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One of the best parts of summer is all of the spectacular blooms that we get to see around the province. While blooms are pretty to look at it, it’s even better to experience being among them. And that’s why we’re super excited to announce that the Toronto Sunflower Festival is returning this month.
Starting on July 24th you and your friends or family will be able to walk through endless fields of beautiful sunflowers. You have access to 2km of walking trails to view these beauties from every angle. But this festival has a lot more than just flowers, there are also photo ops for your Instagram feed and even the opportunity to have a luxury picnic among the blooms.
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Thought that was it? Nope, you can also play a piano in the field or even participate in sunflower yoga. And if you happen to be bringing kids along you can check out Creature Quest for exotic animal demonstrations. There’s no way you’ll be bored at this beautiful festival and we highly recommend that you check it out.
Keep in mind that because these are blooms, they only last for so long, 2-3 weeks to be exact. So you’ll want to call ahead before you visit to make sure that you can indeed still see the flowers. Also, keep in mind that you may have to buy your tickets online and ahead of time due to COVID-19. For updates and more info, you can click below.
When: Begins July 24th
Where: 15770 Mountainview Rd. Caledon East, Ontario L7C 2V2
Cost: Adults 12+ $13.50, Under 12 Free
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