Discover some of the prettiest flowers in Spartanburg County at The Peony Fields in Inman, SC.
Every spring, you can watch new varieties bloom, capture breathtaking photos, and experience unique events year after year. Many of us have made a point to check out this gorgeous place, and we’re sharing everything you need to visit The Peony Fields!
Quick Look at The Peony Fields (2026)
🌸 What to Expect: Over 6,000 gorgeous peonies, pre-cut flowers for sale, a bouquet bar for DIY arrangements, plus special scavenger hunts NEW in 2026
🎟️ Admission: $10 / person OR $25 / season pass, which allows you to return week after week as different varieties bloom!
⏰ Hours: 10 am – 4 pm, 7 days / week from April 16th, 2026 through May, while blooms last!
📍 Address: 379 Red Maple Road, Inman, SC 29349 — This is a private family home, so please only visit during open hours.
⛔️ NOTE: U-Pick is CLOSED in 2026! Expected to return in 2027.
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The Peony Fields Story
The Peony Fields is a vibrant, family-rooted peony farm located in northern Spartanburg County, South Carolina, near the North Carolina border. Founded in 2015 by Erin, the farm began as a small flower-growing endeavor on an 11-acre former peach orchard.
While it originally featured a variety of flowers, it quickly blossomed into a full-fledged peony farm thanks to Erin’s love for the bloom and the emotional connection many visitors shared! Touched by the beautiful sight and fragrance, many visitors associate these peonies with cherished memories of grandmothers, mothers, and other loved ones.
In 2024, The Peony Fields officially opened its gates to the public for the first time, creating a welcoming space for guests to explore rows upon rows of breathtaking peonies in bloom.
What started as a family project — with Erin’s five children pitching in during the early, labor-intensive days — has evolved into a beloved local destination. Although most of her children have moved on to “air-conditioned” careers, their contributions helped shape the farm’s strong foundation. In recent years, friends, family, and loyal visitors have joined the team to support the farm’s growth and operations.
From a humble start of 200 peony roots, the farm now boasts over 6,000 plants from over 50 varieties. Erin uses special growing techniques, planting peonies in elevated mounds to avoid soggy roots and ensure they receive the right amount of chill hours and soil conditions to thrive.
Why Visit The Peony Fields
When you visit The Peony Fields, you are in for a treat! Several of us at Kidding Around have visited this gorgeous flower farm in Spartanburg County, and there’s a reason we keep sharing it: These full, fragrant flowers create an experience unlike any other.
You’ll find a wide, flat field of blushing flowers in shades like coral, bright pink, and white in front of a pretty farmhouse overlooking a private pond. You’ll want to wear closed-toed shoes for navigating the uneven ground, and keep your eyes open for the occasional anthill. The fields are in full sun, so we recommend packing some sunscreen or even a sun hat, too!
Farm tours are available from 9 am to 10 am on weekdays only, and require a special ticket to participate. These tours are a wonderful way to get acquainted with the property, and your knowledgable guide will tell you all about the newest peony varieties on the farm and even how to plant your own!
Plan to take lots of pictures of both the flowers and your family against this rare spring backdrop. Grab a guest guide when you arrive for a map of the flower fields, details on the different varieties, and brand new photo scavenger hunts to guide your visit. New in 2026, you can also participate in a scent scavenger hunt, and help The Peony Fields capture the unique fragrance beloved by so many visitors.
If you’re planning a proposal or celebrating a special milestone, this is a stunning spot to capture that magic moment! You can book The Peony Fields as a professional photography venue, or take as many photos as you want on your mobile phone. Consider packing a picnic lunch when your visit, too, or book a private date night with The Peony Field’s evening picnic packages.
Need a break? There are places to sit around the field, and more benches down by the pond. Restrooms are available, as well, so you don’t have to worry about any potty emergencies with little ones! Visit the gift shop for pre-cut flowers, a DIY bouquet bar, and more souvenirs to take home with you, too.
No pets are allowed, so be sure to leave those furry friends at home.
⛔️ NOTE: U-Pick is CLOSED in 2026 and expected to return in 2027.
When to Visit The Peony Fields
Each spring, the peony fields start to bloom in mid-April and last through May. Different varieties bloom at different times, but usually you can expect the peak blooms right around the middle of the season.
Admission costs $10 per person in 2026, or you can buy a season pass for $25 per person. We highly recommend the season pass so you can visit week after week as the different varieties bloom! It’s incredible to see the fields transform over just a few weeks, and you’ll love having access to this dazzling escape in the great outdoors.
If you’d like to take advantage of special events at The Peony Fields, then plan ahead to purchase those tickets separately. Farm tours make a great field trip option for kids and adult gardeners alike, accommodating up to 30 people at a time. Evening picnics are a wonderful way for couples and families to make cozy memories amongst the flowers together, and are available for groups of 2-4 people.
We’re keeping our eyes open for other special events, too, like watercolor classes and more that may be announced as the season goes on! Follow The Peony Fields on Facebook and Instagram for the latest announcements.
And don’t forget to check back in fall, when you might get to experience Ugly Season at The Peony Fields! In previous years, The Peony Fields has hosted special events for aspiring gardeners to shop their root collection and take workshops on dividing and planting roots.
Meet Erin: The Peony Fields Founder
Q: What inspired you to start The Peony Fields?
A: I started with a variety of flowers, but peonies always held a special place in my heart. I noticed that many people connected with them too — they’d often share stories about a grandmother or mother who grew peonies. There’s something deeply nostalgic and comforting about them.
Q: How did your family get involved in the farm?
A: It started as a family project. I have five kids — four grown now, and one still at home. In the early years, they helped a lot with planting and weeding. It was a ton of hard work, and now that they have more “cushy” indoor jobs, they’ve stepped back. But their help was a huge part of how we got started.
Q: What makes peonies so special to grow?
A: They’re a bit picky! You have to plant them with the “eyes” just right — not too deep. They need cold weather to bloom properly and don’t like being overwatered. That’s why we plant in raised mounds to keep them happy and thriving.
Q: Are there new plans for the future?
A: We’re excited to keep growing! Over the years, we have added family, friends and followers to work with us to expand
