About Lavender Bliss Flower Farm
Lavender Bliss Flower Farm is a family farm on a quiet, tree-lined road in Bridgman, a few miles inland from Lake Michigan. The couple who run it bought the property in 1979, raised three children there, and in 2021 began growing flowers for a roadside stand. Their big sandy field turned out to suit lavender, so they planted about 1,000 plants with help from their kids and a neighbor's tractor, and opened to visitors in 2023, the summer of their 50th wedding anniversary.
The farm grows 14 varieties, including Phenomenal, Grosso, Hidcote, Munstead, Royal Velvet and the pink and white Ellagance types. Visitors get a basket and shears to cut their own bundle, and pre-cut bundles are sold too. Cottage-style cutting gardens open around the end of June, priced by the stem, with supplies to carry your flowers home. The 2026 season opened Friday, May 29, with hours Wednesday through Sunday, 10 AM to 5 PM Eastern.
The gift shop sits in a refurbished grain bin and stocks sachets, hand-poured candles, handmade soap, whipped body butter, lip balm, bath salts and shower steamers, along with fresh lavender lemonade and seating in the field. The 2026 calendar ran Friday morning yoga in the lavender ($20, June 12 to August 7), distilling demonstrations Friday through Sunday from June 26 to July 31, a ladies' night on June 27 and a golden-hour harvest night on July 9. Children are welcome with close supervision, since this is a working farm.
Emma Hearth & Market on Red Arrow Highway is about five minutes away for wood-fired pizza and gelato after a morning in the field.
Lavender here
- Visiting
- Open in season Wednesday–Sunday, 10 AM–5 PM (2026 season opened May 29). Cut-your-own lavender and cutting gardens priced by the stem; ticketed yoga, distilling demonstrations and evening events in June and July.
- Varieties grown
- Phenomenal, Grosso, Sensational, Edelweiss, Riverina Thomas, Munstead, Hidcote, Avignon Early Blue, Ellagance Pink, Ellagance Snow, Big Time Blue, Imperial Gem, Blue Spear, Royal Velvet
From the farm shop
- Pre-cut lavender bundles
- Hand-sewn sachets
- Hand-poured candles
- Handmade soap
- Whipped body butter
- Lip balm
- Bath salts
- Shower steamers
- Hydrosol
- Fresh lavender lemonade
- Pre-arranged bouquets
Events
- Friday Morning Yoga, June to early August (June 12–August 7, 2026)
- Distilling demonstrations, Friday–Sunday late June through July (2026)
- Lavender Haze Ladies Night, late June (June 27, 2026)
- Golden Hour Harvest Night, July (July 9, 2026)
What to do
- Cut your own lavender bundle with the farm's basket and shears
- Pick cottage-garden flowers by the stem from late June
- Sip fresh lavender lemonade in the field seating
- Browse candles, sachets and soap in the grain-bin gift shop
- Join Friday morning yoga among the lavender in summer
- Watch a distilling demonstration on a summer weekend
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- 2026 season opened May 29; cutting gardens from around the end of June; distilling demonstrations late June through July
- Hours
- 2026 season: Wednesday–Sunday, 10 AM–5 PM Eastern (opened May 29)
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed
- Accessibility
- Many field paths are wide enough for a wheelchair over sandy grass and weed barrier; no accessible restroom
- Reservations
- Walk-in for cutting; yoga and evening events need advance registration
Tips for your visit
- There is a portable restroom only, and it is not wheelchair accessible.
- Friday yoga is limited to the first 20 people who register, so sign up early and bring a mat and water.
- Photo shoots are $50 for up to an hour and are scheduled by email ahead of time.
- Keep children close; the farm asks families to respect the plants and the calm setting.
Pair it with a nearby stop
Emma Hearth & Market · about 5 minutes away
Cut lavender in the morning, then drive about five minutes to Emma Hearth & Market in Bridgman for wood-fired pizza, gelato and local goods.
Getting there
Questions
When is Lavender Bliss Flower Farm open?
In 2026 it opened Friday, May 29, with hours Wednesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM Eastern.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Service dogs and friendly dogs on a leash are welcome.
Is the farm wheelchair accessible?
Many areas of the fields are wide enough for a wheelchair, but there is no accessible restroom.
Can I book a photo session?
Yes. Photo shoots are $50 for up to one hour and are scheduled by email.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Berrien County, Michigan
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