Lavender Field Visit

⏲ 45-60 Minutes

◻︎ Sensible outdoor closed shoes with socks
◻︎ Protection from the sun and bugs
◻︎ A refillable water bottle
◻︎ A camera
◻︎ In the case of a light rain: rain boots and a poncho

Note: The lavender field is at the top of a hill and requires walking up an incline with uneven terrain to access.

We are at the mercy of Mother Nature, as she determines when various cultivars begin to bloom and how long those blooms will last. Our English cultivars are typically the first to start blooming in early June, followed by our French cultivars in late June/early July. The peak bloom is typically the third and fourth weeks of June, lasting into the first two weeks of July, with variations from season to season. Consult our Bloom Schedule to see past images of the fields by date. Check our Instagram or Facebook for Lavender Field Status updates in season.

The weather in our valley can be unpredictable. On the hilltop, we offer a shaded area with cooling mist, as well as climate-controlled spaces in the barn for guest comfort during high summer temperatures. In the event of light or intermittent rain, we suggest rain gear.  

For more severe weather, we may need to cancel/reschedule your visit.  In such cases, guests will receive a credit that can be used for future events or in the farm store. We closely monitor the forecast and will provide any weather-related updates the morning of your visit.

As we are limiting the number of guests who may visit the farm on any day, we regret that the reservation fee is non-refundable. You can modify your reservation date up to one week before your visit. If you must cancel please let us know in advance of the start of the event.