You'll See Beautiful Fields Of Gold At These 5 Kansas Sunflower Fields

The sunflower state wouldn’t be the same without fields full of gold every fall. These Kansas sunflower fields are just some of our favorite places to see a field of gold under a wide open sky. It’s even better at sunset! Have you been to all of these locations before?

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Kansas Maze is a great place for getting lost in Kansas fields, but did you know they also have a great patch of sunflowers for you to view?

Address: 13209 E 82nd Ave, Buhler, KS 67522

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Grinter Farms is probably our most popular sunflower viewing location but for good reason. There's nothing like a whole sea of gold flowing under our beautiful skies.

Address: 24154 Stillwell Rd, Lawrence, KS 66044

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This one might not be marked as part of a pumpkin patch, but it's bound to be a lot less busy than Grinter Farms. You can avoid the thousands that flock to the giant sunflower patches and instead enjoy a smaller slice of the same beauty.

Address: 901-921 E 1450 Rd, Lawrence, KS 66046

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This little dairy farm is also home to not only a pumpkin patch, but a gorgeous field of sunflowers perfect for photos and frolicking.

Address: 8135 South 119th St W, Clearwater, KS 67026

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This pumpkin patch is another example of a great two-for-one adventure. You get sunflowers in the same place you get pumpkins, and everyone has a great time with the arrival of fall.

Address: 10001 NW US Hwy 77, Burns, KS 66840

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Do you have any favorite sunflower locations you like to see every year? If you’ve already seen these fields, then why not take a beautiful hike instead? There are many ways to spend your time exploring Kansas’ beauty.