About Lavenderland
Lavenderland is a family-run lavender farm on Steveston Highway in Richmond, started in 2021 and only a short drive from central Vancouver. Three varieties carry the season: Superblue opens with blue flowers from mid-June, pink-flowered Melissa follows in early July, and Grosso, the one with the classic lavender scent, blooms from mid-July into mid-September. Color usually peaks from late June through early August, depending on the weather. Lavender from the fields goes into the farm's own still, where it is steam distilled into oil and hydrosol.
During bloom the fields are open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and until 7 p.m. on weekends, with last entry an hour before closing. Booking ahead is recommended, especially on weekends and holidays, and walk-ins are taken when there is space. Children 3 and under are free. Picking lavender is not allowed, but fresh and dried bouquets are sold in the boutique. Hands-on workshops run daily in season, including a botanical candle class and a lavender wax hanger class, and the property's greenhouse, barn, event hall and lawns host private gatherings and field dinners.
The boutique is open year-round. It stocks the farm's essential oil and hydrosol, tea and edible buds from Superblue, sachets filled with Grosso, soaps, balms and hand wash. In summer a window sells lavender ice cream, and there is also lavender kombucha, slushies and snacks. Kids can burn off energy in a greenhouse-style bouncy castle.
Emma Lea Farms on Westham Island is about 20 minutes away, a natural second stop on a Richmond and Delta farm day.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- mid-June to mid-September, peak late June to early August
- Visiting
- Ticketed field visits in bloom season (advance booking recommended, walk-ins when space allows); daily workshops in season; year-round boutique; private events.
- Varieties grown
- Superblue, Melissa, Grosso
From the farm shop
- Lavender essential oil
- Lavender hydrosol
- Lavender tea
- Culinary lavender buds
- Sachets
- Soap, balm and hand wash
- Fresh and dried bouquets
What to do
- Walk the fields in bloom, mid-June to mid-September
- See Superblue in mid-June, Melissa in early July and Grosso from mid-July
- Take a botanical candle or lavender wax hanger workshop
- Buy oil and hydrosol distilled on the farm
- Try lavender ice cream from the summer window
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Fields open mid-June to mid-September, peak color late June to early August; boutique open year-round.
- Hours
- Bloom season (2026): fields weekdays 10 a.m.-6 p.m., weekends 10 a.m.-7 p.m., last entry one hour before close; off-season boutique Mon, Tue, Fri 10-5 and Sat-Sun 10-6, closed Wed-Thu
Good to know
- Dogs
- Service animals only
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible washrooms; paths are gravel and sand with some uneven areas
- Reservations
- Recommended
Tips for your visit
- Parking is free but limited to 25 spaces, first come, first served; the 403 bus stops at Steveston Highway and Roseland Gate.
- Outside food and picnics are not allowed; refreshments are sold on site.
- Come early or late in the day for softer light; midday in July is hot, so bring a hat.
- Tripods must stay outside the rows, and drones are not allowed.
Pair it with a nearby stop
Emma Lea Farms · about 20 minutes away
Westham Island is about 20 minutes southwest through Ladner, an easy pairing for a farm day south of Vancouver.
Getting there
Questions
When is Lavenderland open?
The fields open in bloom season, mid-June to mid-September; the boutique is open year-round.
Can I pick lavender?
No, cutting lavender isn't allowed, but fresh and dried bouquets are sold in the boutique.
Are dogs allowed?
No pets, though guide and service dogs are welcome.
Do I need to book?
Booking ahead is recommended, especially on weekends; walk-ins are accepted when space allows.
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