Lavender Connection

Love love love this place! Was trying another lavender farm but they closed on last Sunday so we found this place instead. Everyone was so welcoming and they had tons of goodies made from lavender. Would definitely come back next time.
Also, they sell lavender ice cream there, the chocolate one is soo yummy!

Such a lovely farm. Beautiful set up and maintained. Parked and welcomed by the sent of lavender- they have the essential oil set up outside to educate on the varieties of lavender. Really interesting and genuinely happy to share. I loved their little shop with a variety of products. I would come back here again and encourage people to stop by and check it out. The hiking of the bees was very soothing and beautiful.

This was the first lavendar farm I have visited and it was a great one at that! Due to Covid, they are only open by appointment only and making it was easy enough via email. They were responsive and getting schedule was very easy as they were very accommodating. You get an hour there which is plenty if time to take photos, upick, and shop.

When we arrived, we were one of two parties and basically had the place to ourselves. Masks are required and they ask if different groups are present to remain 6 feet apart or 2 lavender bushes away. We were never close to the second group so this wasn't an issue. They are unique in that they have 40+ varieties of lavender there and we learned about their essential oil process and the different kinds of scents from the lavender. They had Upick for $5 for a large bunch and everything was fair game. The also had a little store front (one party allowed at a time) with beautiful products for cooking, home use, and bath/body. Of the products I've tried, the dried lavender sachet has been great in my home, we made the lavender biscuits which were delicious, and I am enjoying the lavender salve on skin irritations. I bought a few bath products I can't wait to use.

Overall, we had a wonderful time, we didn't feel rushed at all, and enjoyed this cute little farm. I would definitely go back and recommend this to anyone looking to go to a lavender farm that is a nice little drive away from the city.

This lavender farm was amazing! When we first got there, we were greeted warmly and told all about the lavender. We took plenty of photos. My favorite lavender kind was the Loddon Blue. Once we smelled most of them, we went into a lovely gift shop! We got lavender cookies, lip balm, candles, and salve. After, we went back out to smell and look at the rest of the lavender. It was a very joyful and beautiful experience!

What a lovely lavender farm experience! We were greeted warmly as we arrived, and given a map of the lavender varieties. After capturing our fill of photos in the field, we went to the aromatic tasting bar where we were educated about the varieties and the nuances of the many oils that this engineer/farmer creates. We found our favorite to take home with us, along with shortbread cookies, candles, lotion and lip balm from the lovely little farm shop. Every member of this family-owned business was helpful and engaging.
To top it off, their porta-potty is spotless! Seriously, you know it's unusual if it makes the five-star review!

Coming at end of season is not recommended - the lavender is grayed out - I would tell people - July is latest if you want maximum purple. Despite this we were able to cut one bundle and I love the family type business vibe - they have a nice store with lavender cookies, lavender mix to make shortbread and other various knick knacks. Also have a shop where you can learn about lavender oils. I would visit multiple farms if you make it up to Sequim and this should be on your list - not the largest but love supporting small business.

Perfect place to bring cheese and a bottle of wine or a picnic. Absolutely picturesque! Welcoming staff.

Wonderful small farm! The fields are small but very well-maintained with excellent walking paths between the rows. Price for each bunch of u-cut is $5, plus they have other sundries (sachets, oils, whatnot) for sale in their barn. I really appreciated their attention to safety during this COVID mess too: must set an appointment online (which I'm sure hurts them for any drive-bys but ensures best social distancing while cutting the lavender) plus sanitized scissors for cutting and hand sanitizer everywhere. Super nice, friendly and knowledgeable people.

We came at the end of the season and still got to enjoy the farm, sample and buy a few lavender oils. Really love this experience!

Wowza. From the moment we called, the people at this farm were kind and helpful. We made an appointment and were welcomed. They were wonderful about adhering and perhaps even bypassing rules for Covid, which was thoughtful. During our stay we learned a lot about lavender, cooking with lavender, how they produce essential oils, and visited (and purchased soap, a mask, and a baking mix from) their wonderful gift shop. I highly recommend this place.