About B&B Family Farm
B&B Family Lavender Farm is a three-generation family farm on the Old Olympic Highway in Sequim. It covers 12 acres with roughly 14,000 lavender plants in 16 varieties, is USDA certified organic, and calls itself the largest organic lavender farm in Sequim. Flowers are dried and processed in a barn that is about 100 years old.
The farm is open every day from May through September, 9 AM to 5 PM. Walking the fields, taking photos and visiting the store cost nothing, and free educational tours start about every 30 minutes, covering how the lavender is grown, harvested, distilled and made into products. You may also catch a live distillation. English lavender begins blooming in mid-June and the French types finish in late July, so peak color runs from late June through July. U-cut lavender is offered while the plants are in bloom, depending on weather and field conditions.
In the farm store look for dried bunches, small-batch essential oils, candles, sachets, lip balm, mala beads and gift boxes. Leashed dogs are welcome as long as owners clean up after them and keep them out of the rows.
The Sequim Lavender Festival falls on the third weekend of July and the farm warns it gets very busy then. For a quieter visit, come in late June or early July. Downtown Sequim is a short drive east for lunch, and the farm suggests that even a visit outside bloom shows the drying and processing work in the barn.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- Mid-June (English lavender) through late July (French lavender); peak late June through July
- Visiting
- Open daily 9 AM–5 PM, May–September; free admission and free guided tours about every 30 minutes; U-cut during bloom.
From the farm shop
- Dried lavender bunches
- Small-batch essential oils
- Candles
- Sachets
- Lavender lip balm
- Mala beads
- Gift boxes
Events
- Sequim Lavender Festival weekend, third weekend of July
What to do
- Join a free guided tour, offered about every 30 minutes on open days
- Watch a live distillation of lavender oil
- Cut your own lavender while the fields are in bloom
- Walk the 12 acres of certified organic lavender rows
- Shop the farm store for dried bunches, oils and candles
- See the century-old drying barn
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Open daily May through September; peak bloom late June through July
- Hours
- Daily 9 AM–5 PM, May through September (as posted on the farm's site, 2026)
- Admission
- free
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed
- Reservations
- Walk-in
Tips for your visit
- Visit in late June or early July to see bloom with smaller crowds than festival weekend.
- Keep to posted hours; after-hours photo sessions are possible for a fee by emailing the farm.
- Bring a leash and bags if your dog comes along, and keep dogs out of the rows.
Pair it with a nearby stop
The Oak Table Cafe · about 10 minutes away
Have breakfast at The Oak Table Cafe in downtown Sequim, then head west to the farm for an early tour.
Getting there
Questions
When is the best time to see the lavender bloom?
Peak bloom is late June through July. English lavender starts in mid-June and French lavender finishes in late July.
Does it cost anything to visit?
No. Admission and the guided tours are free.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, leashed dogs are welcome if owners clean up after them and keep them out of the fields.
Is there U-pick lavender?
Yes, U-cut is offered while the lavender is in bloom, depending on weather and field conditions.
Checked in October 2026 against the business’s own website and local tourism pages. Hours and seasons change, so check with them before you go. How we check listings · Is this your business? Claim it free
