About Field & Flock Lavender Farm
Field & Flock Lavender Farm is a family property outside Woodstown in Salem County. The owners moved here in 2004 for the open space and room for animals, and for years rented the fields to horse boarders and grew hay. They began planning lavender in the fall of 2020, cleared and planted through 2021, and had 1,500 plants in three fields by that fall. The farm opened to the public on June 24, 2022.
The lavender blooms for several weeks in June and July, and the harvest is usually finished by mid-July. Two fields are open to visitors, who are asked to stay on the paths, keep off the raised beds and leave the flowers unpicked. During harvest you can watch the lavender being distilled. The barn holds the shop and production space, and a covered patio looks out over one of the fields.
Beyond open days the farm runs classes, a Lavender Academy and Lavender Bootcamp, distilling services and consulting, and books date nights and breakfasts with a table set in the lavender field. Private parties, picnics and dinners are arranged through the Gather page, and professional or family photo sessions must be booked and paid ahead. As of October 2026 the farm says it is closed until November, so check their website for the next open dates before you drive out.
Harrison House Diner in Mullica Hill is about 20 minutes north if you want a meal on the way.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- Several weeks in June and July; harvest finished by mid-July
- Visiting
- Two fields open to visitors on open days (no picking); date nights, breakfasts, classes and private events by booking; closed until November as of October 2026.
From the farm shop
- Hand-crafted lavender products made in the barn
Events
- Date nights and breakfast on the farm, with a table in the lavender field
- Lavender Academy and Lavender Bootcamp classes
What to do
- Walk two lavender fields in bloom in June and early July
- Watch lavender being distilled during harvest
- Book a date night or breakfast at a table in the lavender field
- Take a class at the farm's Lavender Academy or Bootcamp
- Shop hand-crafted lavender goods in the barn
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Bloom for several weeks in June and July, with harvest done by mid-July; closed until November as of October 2026
Good to know
- Dogs
- Not allowed
Tips for your visit
- Pets are not permitted, though the farm's own dogs are around during open hours.
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed except at private or farm events.
- Parking is limited; use the lot and don't park in front of neighbors' homes.
- Visits made only to take photos in the fields count as photo shoots and must be booked.
Pair it with a nearby stop
Harrison House Diner · about 20 minutes away
Stop for a diner meal in Mullica Hill on the drive to or from the fields.
Getting there
Questions
When does the lavender bloom at Field & Flock?
For several weeks in June and July; the harvest is usually done by mid-July.
Can I pick the lavender?
No. Visitors are asked not to pick and to stay off the raised beds.
Can I bring my dog?
No. Pets are not permitted.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Woodstown & Salem County, New Jersey
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