Lavender Connection is a small, family-owned and operated lavender farm that began welcoming visitors in 2004. We are nestled in the lowlands of the north end of the Dungeness Valley on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. Our 5½-acre farm boasts more than 2,500 lavender plants of 40 different varieties.
Our farm is open to the public throughout the summer season when the lavender is in bloom – check out our Visit page for hours and visitor information. For information about our historic dairy barn and preservation project, click here!
The Olson family (Rick, Susan, their daughter Rebecca, and her husband Doug) welcome you to come spend a summer day with us. Thank you for supporting small, family farms!
Lavender Connection is a founding member of the Washington Lavender Association, now Lavender Northwest, which works to promote lavender agritourism throughout the northwestern United States. We are also proud members of the Sequim lavender farm marketing collective Sequim Lavender Experience.
For the Love of Lavender
Recommended by Bellingham Alive magazine April, 2022 | “Towns to Transport You“
Featured on Tasting the Peninsula August 19th, 2021 | “Tasting the Peninsula Makes the Lavender Connection“
Recommended by Seattle Refined August 6, 2021 | “7 Northwest Lavender Fields to Visit this Summer“
Featured on King 5 News Evening Magazine July 23, 2020 | “Lavender fields: a perfect way to social distance”
Sequim Gazette June 12, 2019 | “Historic Sequim Barn Gets a Six Figure Make-over“
Northwest Military July 27, 2017 | “A day in Sequim“
Featured on King 5 News Evening Magazine July 12, 2016 | “Artisinal Lavender Soothes the Soul”