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🗺️ Farm Day Trips guide
Oregon has 17 lavender farms in our Farm Day Trips directory, in towns like Applegate, Bend and Canby. Lavender in Oregon usually blooms from late June through July, and lavandins often hold their color into early August. Bloom moves with the weather, so check each farm’s page or website before you go.
17 places · updated October 17, 2026
Applegate Road farm, started in 2020, growing about 21 lavender varieties plus cut flowers, with cut-your-own lavender, a drying barn and a gift shop with lavender jam.
Applegate Valley farm growing English lavender in shades from white to violet, known for its festival weekends with live music, artisan vendors, wreath workshops and food…
Central Oregon lavender farm near Bend that steam-distills its own lavender into oils, blends and mists for stone diffusers, and opens its rows for U-cut when the bloom i…
Working lavender farm in Tumalo near Bend with summer U-cut, a seasonal farm store, group tours and events such as sunset yoga and sound baths.
Hood River Valley lavender farm with Mount Hood views where visitors roam the fields, pick their own lavender, grab lavender soft serve and visit the neighboring winery g…
Winery and lavender farm near Jacksonville where lavender rows meet the vines, with pick-your-own bundles, a duck pond, a tasting-room terrace, food and live music.
Lavender farm just north of Milton-Freewater with cut-your-own lavender in high season, a red-barn shop of lavender goods and picnic tables among the fields.
Upper Hood River Valley lavender farm with Mount Hood views that distills its own essential oil and hydrosol and makes aromatherapy and home goods.
Clackamas County lavender farm that grows a wide range of fine lavender varieties and distills them into essential oils used in its own products, with summer open-farm ev…
Lavender and flower farm in Oregon City with early-summer U-pick lavender, a roadside flower cart, and the Mother Bird Market farm store for dried lavender, candles, soap…
Small Lane County lavender farm that hosts an annual July cut-your-own weekend with a secret garden, rock painting, lemonade, and homemade soaps and lavender wreaths for …
Small urban lavender farm in Portland offering reservation-only, farmer-led private tours and a boutique shop of handcrafted lavender goods. No pets.
Certified organic farm on the Middle Deschutes River in Central Oregon that distills its lavender into oil and hydrosol and also grows sunflowers and keeps honeybees.
Lavender farm along the McKenzie River east of Springfield with U-pick, oils, hydrosol and soaps, and a yearly July Lavender Bloom with live music, food and local artisan…
Organic lavender farm on Ladd Hill near Wilsonville with summer U-cut, yoga in the fields at peak bloom, and natural lavender products and oils distilled on the farm.
Lavender in Oregon usually blooms from late June through July, and lavandins often hold their color into early August. 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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