Farm Day Trips in Texas

Boutique working lavender farm outside Blanco with two lavender fields that are free to visit without a reservation and a farm shop of handmade lavender goods.

Countryside lavender farm north of Chappell Hill with free admission, a gift shop of lavender goods, picnic spots by a pond and gazebo, miniature goats, and seasonal cut-…

North Texas lavender farm with a café serving lavender lunches and treats, a gift shop of lavender bath and home goods, and cut-your-own lavender and flowers when the blo…

West Texas farm near Lubbock that turns its lavender and botanicals into infused syrups, cocktail and coffee kits, sugars and salts sold online and wholesale.

Family agritourism lavender farm near the I-10 and SH 183 junction outside Luling, planted in 2017, with a year-round farm store and you-pick lavender and cut flowers fro…

South Texas farm growing more than 25 lavender varieties, with free admission, quirky farm animals, a small coffee shop with homemade treats, and space for events.

Central Texas lavender retreat growing Spanish and Grosso lavender, with private adults-only casitas for overnight stays; the fields are otherwise closed to the public.

Hill Country horse ranch with lavender fields that makes its own lavender lotions and oils, sold online and in Wimberley; the farm barn is being readied to welcome the pu…

Hill Country winery near Stonewall making wine from 100% Texas grapes since 1992, with lavender rows that bloom April and May.

Lubbock winery founded in 1976 by Texas Tech professors, pouring $20 five-wine tastings daily and a $40 guided tour Friday to Sunday.

Texas winery tasting room on McKinney's historic square, pouring 40-plus Texas wines with walk-in five-pour flights seven days a week.

Galveston County winery that grew from two vines planted in 1969, known for Blanc du Bois and Texas Madeira, with tastings Wednesday to Sunday.

New Braunfels bakery tracing its roots to 1868, with strudel and kolaches on the menu and doors open at 6:30 a.m. most days.

San Marcos restaurant open since 1975 in a 1948 house, serving burgers and chicken fried steak on a tree-shaded deck, daily 11 to 10.

Seguin burger spot open since 1993, with a large covered patio and a drive-thru, serving Monday to Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Adults-and-teens B&B on 4 wooded acres by White Rock Creek, 6 miles from Magnolia Market, with a full breakfast served by 9 a.m.