Purple Haze Organic Lavender Farm

The Purple Haze Lavender Farm is wonderfully quaint. The property is beautiful and you are free to walk the grounds. You’ll find chickens, bunnies, and even a peacock! The lavender rows are beautiful and even though we came late in the season there was plenty left to pick. There is a small gift shop and the best little ice cream and lemonade stand. We had the Lavender Lemon Chiffon ice cream and it was delicious! You can sit at beautiful little picnic tables surrounded by the smell of lavender while you eat. The grounds are dog friendly, they even have water bowls out for the pups. I recommend stopping for a short break from the road, it’s so worth it!

Cute little lavender farm. As soon as you approach the fields, you smell the lavender. Smells heavenly! They have a few chairs and other photo props. The gift shop is cute, however, small selection of items to purchase. The ice cream stand has some unique lavender flavors, but not sure it’s worth $4 for the two very small scoops you get. However, given there’s no charge to visit and donPhotoshoots at the farm, I think it’s fair. Worth a visit.

I loved this farm!! It’s small and cozy, and there are so many ways to enjoy your visit. They can show the oil making process by appointment, there are bunnies living on site, there’s a little stand with lavender ice creams and drinks, a shop with lavender products, and of course the fields themselves!! I loved walking the grounds and sitting on the back porch of the shop to relax and look over the fields and flowers. Highly recommend.

Came by on August 11, and most of the lavender were already cut and gone. I think this farm would have been gorgeous a couple weeks ago, but it's still nice for some simple photos. There's a midsized field left for photos, and a couple rows for U-Pick. U-Pick costs $5/bundle, though parking and visiting are both free!nnWe had some of the lavender ice cream, specifically the lavender white chocolate, lavender chiffon, and lavender peppermint flavors. My favorite was the lavender white chocolate!

A beautiful little stop on our road trip. Though we came in September when the lavender was generally harvested, there were still blossoms to see and smell. They allow you to pick your own. There is also ice cream for sale.