2026 Guide to Fields, U‑Pick & Visiting Sequim, Washington Lavender Farms
Visitors often ask us “what are the best lavender farms in Sequim?” and “What are other lavender farms we should visit?” To help, we put together this guide so you can plan your trip in advance!
In 2026, Sequim’s lavender season — one of Washington state’s most scenic floral displays — typically runs from late June through early August, with peak bloom in mid-July.
Top Lavender Farms to visit in Sequim
Here are our top recommendations for lavender farms to visit, that are open all summer long! Read below for more information about why we recommend each farm, and a list of additional farms for you to check out during your visit.
EDIT: Unfortunately, our previous farm recommendations Fleurish Lavender of Lost Mountain and In Bloom Lavender Farm have both closed to the public. We’ll be sure to update this page if that changes!
We would be disingenuous if we put another farm first. We think our farm, Lavender Connection, is the best lavender farm in Sequim (or let’s be honest: the entire world.)
40+ Varieties of Lavender
We have the most varieties of lavender for U-cut in Sequim (approximately 40 as of 2026). In addition, we have even more newly planted in the fields and additional unique species to view in our garden. With so many shades of purple, pink, and white, and our historic dairy barn in the background, it’s easy to get a phone’s worth of Instagrammable shots to make your friends and family jealous — one of the many reasons visitors list Lavender Connection among the top lavender farms in Sequim..
Lavender Essential Oil Sampling
Also, because we have so many varieties planted, we distill more than 20 different varieties of lavender essential oil. We don’t know of any other lavender farm, anywhere, with so many! At our “aromatic tasting bar” in the distillation gazebo you can learn how we extract lavender essential oil from the plants, and smell/sample the different varieties – which are available to purchase. You’ll start to pick up on the different scent profiles; it’s like a wine tasting for your nose! (And it’s always free to do.)
Shop, Picnic & Play
Our spacious gift shop is located in the barn, and features bath, body, and home products all made by hand, by us, with our lavender. We also have treats like shortbread cookies, chocolate, and lavender ice cream. The farm is always free to visit, and there’s no time limit – we encourage you to bring a picnic and stay the entire afternoon if you want! Even your pets are welcome, as long as they’re leashed. We also have chickens (keep an eye out for Fern the Naughty Chicken who is a gifted escape artist and likes to visit with customers) and we sell their farm fresh eggs when they’re available.
For more details on location, visiting hours and activities at Lavender Connection, see our Visit the Farm page.
Now that our shameless plug is out of the way, on to the rest of the list! One of the best parts of visiting the lavender farms of Sequim is that there are so many lavender farms in close proximity to each other, and to other amazing places like the Dungeness Spit and Olympic National Park. You can spend an entire weekend exploring and still not scratch the surface of all there is to see. Thus, most people who visit our farm don’t just turn around and go home when they’re done – they plan to go to another lavender farm, and they want to know our insider recommendations for where to head next. After asking a few questions based on what they liked about our farm, we can easily direct them to where to go.
So read on for our recommendations for where to go after visiting Lavender Connection!
If you like the multi-generational “family farm” feel of Lavender Connection, you will also love B&B Family Farm (and the family who runs it). They offer regular free farm tours where you can learn about the process of lavender farming (including a peek inside their barn at production and lavender drying) – no need for a reservation. They are also the biggest lavender farm in Sequim, with 12 acres and more than 14,000 plants! B&B Family Farm is one of the largest and most popular Sequim lavender farms to visit along the lavender trail.
If you’re fascinated by all the different varieties of lavender we grow, we encourage you to check out Fleurish Lavender. They only have 10 or so varieties out in their fields, but they offer a viewing garden with 100 different varieties of lavender to see! Tucked away in the foothills, this farm is surrounded by forest which is incredibly peaceful. Also, they have alpacas, so. You have to go see the alpacas.
If you love the photo ops at Lavender Connection, your next best spot for pictures is Jardin du Soleil Lavender. Nestled against hundreds of acres of protected wildlife, Jardin du Soleil offers gorgeous, sweeping vistas of lavender fields, making it another one of Sequim’s top destinations for photos.They also have goats and chickens! They offer special events throughout the summer, like Brunch in the Blooms – be sure to check out their website. Please note that during special events and Sequim Lavender Weekend, they will charge a fee.
