About Kőröshegyi Levendulás
Kőröshegy Tulip & Lavender Park is a family-run flower park in the village of Kőröshegy, in the hills just behind Balatonföldvár on Lake Balaton's south shore. It has been open since 2012 and covers 17 hectares, 8 of them planted in English and French lavender. In spring the same grounds fill with tulips; the park counted more than half a million of them in 2026.
Lavender harvest starts in early June. In 2026 picking ran Friday through Monday through most of June and then every day from June 26. You buy an entry ticket plus a harvest bag or basket at the cash desk, sized to how much you want to cut. Late-season stems are best for crafts such as wreaths, bouquets and bath salts. The park is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and last entry is an hour before closing.
The Levendulácska Café serves lemonades and coffee, and there are tastings of lavender syrups, jams and cakes made with the park's own flowers. The gift shop stocks lavender oils, soaps, bath salts, scent bags and pillows. Families get a playground, outdoor games, a baby-changing and nursing room and a family ticket, and the summer program adds craft workshops, a lavender workshop and guided park walks.
Getting there is easy: take the M7 to exit 121 for Balatonföldvár, or take the train to Balatonföldvár and a bus to the Kőröshegy – Csárda stop. Cyclists can turn off Dózsa György út onto Persevölgyi dűlő and use the racks at the gate.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- June into summer
- Visiting
- Open-air park with pick-your-own lavender from early June (2026: Friday–Monday in June, daily from June 26), 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; entry ticket plus harvest bag
- Varieties grown
- English lavender, French lavender
From the farm shop
- Lavender syrups
- Lavender jams
- Lavender cakes
- Lavender oils
- Soaps
- Bath salts
- Scent bags
- Lavender pillows
Events
- Lavender harvest, early June through summer (2026)
- Spring tulip season
What to do
- Cut your own English or French lavender, early June through summer (2026)
- Walk among tulip fields in spring
- Taste lavender syrups, jams and cakes made from the park's flowers
- Join a craft workshop or the lavender workshop
- Stop at the Levendulácska Café for a lemonade
- Let children use the playground and outdoor games
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Tulips in spring; lavender picking from early June, Friday–Monday in June and daily from June 26 (2026)
- Hours
- 2026 season: 9 a.m.–5 p.m., last entry 4 p.m.
- Admission
- 2026 lavender harvest: adults 2,500 Ft, ages 6–16 1,500 Ft, pensioners 2,300 Ft, family 6,300 Ft, under 6 free; harvest bags 1,300–2,500 Ft and baskets 3,500–6,500 Ft extra
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed
Tips for your visit
- Parking at the entrance is free and there are bike racks
- Harvest bags and baskets are bought at the cash desk on top of the entry ticket
- Groups of 20 or more get a reduced rate of 2,300 Ft per person (2026)
- Late in the season the flowers suit crafts more than fresh bouquets
Getting there
Questions
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, dogs are welcome on a leash.
When can I pick lavender?
From early June; in 2026 picking ran Friday–Monday in June and daily from June 26.
Is there food on site?
Yes, the Levendulácska Café serves drinks, and there are syrup, jam and cake tastings.
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
