor experience is geared towards the unique experience of visiting a multi-generational family farm, rather than an amusement park like setting.
Q: Have sunflowers been grown on the prairie in the past?
A: Yes! Many farmers have grown sunflowers, including lots of family members, but as far as we know, we are the first to open up a farm for visitors to explore and roam the flower fields.
We ask that visitors stay in the sunflower area; we are surrounded by working farms and crops that are not meant for treading on. Thanks for respecting your local farmers. 🌻😊
Q: What footwear do you suggest?
A: Closed toed shoes for maximum exploring!
Q: Do you allow professional photo shoots?
A: Yes, we do, we welcome professional shoots outside of our normal hours, contact Alix for pricing and to make an appointment: [email protected]
Q: How many varieties of sunflowers are there?
A: From cheerful dwarfs to towering mammoths, we're growing a dazzling mix of more than twelve sunflower varieties in every size and shade. Whether you're after bold golds, soft oranges, or deep reds, there's something stunning waiting for you. Additional cut stems and U-pick options will be available for purchase—come find your favorites!.
Q: Can we bring outside food?
A: Absolutely! We encourage it, bring a picnic and blanket.
Q: Can we bring alcohol?
A: No alcohol, smoking, vaping, etc. allowed during the Sunflower Stroll at Scenic Isle Farm.
Q: Can we bring our dog?
A: Yes, we welcome well-behaved dogs on a short leash. We don't want dog poop in our sunflowers, please clean up after them and don't lead them off the main trails.
Q: Do you rent out the space for yoga classes, gatherings, etc?
A: Contact Alix at [email protected] with more details.
Q: Are you open to the public seven days a week?
A: No, we will be closed Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for other events and gatherings.
Q: What do you grow on the farm and are the blooms grown organically?
A: We’re the fifth generation of Shermans to farm this land, continuing a proud legacy with deep roots in the prairie soil. Today, we grow our signature Sugar Hubbard squash, host a beloved community pumpkin patch, and cultivate vibrant sunflower fields for all to enjoy. Our farm is spray-free—we never use chemicals or pesticides on any of our crops—so you can feel good about what you’re bringing home.
Q: Are there any ziplines, rides, bouncy houses, etc.?
A: Nope. We are located in the heart of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, and part of our role is to help maintain the rural character of the magnificent landscape of Ebey's prairie. We are a working farm, not an event facility, so the visitor experience is geared towards the unique experience of visiting a multi-generational family farm, rather than an amusement park like setting.
Q: Have sunflowers been grown on the prairie in the past?
A: Yes! Many farmers have grown sunflowers, including lots of family members, but as far as we know, we are the first to open up a farm for visitors to explore and roam the flower fields.
We ask that visitors stay in the sunflower area; we are surrounded by working farms and crops that are not meant for treading on. Thanks for respecting your local farmers. 🌻😊
Our Grandma Jean Sherman (1919-2019) next to a Mammoth!
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2024 Sunflower field pre-bloom. Photo courtesy of: Snowberry Lane Photography
