About Lavande Braydale Lavender
Lavande Braydale is run by Carl and Tracey and their children Brayden, Zachary and Théa on Tracey's family farm on Sandringham Road in Moose Creek, in Eastern Ontario. They are fourth-generation farmers: the main business is free-range poultry, with wheat, corn and soybeans, and the family taps about 300 buckets of sap for maple syrup each spring. The lavender field opened to visitors in the summer of 2023, a two-acre sunflower field was added for 2026, and about 1,500 more lavender plants were planned for spring planting.
The lavender usually blooms from late June to early August, depending on the weather and variety. General field admission applies during peak bloom and events, and tickets can be bought online or at the farm; buying online is recommended for busy weekends. Cutting your own stems depends on the season and event schedule, with details posted when you arrive. The farm held its second annual Lavender Festival on July 18, 2026, with live music, flower tours and vendor stalls, and it also hosts sunset yoga, paint nights, music nights and private picnics.
The self-serve barn store, which needs no ticket, is open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Christmas 2026. It sells lavender essential oil, floral water, dried bouquets, lavender maple syrup, sachets, soap, buds and bath soaks, plus goods from local makers. Picnics are welcome, and seating is spread through the field.
Countryside Adventures, also in Moose Creek, is a few minutes away for a second family farm outing.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- late June to early August
- Visiting
- Field admission during bloom and events, tickets online or at the farm; cut-your-own in season; festival July 18, 2026; barn store open daily to Christmas.
From the farm shop
- Lavender essential oil
- Lavender floral water
- Dried lavender bouquets
- Lavender maple syrup
- Sachets, soap and bath soaks
- Lavender buds
Events
- Lavender Festival, July 18 (2026)
- Sunset yoga, music nights and paint nights, summer
What to do
- Walk the lavender at peak bloom, late June to early August
- Cut your own lavender stems when offered in season
- See the two-acre sunflower field added in 2026
- Go to the Lavender Festival in July
- Join sunset yoga or a paint night in the field
- Shop the self-serve barn store for lavender maple syrup and essential oil
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Bloom late June to early August; barn store open daily until Christmas 2026
- Hours
- Self-serve barn store: daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Christmas 2026
- Admission
- Field admission charged during peak bloom and events; barn store free
Good to know
- Dogs
- Service animals only
- Accessibility
- Mostly flat grass with some uneven spots; strollers and wheelchairs can reach many areas
- Reservations
- Walk-in; buy tickets online for busy weekends
- Payment
- Cash, debit and credit
Tips for your visit
- Buy field tickets online for busy weekends.
- Bring hats, sunscreen and water on hot days.
- The farm stays open in light rain, but events may change; check their social pages.
- Professional photo sessions must be booked ahead.
Pair it with a nearby stop
Countryside Adventures · about 5 minutes away
Countryside Adventures is also in Moose Creek, so families can pair the two in one outing.
Getting there
Questions
When does the lavender bloom at Lavande Braydale?
Usually from late June to early August.
Is the barn store open after lavender season?
Yes. The self-serve barn store is open daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Christmas 2026.
Are dogs allowed?
No pets in the fields or farm areas; service animals are welcome.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Glengarry & Prescott-Russell, Ontario
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