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🗺️ Farm Day Trips guide
California has 25 lavender farms in our Farm Day Trips directory, in towns like Maricopa, Capay and Carmel. Lavender in California usually blooms from late May into June, a little earlier in a warm spring. Bloom moves with the weather, so check each farm’s page or website before you go.
25 places · updated October 16, 2026
Organic lavender farm in the Capay Valley that crafts its own body-care and home products on site and welcomes visitors for scheduled tours and workshops.
Organic lavender farm at Highland Springs Ranch in Cherry Valley, distilling its own oil each summer and hosting a long-running lavender festival with wagon tours, plus s…
Boutique flower farm in Suisun Valley that opens to the public for seasonal events, including a lavender celebration with flower picking, plus workshops and photo shoots.
Alexander Valley lavender farm where visitors stroll the fields, picnic among the rows, meet the goats and browse a shop of handcrafted lavender goods; photo sessions wel…
Sierra foothills lavender farm in Grass Valley that distills its own oil and opens for U-pick by appointment in June and July, with Pilates classes and day retreats on th…
Lavender farm west of Fresno that opens for community U-pick Saturdays in late spring, rents its field for photo sessions and makes oils, sachets and face sprays.
Placer County lavender farm growing a dozen varieties, selling lavender goods online and at farmers markets and hosting events such as a spring ClayFest.
Lavender farm near Lompoc, established in 2020, offering summer guided tours, a farmstand, wreath-making and other workshops, small-batch distilled goods and a lavender f…
Santa Ynez Valley lavender farm in Los Olivos, producing lavender since 1998, with a farm shop and online store of its lavender goods.
Family lavender farm on the San Joaquin River near Madera, on land farmed by the family since 1933, offering hand-tied bundles, sachets, oils and dried buds.
Cuyama Valley ranch growing lavender for essential oil, hydrosol, bundles and buds, alongside its own pistachios, sold through an online shop.
West Marin lavender farm near Tomales Bay where visitors walk the fields, see the Buddha Barn where products are made, and shop lavender treats, body care and gifts.
Lavender farm in Modesto's historic Wood Colony farmland offering booked visits, private farm experiences, photography sessions and lavender products.
Organic lavender estate in Paso Robles, founded in 2006, that steam-distills its own oils in a copper still and offers lavender education through its academy.
Family-run regenerative lavender and cut-flower farm in the mountains east of San Diego with a self-serve flower stand and private farm tours.
Apple Hill lavender and apple farm where visitors cut their own lavender, walk a labyrinth, make wreaths and wands, and shop lavender goods in the barn during the summer …
Lavender fields at a Ramona camel dairy, open on summer weekends for picking fresh lavender, with a farm store, guided tours, a farm-stay cottage and camel-themed events.
Family lavender farm north of Paso Robles that distills its own oils in a copper still and offers seasonal U-pick, guided walks, small workshops, sunset events and a Frid…
Family-run lavender farm in the Santa Cruz Mountains that distills its own essential oil and makes soaps, salves and hydrosols sold online and through local shops.
Certified organic lavender farm in Sonoma County known for its lavender labyrinth, with a farm stand, group tours, workshops, sound baths, weddings and an annual Lavender…
El Dorado County lavender farm offering an annual U-pick, yoga and other farm events, photo sessions and lavender goods sold online and at Tahoe-area farmers markets.
Lavender in California usually blooms from late May into June, a little earlier in a warm spring. Bloom moves with the weather, so check each farm’s page or website before you go.
Many lavender farms offer u-pick during bloom, usually with scissors and a bundle price. Look for the u-pick chip on each farm’s listing, and check its hours before you drive out.
Each farm’s page has a “Make a day of it” list of nearby stops as more orchards, cafés and inns join the directory. Shops and farms can add their own listing for free.
The Lavender Passport is free on greatlakeslavenderfarm.com. Check in at the farms and stops you visit to collect a stamp for each one, play Field Quest to collect plant varieties as you walk the farm, and earn badges, points and sponsor rewards along the way.
The free Lavender Passport keeps a stamp for each farm and stop you visit, in real life and in the Lavender Farm Simulator. At the farm, play Field Quest to collect plant varieties as you walk, climb the leaderboards and unlock sponsor rewards.
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