Posted in Missouri August 12, 2020 by

There’s A Sunflower Maze In Missouri That’s Just As Magnificent As It Sounds

Can you think of anything better than strolling through rows and rows of cheerful sunflowers, swaying in the slight summer breeze? How about if those sunflowers create a maze from which you’ll have to find a way out? A brand new sunflower maze in Missouri will be making its debut at Brookdale Farms this summer, and you won’t want to miss it.

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Brookdale Farms will debut its first sunflower maze this August, welcoming visitors to meander through the sunflowers and to snap photos.
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The sunflower maze will tentatively open the week of August 24, 2020. (However, that could change. It all depends on how fast the sunflowers grow.)
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Because the sunflower peak lasts just a few weeks, you'll definitely want to find time to visit within that timeframe. The maze will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Admission costs $5 per person in cash. (If you don't have cash, you can use the ATM at the farm.)
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Before you head over to the park, make sure you slip on sturdy shoes as the terrain can sometimes get rocky and muddy. However, the sunflower maze is designed to be handicap accessible.
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Bring your camera with you for unforgettable photographs of your adventure through the sunflower maze. Always stay on the path, and do not trample on the sunflowers.
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Guests are expected to respect the sunflowers and the animals who live on the farm. Failure to do so could result in being removed from the farm without a refund.
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Sign up for updates to find out the official opening date for the sunflower maze.
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Check out the official website of Brookdale Farms. Or, go here for Facebook.
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Do you plan to visit this sunflower maze in Missouri? Join the conversation in the comments! For another fun summer adventure, head over to Long Row Lavender Farm in Wright City.

Address: Eureka, MO, USA