Visitors reach the flower fields at Pingle’s Farm by wagon ride, passing berry patches, seasonal crops, and blooming fields before arriving at a stunning display of more than 100,000 sunflowers and wildflowers. Lavender also blooms during Flower Days, depending on the timing of your visit.
Scattered throughout the fields are thoughtfully placed photo spots, including a vintage yellow door, a rustic swing, and hanging picture frames that perfectly frame the surrounding blooms. Rather than feeling staged, these simple installations blend naturally into the landscape, making the experience just as memorable as the scenery itself.
The farm offers far more than sunflower fields. Kids can explore the playland, visit the animal barn, and race down the giant slide hill. Guests can enjoy specialty food and drinks, fresh lemonade, and the farm’s popular apple cider doughnuts.
Flower Days
Live music adds to the atmosphere on most weekends, and the thoughtfully designed grounds make it easy to wander between the attractions and the blooms throughout your visit.
Timing your visit makes a difference. Sunflowers bloom throughout the Flower Days season, with staggered plantings helping extend the display over several weeks. Lavender, berries, and other seasonal crops also change throughout the summer, so no two visits are exactly alike.
Weekday mornings offer a quieter experience with fewer crowds, while weekends feature live music, food, and a livelier atmosphere. Since admission prices are lower online and popular dates can sell out quickly, it’s best to book your tickets in advance.
The Need To Know Details
- Location: Pingle’s Farm Market is located in Hampton, Ontario, about 45 minutes east of Toronto
- When to visit: Flower Days runs throughout the summer, with sunflowers, wildflowers, and lavender blooming at different times. It depends on weather and growing conditions
- Admission: General admission includes a wagon ride, access to the sunflower, wildflower, and lavender fields during Flower Days, plus entry to the playland
- Book ahead: Purchasing tickets online is recommended—you’ll save on admission, and popular dates can sell out. Timed entry also helps reduce wait times
- What to bring: Wear comfortable shoes, dress for the weather, and bring sun protection
- Good to know: The event is rain or shine. The farm is cashless (credit and debit are accepted at the event). Dogs are welcome on general admission days with a Pupflower ticket, though they are not permitted inside the market
