Sunflower Festival At Sweet Eats Fruit Farm In Texas This Fall

Sunflowers are the embodiment of happiness – it’s impossible to look at their bright yellow petals and not crack a smile. You’ll be grinning from ear to ear all day at the Sunflower Festival at Sweet Eats Fruit Farm in Georgetown, where 1.5 acres of sunflowers are in full bloom. Towering at heights of up to eight feet, the multicolored blossoms are the perfect way to bid summer adieu and welcome fall.

Located in Georgetown, Sweet Eats Fruit Farm is the premier Central Texas destination for outdoor family fun.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Fruit Farm With u-pick produce and a whole host of seasonal activities, there’s always something going on.

From late June until mid-July, the farm hosts its annual Sunflower Festival, a wildly popular event that never fails to draw sizable crowds.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Fruit Farm The festival is such a hit, in fact, that the farm brings it back in September for an epic summer send-off.

You’ll get to frolic through a 1.5-acre field with 20 different varieties of sunflowers, each one a radiant beam of light that promises to fill you with joy.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Sunflower Farm The blooms seem to go on forever with no end in sight, creating a palpable air of enchantment.

Ranging in height from two to eight feet, many of the sunflowers are much taller than you and I.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Sunflower Farm Smiling down on you from above, the bright yellow blossoms are almost maze-like in nature. The only difference is that you wouldn’t mind getting lost in this maze!

Unlike during the midsummer festival, there will be no designated “no pick zones” in the field.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Sunflower Farm This means nothing is off-limits, so grab a bucket and start building your own personal bouquet.

One of the most fascinating things about the Sweet Eats sunflower field is that it boasts four different colors of blooms: black, purple, green, and yellow.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Sunflower Farm With all that variety at your fingertips, everyone gets to be a professional florist!

The highly anticipated Fall Festival also begins on the 18th, boasting 40 different types of pumpkins, a 4.5-acre corn maze, and over 30 other activities for all ages.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Fruit Farm General admission grants entry into both festivals, so you can enjoy double the fun for one price.

Address: 14400 East State Highway 29, Georgetown, TX 78626.

Google Maps The farm is open from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. daily (weather permitting) until October, when hours will be extended. Ticket prices vary (besides annual passes, which are always $59 per person), so visit the Sweet Eats website or Facebook page for details.

Have you ever been to the Sunflower Festival at Sweet Eats Fruit Farm? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experience in the comments section below! Tell us how it went, then check out our previous article for another fall festival in Texas with a beautiful sunflower field.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Fruit Farm

With u-pick produce and a whole host of seasonal activities, there’s always something going on.

The festival is such a hit, in fact, that the farm brings it back in September for an epic summer send-off.

Facebook/Sweet Eats Sunflower Farm

The blooms seem to go on forever with no end in sight, creating a palpable air of enchantment.

Smiling down on you from above, the bright yellow blossoms are almost maze-like in nature. The only difference is that you wouldn’t mind getting lost in this maze!

This means nothing is off-limits, so grab a bucket and start building your own personal bouquet.

With all that variety at your fingertips, everyone gets to be a professional florist!

General admission grants entry into both festivals, so you can enjoy double the fun for one price.

Google Maps

The farm is open from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. daily (weather permitting) until October, when hours will be extended. Ticket prices vary (besides annual passes, which are always $59 per person), so visit the Sweet Eats website or Facebook page for details.

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