Want to stay on a lavender farm? In Bloom Lavender has an airbnb right on the property! Located on the former Olympic Lavender Farm property, In Bloom Lavender offers mountain views, ocean breezes, lush forests, and pastoral pastures. They’ve also got a kids play area for when your little ones start to get restless!
More Great Farms in Sequim (that are open all summer):
- Cedarbrook Lavender: Here in Sequim during the off season and looking for lavender gifts? Cedarbrook has a year‑round lavender stop in downtown Sequim!
- Victor’s Lavender: Looking for lavender plants? Victor’s sells the most lavender plants of different varieties and sizes than anywhere else in Sequim.
- Fat Cat Garden & Gifts: Our neighbors at Fat Cat have U-cut flowers to complement your Sequim lavender bouquets!
These farms are all worth visiting and offer unique experiences throughout the summer. If you want to make a day or weekend of it, our Sequim Lavender Trail blog offers an explanation of the route and helpful tips for experiencing multiple farms in one visit.
Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Sequim Lavender Farms
When is the best time to visit lavender farms in Sequim?
While the peak bloom is in mid-July, all of the farms we recommend are open from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day (and some even longer). Visiting lavender farms in Sequim earlier or later in the season lets you enjoy smaller crowds, peaceful scenery, and unique photo opportunities. Be sure to check individual farm hours before you go for the most accurate timing.
When is peak bloom for lavender in Sequim?
Bloom season generally runs from late June through mid-August, with Peak bloom (lavender at its most vibrant) in mid-July. Note that Peak Bloom = Peak Crowds, so if you’re determined to visit in mid-July we recommend coming Friday or Monday (skip the weekends) and morning rather than afternoon. Be sure to plan extra time to travel and consider staying overnight if you come on the weekend!
Are Sequim lavender farms open every summer?
Most of the popular lavender farms in Sequim — including Lavender Connection, B&B Family Farm, and Jardin du Soleil — are open to the public throughout the summer season. Some smaller farms may only be open during peak bloom or special events, so it’s best to verify on the farm’s website. Check out the City of Sequim visitor information page to see a full list of lavender farms in Sequim, including those only open on Sequim Lavender Weekend.
Do I need reservations to visit Sequim lavender farms?
For general visits and walking through fields, reservations aren’t usually required at farms during the regular season. However, special events or tours (especially during Sequim Lavender Weekend) may require reservations, so check each farm’s event listings.
Is there a cost to visit the lavender farms?
Most Sequim lavender farms offer free admission to explore the fields and take photos. Some events (like brunches or special events) may have fees. Some farms charge admission during Sequim Lavender Weekend so be sure to check their websites and event pages for info. Lavender Connection farm never charges a fee, even during Sequim Lavender Weekend / Sequim Lavender Festival.
Which lavender farm in Sequim is best for photos?
Lavender Connection is known for its colorful fields, historic dairy barn backdrop, and numerous varieties that make excellent photo opportunities. Jardin du Soleil also has sweeping views and beautiful floral scenery ideal for pictures.
Are pets allowed at Sequim lavender farms?
Policies vary by farm, but most farms — including Lavender Connection — welcome leashed pets on the property during regular visiting hours. Always check individual farm guidelines before bringing your animal.
What should I bring on my visit to lavender farms?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, water, and a camera. If you plan to picnic at Lavender Connection, bring a blanket or picnic supplies. Summer weather in Sequim is usually warm and sunny but not hot — perfect for a day outdoors.
Can I cut my own lavender at the farms?
Yes — all the farms we’ve recommended including Lavender Connection offer U‑cut lavender options, where you can pick your own bundles for a small fee. Please note that U-cut doesn’t open until the lavender is in bloom, usually no later than the first weekend of July.
There are many *more* lavender farms in Sequim – too many to list. Keep in mind that not all farms in Sequim are open all summer (some are open only in July, or only during Sequim Lavender Weekend) – though the ones we’ve recommended are open all season. So always check ahead for days/hours as you plan your trip. Your best bet is to head over to www.sequimlavender.org to view the farms that are open all summer, check out the Events page, and download the Driving & Cycling Guide for the Sequim Lavender Trail. See you this summer!
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