You've found a little family farm at the foot of the Olympic Mountains — more than 2,200 lavender plants, a barnyard full of characters, and a whole day's worth of things to do. Here's everything you can see and do while you're here.
Wander at your own pace — there's no wrong way to spend a day at the farm. Start anywhere.
Grab shears and a ribbon at the Farm Shop and cut your own bundle from more than 2,200 plants across heritage varieties. Dried, it holds its scent for months.
Meet our smiling babydoll sheep, Nigerian Dwarf goats Puzzles & Bambi, and our flock of Lavender Orpington chickens.
Watch fresh-cut lavender become essential oil in our copper still — the same design used in Provence. Steam does all the work.
Free outdoor games woven through the gardens — cornhole, safe axe throwing by the waterfall, a little garden mini golf past our windmill, ladder toss, and our custom claw machines — to enjoy while perusing the lavender.
Climb the giant chair for a panoramic photo with the lavender rows and Olympic Mountains behind you. Rosemary and oregano grow at its feet.
Peek into where summer is preserved — lavender hangs upside down in the shade to lock in its color and scent before becoming sachets and wreaths.
Handmade oils, soaps, sachets, and treats — all grown right here. Cool down with lavender lemonade and lavender ice cream.
Open Fri–Sun, 10 AM – 4 PM through bloom season. Extended to 7 PM Fri & Sat and 5 PM Sun during the Sequim Lavender Festival, July 17–19, 2026.
Admission and parking are free — and so is everything to play. The outdoor games and activities — cornhole, safe axe throwing, garden mini golf, claw machines — are little extras woven into the farm visit, to enjoy while perusing the lavender. Included, no charge, ever. U-pick lavender and farm-shop goods are the only things with price tags.
Kids and leashed dogs are welcome. Restrooms and shaded picnic areas are on site — bring a blanket and stay a while.
First stop: the Farm Shop — check in there for U-pick shears, tour times, and game info.