Mountain Farm Sunflowers

Tucked above the coast near Broadway and Broad Haven, Mountain Farm Sunflowers gives visitors a stunning Pembrokeshire sunflower experience, with the field expected to bloom from late July into August 2026 (the flowers set their own timetable, so it’s worth checking ahead before you travel).

While the field is still growing, the farm’s Sunset Stopover lets campervans and motorhomes settle in overnight for a peaceful evening under open skies. Once the field opens to day visitors, families can wander through rows of golden blooms with the sea on the horizon, pick their own sunflower stems to take home, and bring dogs along on a lead. It’s a working farm too, home to a small herd of Hereford cattle, with the field running from end of July through to early September.

About Mountain Farm Sunflowers

Mountain Farm Sunflowers sits on a working farm in Broadway, near Broad Haven on the Pembrokeshire coast. The farm is a short walk to Broad Haven Beach and Little Haven village. It’s postcode often leads to a different part of the farm, so a top tip would be to use what3words radiating.comedy.hidden instead and follow the sunflower signs.

Prices and opening times

Entry costs £5 per car, which includes five free sunflower stems to pick, with extra stems at £1.50 each. The field is open daily from 10am until sunset. If you fancy staying longer, campervans and motorhomes can book an overnight stopover on the hard standing for £20 a night, though vehicles need their own onboard toilet as there are no facilities on site. Dogs are welcome throughout, as long as they’re kept on a lead.

FAQs

If Mountain Farm Sunflowers sounds like your kind of place, and you fancy more of a Pembrokeshire sunflower experience, we’ve plenty more suggestions to add to your family days bucket list, take a look at our full guide to summer attractions in West Wales for more family friendly options across the region.