About Lavandes Angelvin
Lavandes Angelvin is a family lavender farm at Campagne Neuve, on the Valensole plateau southwest of the village. The Angelvin family grows lavender on the plateau and distills it with what they call the traditional method, which they say keeps the essential oil at a higher quality.
Individual visitors meet the growers in the farm shop. When the distillery is running during the harvest, you can walk in and watch on your own, any day except Sunday. The harvest dates move each year, and for 2026 the family has posted that harvest, distilling and individual visits are over, so the next chance to see the still running is summer 2027. Groups of 15 or more can book a guided visit year-round, with a talk on growing, harvesting and distilling and a 15-minute film.
The shop opens almost all year. In July it opens every day from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and in spring, fall and winter it keeps weekday and Saturday hours with a lunch break. It carries the farm's essential oils along with soaps, lavender sachets, lavender water, pillow mists, floral water, diffusers, food items and gift sets.
Valensole village is a few minutes away, and the plateau roads around the farm pass field after field of lavender, at their fullest in the weeks just before harvest.
Lavender here
- Visiting
- Walk-in distillery visits during the summer harvest (not Sundays); farm shop most of the year; booked group tours year-round.
From the farm shop
- Lavender essential oils
- Soaps and lavender sachets
- Lavender water and floral water
- Pillow mists and diffusers
What to do
- Watch the still running during the summer harvest, Monday to Saturday
- Meet the growers in the farm shop
- Book a guided group visit with a 15-minute film (15 people or more)
- Shop the farm's essential oils, sachets, soaps and lavender water
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Distillery open to drop-in visitors during the summer harvest; shop open most of the year
- Hours
- Posted 2026 shop hours: June from the 15th and July daily 9 a.m.–7 p.m.; spring, August, September and October roughly 9–12 and 2–6 with Sundays closed; shorter weekday hours in winter
- Admission
- Free to visit the distillery when it is running
Good to know
- Reservations
- Group visits (15 or more) by appointment; individuals walk in
Tips for your visit
- The distillery is closed on Sundays, even during harvest.
- Harvest dates change each year; check their website before planning a still visit.
- For 2026, harvest and individual visits have ended; the shop stays open.
Getting there
Questions
Can I see lavender being distilled at Angelvin?
Yes, during the summer harvest you can walk into the distillery any day except Sunday. The 2026 harvest is finished.
Do groups need to book?
Yes. Groups of 15 or more can book a guided visit year-round.
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
