Hunter Valley Sunflowers, Largs

What you can pick, and when

Crop	Season	Price
sunflowers	Jan to May, exact bloom window announced closer to the time	$3 a stem

Contact

Address 125 McKimms Road, Largs NSW 2320
Email info@hvsunflowers.com.au
Directions Open in Google Maps

Before you go

Open select open days during the bloom window, announced on social media
Booking Book ahead of your visit
Entry $7 per person, kids under 12 free (20% donated to Cancer Council)
Payment cash or card
On site toilets, parking, dogs allowed and picnic area

The field is usually at peak bloom for around 10 to 12 days, historically late March to early April, though exact dates shift each year with the weather. Bring secateurs or scissors, or buy some on site. Dogs welcome on a lead. Wear sturdy shoes and long pants as the paddock grass can be long. No drones.

About Hunter Valley Sunflowers

Hunter Valley Sunflowers is a family owned flower farm at Largs, just outside Maitland in the Hunter Valley, growing a sunflower field that opens to the public for pick your own during its bloom window each year. Visitors can cut their own sunflowers, walk through the field, take photos among the flowers and picnic in the paddock.

Entry is $7 a person with children under 12 free, and 20 percent of the entry fee is donated to the Cancer Council. Sunflowers themselves are $3 a stem, cut with your own secateurs or ones bought on site. The farm generally opens somewhere between January and May, with the field usually at its best for around ten to twelve days, historically in late March or early April, though exact opening days depend on the weather and are announced on social media closer to the time.

Toilets and parking are available on site, and dogs are welcome on a lead. Because the paddock grass can be long, visitors are advised to wear sturdy shoes and long pants, and no drones are permitted.