You’ll Be Absolutely Delighted By The Endless Sunflower Fields At Mt. View Orchards In Oregon

The Beatles may have sung about Strawberry Fields Forever, but that's only because they never saw the sunflower fields at Mt. View Orchards. Nestled in the Hood River Valley, Mt. View Orchards is a 50-acre fruit farm that's positively perfect. In addition to boasting some of the most colorful, flavorful produce in the Beaver State, this idyllic farm is also a well-known event and wedding venue. There are seasonal blooms all throughout the year, each offering a different experience of the orchard, but it's the late-summer sunflower bloom that really, truly shines. Come and frolic through endless sunflower fields at Mt. View Orchards...we guarantee you'll be enchanted!

Majestic mountain views, farm-to-table dining, u-pick produce, and pure, pastoral perfection -- this is Mt. View Orchards in Oregon.

Located in what's colloquially referred to as the "Hood River Fruit Loop" region, Mt. View Orchards basks in the glory of Oregon's most iconic peak.

There's certainly some magic that happens here, too, as the Fruit Loop produces some of the sweetest, most succulent produce in the state.

Flowers thrive here, too.

Virtually all year long, you can find brightly-colored blooms and enchanting apple blossom fields at Mt. View Orchards.

But come August, the fields at Mt. View Orchards shine like the sun.

When it's sunflower season at Mt. View Orchards, the entire 50-acre farm is alight with golden yellow blooms that seem to stretch up and touch the heavens. It's an experience that's absolutely enchanting.

Imagine getting engaged (or married!) in a sea of sunflowers. Does it get any more memorable or special?

Not simply a pretty photo opp, the sunflower fields at Mt. View Orchards are also open for u-pick; be sure to follow the orchard on Facebook to learn more!

There are so many beautiful places in the Beaver State, but come late summer, this Oregon orchard quite literally shines above the rest. Learn more and stay up-to-date on the sunflowers at Mt. View Orchards website and Facebook page.