Visiting the Farm

No.

Our Farm Store is open regular hours and does not require a parking pass or farm pass.

No, it is included with your $15 farm pass.


Yes! U-pick is offered when the lavender is in bloom. Typically our earliest bloomers begin around late June, bloomers are typically in full force around the second weekend in July. Please note that lavender cannot be cut if it is raining or if it hasn't bloomed out yet. You’ll simply need to purchase a farm pass before hand. Parking + admission is included in the price of the pass, as well as a bouquet of lavender you cut from the field and a glass of lavender lemonade!

Yes, but mostly for demonstration purposes.

We do not have restrooms, but will have portables available.​


Of course! We only ask that you keep your children with you and supervise them at all times for their safety.

If you are sick, or experiencing any flu like symptoms, please visit us another time.


While we love dogs and other pets, they are not allowed on the farm. Only registered service animals will be permitted. 


Sure please take with you what you bring in.


We will have tables set up both inside and outside the barn. Blankets are welcome too. 


We do not have a liquor license and cannot serve wine. We do have delicious lavender lemonade, though!


We have trail mix, water, soft drinks and lavender lemonade in our shop, but we do not have boxed lunches. We recommend stopping in to one of our village restaurants like Humble Moon, Hop Dish & Vine, Little Lark Bakery, Stockholm Pie Shop or The Palate for lunch or grab something to take with to our Farm. We just ask that you take with you what you bring in. We offer some seating and blankets to take up to the fields for a picnic lunch.

Your farm pass comes with a glass of lavender lemonade. Water and other soft drinks are also available for purchase. 

Yes! If you are visiting the farm and would like to take pictures on anything other than a phone or small camera, you’ll need to arrange a session. Photographers are granted entrance to the farm select Thursdays between 6pm - 8pm.

Schedule a session here.

No. We are a working farm, which means unpaved paths and land. We do try to keep our paths clear of debris for ease of wheelchair access and will do our best to accommodate you during your visit. We can even bring products out to your car to shop. We do not have ramps or handicap accessible bathrooms at this time. 


We are happy to drive people who might need some assistance up to the fields whenever possible. If you would like to schedule a special time on Thursdays to visit the farm, please contact us.