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🗺️ Farm Day Trips guide
Virginia has 11 lavender farms in our Farm Day Trips directory, in towns like Appomattox, Catlett and Delaplane. Lavender in Virginia usually blooms in June and July. English lavenders open first and lavandins follow a few weeks later. Bloom moves with the weather, so check each farm’s page or website before you go.
11 places · updated October 16, 2026
A family-owned lavender farm in Appomattox County with flower gardens, pick-your-own lavender in early summer, wreath and lotion workshops, an annual lavender festival an…
A small family lavender farm in Fauquier County offering summer you-pick, after-hours photo sessions and a shop of goat milk soaps, teas, jams and lotions.
A newer lavender farm in Fauquier County hunt country that welcomes visitors to its fields during the late-spring bloom.
A working family lavender farm in the rolling Carroll County countryside near the Blue Ridge Parkway, with u-pick, a gift shop of soaps, candles and preserves, field trai…
A long-held Grayson County family farm growing about 500 Certified Naturally Grown lavender plants for bundles, balms, sachets and culinary blends, sold at the Independen…
A four-acre lavender farmlet in the Blue Ridge foothills of western Loudoun County, with about 1,000 plants of nearly 100 varieties, display gardens, a gift shop, garden …
A New River Valley lavender grower producing lotions, soaps, sprays, oils and culinary lavender, plus dried bundles and buds by the pound, sold online and by phone.
A 10-acre Shenandoah Valley lavender farm and winery with interactive gardens, a butterfly house, animal encounters, a tasting room, live music nights and a shop of over …
A Hampton Roads–area lavender farm offering reserved pick-your-own visits, farm animals and events, along with its own skincare and culinary lavender goods.
A Blue Ridge valley lavender farm trialing 14 varieties, with field walks, a tea garden, a butterfly house, trails, a farm shop and multi-day lavender academy courses. Bu…
Lavender in Virginia usually blooms in June and July. English lavenders open first and lavandins follow a few weeks later. 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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