Grinter Farms
Grinter Farms
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Spring Hill, KS8 contributions
Aug 2017
I've heard about this place for years and how popular it is. It is nothing. And it is hard to find. Skip it.
Written June 7, 2018
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mikexprall
Lincoln, NE1 contribution
Oct 2018 • Friends
My daughter and friend made a 3 hour trip to see this sunflower farm as a weekend getaway. For fall break and Arrived today to find out that your attraction has closed and your web page hasn’t been updated to reflect this change. In my opinion it is a very poor way to run a business not to mention that this was the only reason for this trip was for a little rest and recreation they had heard great things about your establishment needless to say not updating your web page is very irresponsible of your business!!!!
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Miss informed
Ps I will not be making any recommendations.
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Miss informed
Ps I will not be making any recommendations.
Written October 13, 2018
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8newstart8
Baldwin City, KS2 contributions
Sep 2019 • Solo
I am so thankful that they allow the public to go there every year. Breathtaking sunflower field. The best time to go is not during the holiday or peak time because if you're Trying to take pictures everybody gets in your way. It's a beautiful place for portraits and other photography or just to admire the beauty. Just bring bug spray and be prepared there are no bathrooms. It is free but if you pick a flower they Ask you to put money in the Box or if you're doing for photogtaphy professionally it's a courtesy to pay.
Written September 10, 2019
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McKenzie
Overland Park, KS93 contributions
Sep 2017 • Couples
The Grinter family is so kind to have their farm open for free to visitors. Their sunflower fields are just gorgeous.. and you're even allowed to take one home for a donation! I've gone every year for 3 years... There's only about a week or two out of the year that the sunflowers are in bloom, usually in late August or early September. If you're in the KC/Lawrence area around then, you've gotta see the sunflower fields!
Written July 6, 2018
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Greg T
Lawrence, KS16 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
If the sunflowers are blooming, get out here with your selfie stick or bestie to take some photos you will cherish for a lifetime. You can't get a more iconic Kansas experience than this. Bring $20 and purchase something from their local crafts store to help assure this unique experience will stick around for the next generation to enjoy.
Written March 3, 2018
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WeGoOut
Peabody, MA225 contributions
Sep 2019
Sunflowers galore!
There is no admission fee and parking was no problem.
Grinter Farms has several fields of sunflowers and visitors can walk among the beautiful flowers. If you like photography, the possibilities are endless. We were there on a sunny September day and the combination of the sunshine and the glorious yellow fields was well worth the drive.
There is no admission fee and parking was no problem.
Grinter Farms has several fields of sunflowers and visitors can walk among the beautiful flowers. If you like photography, the possibilities are endless. We were there on a sunny September day and the combination of the sunshine and the glorious yellow fields was well worth the drive.
Written November 4, 2019
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Thundrdawg
Olathe, KS280 contributions
Sep 2017 • Solo
This was our second year to visit Grinter Farms. There isn’t anything more beautiful or peaceful (if you go very early in the AM) in the area. HIGHLY recommend going early morning, it’s worth the trip. Typically Labor Day weekend is insanity if they are in full bloom at that time. This amazing family open their amazing farm to tens of thousands of visitors free of charge. There are donation poles in various locations and strongly encourage folks to make even a nominal contribution to their efforts. It is an amazing place!!
Written October 7, 2017
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djmack15
Bella Vista, AR57 contributions
Sep 2016 • Family
This is a free attraction and is only available late August and early September (around Labor Day) when the sunflowers are in bloom. They plant 40 acres of sunflowers. Visitors are free to roam through the fields. Many picture opportunities. We were allowed to pick as many sunflowers as we wanted for $1 per bloom. This is a very popular place.
Written September 12, 2016
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Molly B
8 contributions
Sep 2020 • Family
My family, boyfriend and a friend of mine finally went out to Grinter Farms last week after hearing so many good things about it. It was truly a beautiful sight, and looking down the field it looked like the blooming sunflowers were never going to end! Wonderful spot for pictures and relaxation. 🌻
Written September 16, 2020
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LTD53
Lawrence, KS102 contributions
Oct 2018
Grinter's has been a great experience over the last couple years. We've enjoyed seeing the sunflowers and spending time outside in great weather. We highly recommend visiting Grinter's
Written September 3, 2019
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When is the 2018 season? It’s been so hot is it earlier this year??
Written July 15, 2018
Is there pop up camper parking available at the farm? We plan to visit before going to camp site.
Written August 8, 2017
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