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🗺️ Farm Day Trips guide
Lavender Farms in North Carolina
North Carolina has 6 lavender farms in our Farm Day Trips directory, in towns like Chapel Hill, High Point and Locust. Lavender in North Carolina 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.
6 places · updated October 16, 2026
6 lavender farms in North Carolina
- Lavender Oaks FarmLavender farm · Chapel Hill
Large Chapel Hill lavender farm with gravel paths through the fields, a lavender boutique, culinary lunch tours, ticketed farm events and a festival, plus two century-old…
- Muddy Creek LavenderLavender farm · High Point
A veteran-owned family farm growing 11 English and French lavender varieties plus cut flowers without synthetic sprays, selling bouquets, bath goods and culinary blends a…
- Running Creek LavenderLavender farm · Locust
A pick-your-own lavender field in Locust on the eastern edge of the Charlotte area, offering reserved u-pick sessions and photography bookings among the rows.
- Geer Farm LavenderLavender farm · Rutherfordton
Small family farm in Rutherford County growing English and French lavender organically, normally private but opening its rows for a June you-pick event.
- Second Wind Perennial FarmsLavender farm · Stony Point
A family farm in Iredell County growing lavender, herbs and produce with organic practices and turning them into body care, teas, jams and seasonings.
- Ochre Hill FarmsLavender farm · Sylva
A Western North Carolina mountain farm growing lavender, blueberries and produce, with pick-your-own in summer, a farm store serving espresso and baked goods, and cabin r…
Questions
When is lavender in bloom in North Carolina?
Lavender in North Carolina 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.
Can you pick your own lavender in North Carolina?
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.
What else is there to do near lavender farms in North Carolina?
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.
What is the Lavender Passport?
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.
🪪 Collect a stamp at every stop
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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