Visit the Flower Field
Visit Shropshire Petal Fields
Come and visit the Shropshire Petals flower field! Once a year we open our flower field to the public when the flowers are at their best, so you can bring the family and wander through acres of delightful delphiniums, cornflowers, sunflowers and more!
Our Petal Fields are now closed for 2026. Thank you to everyone that visited and showed their support despite a difficult growing season. For info on our 2027 Petal Field visit: www.shropshirepetalfields.co.uk
We've are teaming up with award winning event company, Shropshire Festivals, to offer an out of this world experience!
What to expect from Petal Fields
A myriad of pink, blue, purple, yellow and white flowers, that will delight adults and children alike. From delphiniums, to cornflowers, sunflowers to wildflowers immerse yourself in the beauty nature has to offer.
Make memories that will last a lifetime.
When you can visit?
We'll be open again in Summer 2027, make sure to sign up to our mailing list for the latest updates.
Where can I buy tickets?
You can visit our dedicated website shropshirepetalfields.co.uk to order your tickets when the box office is live.
Please book your tickets before visiting our flower field. If you have any questions, we've got lots of helpful FAQ's on our website, you can also email us at petalfields@shropshirepetals.com
Where is the flower field
If you came to our flower field last year, it won't be in exactly the same spot. To maintain good farming practises, we rotate our flower field each year as we also grow a variety of different crops on our family run farm, including potatoes, wheat and oil seed rape.

Find out more
For a behind the scenes access to the flower field follow our Facebook or Instagram pages. We love to see your pictures too, so make sure to tag us when you visit, we will do our best to feature you!
For more information please visit our dedicated website www.shropshirepetalfields.co.uk

Thank you to everyone that visited our flower field last year, it was incredible! If you managed to visit we'd love to see your photos, make sure to tag us on your snaps on Instagram or Facebook



