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Applestem Corn Maze/pumpkin patch/sunflowers

Applestem Corn Maze/pumpkin patch/sunflowers is a pumpkin patch in Craig, Montana with flowers. Visitors can find a corn maze and flowers.

Closed for the season

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the farm's website · 12 pages read

Plan your visit

Usual hours when open
  • Friday (Sunflower Days): 5pm-9pm
  • Saturday (Sunflower Days): 1pm-9pm
+1 more hours
  • Sunday (Sunflower Days): 1pm-6pm
The farm lists several schedules (store, picking, seasons).
Where
2987 Craig Frontage Rd
Craig, MT 59648
Lewis and Clark County
Good to know
  • Restrooms
  • Wheelchair accessible
How to pay
  • Cash
  • Credit and debit cards
  • Checks
Pick and buy
U-pick: Sunflowers
Sells: Pumpkins
Order
  • Online store

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Before you go
  • As of Nov 4, 2026, the farm's website says it is closed for the season. See the farm's notice
  • Cell service is extremely limited, so download or print online tickets before visiting.
  • Bring your own wagon to transport pumpkins.
  • The farm may close because of rain, snow, or very cold weather; visitors should call ahead.

What's here and when

1 crop, all U-pick · From the farm's website

CropWhen
SunflowersVisitors may pick and purchase sunflowers during Sunflower Days. Ask the farm

Also at the farm

1 item · From the farm's website

Also from the farm
Pumpkins

Prices the farm lists

4 prices · From the farm's website

ItemPrice
Pumpkins$1.00 and up depending on the size and variety
General admission, ages 5 and older$13.00 per person
General admission, ages 4 and youngerFree with adult ticket
Sunflower Days admission, ages 5 and older$11.00 per person

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

Events and things to do

2 events · From the farm's website

  • Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch

    September 19-November 1, 2026

  • Sunflower Days

    August 7-29, 2027

  • 10-acre corn maze
  • Pumpkin patch
  • Farm animals
  • Sunflower fields, trails, and walking paths
  • Hay maze and net maze
  • Human foosball

Visiting and ordering

  • Restrooms
  • Hand-washing station
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Food or cafe
  • Picnic area
  • Farm animals include cows, sheep, ponies, horses, and goats.

Good to know

  • Dogs are allowed if leashed and cleaned up after.
  • Visitors should wear closed-toed shoes because the farm has rough pathways and attraction areas.

Ordering

  • Online store: Online tickets are planned, and tickets can also be purchased at the on-site booth.

About the farm

From the farm's website

  • Also: Flower farm

The farm is owned and operated by the Blackman family, including Scott, Raina, Loni, and Jean. Its agritourism venture gives visitors an interactive way to learn about farming and ranching. The operation is entering its 21st season and has a pumpkin patch. A notable feature is the four-acre sunflower area with 20 different varieties, trails, and walking paths.

Where this comes from

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