About Lavender Valley Farm
Lavender Valley Farm is a family farm owned by Jason and Lisa Whibley on 6th Line, between the village of Cookstown and the town of Alliston. About three acres of the 25-acre property are planted with more than 4,000 lavender plants, grown with sustainable practices. The farm makes small-batch lavender bath, beauty, home and culinary products on site from its own harvest, and sells them in a boutique store of about 600 square feet along with lavender sweets.
The farm is open from June to September. In 2026 it opened the weekend of June 13 and welcomed visitors Thursday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission in July 2026 was $10 per person plus HST, entry was free in June and September, and children 12 and under were always free. The fields look their deepest purple from late June to late July; early varieties start in mid-June and some plants rebloom in late August or September.
Families can bring their own lunch to the picnic tables and shaded pergola, which are first come, first served, and play cornhole, bocce or table games on the lawn. Groups of 12 or more and bus tours must book ahead. In the evenings the farm hosts private events, small weddings and paint-and-sip nights.
Murphy's Farm Market and Bakery near Alliston is about 10 minutes west for berries in summer and its fall festival.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- late June to late July, early varieties mid-June, some rebloom late August to September
- Visiting
- Open Thursday to Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., June to September (2026); walk-ins welcome; private evening events by booking.
From the farm shop
- Lavender bath and beauty products
- Home and culinary lavender products
- Lavender soaps
- Lavender sweets
Events
- Paint and Sip nights (2026)
What to do
- Walk more than 4,000 lavender plants, late June to late July at their best
- Bring a picnic to the tables and shaded pergola
- Play cornhole and bocce on the lawn
- Shop farm-made lavender bath, beauty and culinary products
- Book a paint-and-sip evening
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Open June to September; peak color late June to late July
- Hours
- 2026: Thursday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., June to September
- Admission
- 2026: $10 plus HST per person in July; free in June and September; children 12 and under free
Good to know
- Dogs
- Service animals only
- Accessibility
- Facilities are not yet wheelchair accessible; portable washroom
- Reservations
- Walk-in; recommended in peak season; required for groups of 12 or more
- Payment
- Debit, credit and cash
Tips for your visit
- The fields are in full sun, so bring sunhats, sunscreen and folding chairs.
- General admission does not allow DSLR or mirrorless cameras, tripods or drones; professional shoots must be booked.
- Free water is available on site.
Pair it with a nearby stop
Murphy's Farm Market & Bakery · about 10 minutes away
Murphy's Farm Market and Bakery near Alliston is about 10 minutes west for baked goods and seasonal picking.
Getting there
Questions
How much does Lavender Valley Farm cost?
In 2026, $10 plus HST per person in July, free in June and September, and free for children 12 and under.
Can I bring a picnic?
Yes. Picnic tables and a shaded pergola are first come, first served.
Are dogs allowed?
No pets of any kind; service animals are welcome.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Caledon, Erin & Orangeville, Ontario
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