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Lords Lavender Farm

Lavender farm on an 1850s homestead, visits by appointment · Ransomville, NY

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Ransomville lavender farm on a 28-acre 1850s homestead near Niagara Falls, open by appointment in bloom season, with small-batch soaps and candles.

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Stops within about 40 miles of Lords Lavender Farm. Collect a Lavender Passport stamp at each one.

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About Lords Lavender Farm

Lords Lavender Farm is run by David and Lisa Gould, a husband-and-wife team who began growing lavender in 2022 on a 28-acre homestead dating to the 1850s. The farm is on Daniels Road outside Ransomville in Niagara County, a short drive from Niagara Falls and the Lake Ontario shore.

This is a quiet place to visit rather than a busy attraction. During the bloom season, guests can walk the purple rows, sit for a while and enjoy the scent and the open farmland; the owners describe it as a calm stop for families, couples and photographers. Visits are arranged ahead of time, so contact the farm to set a time before you go.

The Goulds make a long list of small-batch lavender goods. Bath and body items include goat's milk and shea butter soap, bath bombs and salts, a beeswax balm, body oil, sugar scrub, a sleep spray, a muscle jelly and lavender shampoo and conditioner, plus a men's line with beard oil. For the home there are candles, wax melts, reed diffusers, sachets, hydrosol spray, wreaths and dried or seasonal fresh bouquets, and the farm also sells lavender honey. Orders are placed through a request form on their website, and the farm follows up to arrange shipping or pickup; cards and common digital wallets are accepted.

Murphy Orchards in Burt is about 15 minutes northeast, a good second stop for fruit, jams and a farm market.

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Visiting
Open to visitors during bloom season by appointment; contact the farm to arrange a time. Products sold by order request with shipping or pickup.

From the farm shop

  • Goat's milk and shea butter soaps
  • Bath bombs, salts, scrubs and body oil
  • Beeswax and shea butter balms
  • Candles, wax melts and reed diffusers
  • Sachets, hydrosol and linen sprays
  • Dried and seasonal fresh bouquets and wreaths
  • Lavender honey
  • Men's beard oil and soaps

What to do

  • Arrange a quiet walk through the lavender rows in bloom season
  • Bring a camera; the farm welcomes photographers
  • Pick up small-batch soaps, candles and lavender honey
  • Order dried or seasonal fresh lavender bouquets and wreaths
  • Request pickup of a mail order when you visit

Season, hours and prices

Season
Visits during the lavender bloom season, by appointment

Good to know

Reservations
Required (contact the farm to set a visit time)
Payment
Cards and digital wallets

Tips for your visit

  • Contact the farm before driving out; visits are set up in advance.
  • Ask about pickup for any products you want, which saves on shipping.
  • Combine the trip with Niagara Falls or the Lake Ontario shore nearby.

Pair it with a nearby stop

Murphy Orchards · about 15 minutes away

Murphy Orchards in Burt is about 15 minutes northeast for fruit, jams and a farm market after your lavender walk.

Getting there

Questions

Can I visit Lords Lavender Farm?

Yes, during bloom season by appointment. Contact the farm to set up a time.

How big is the farm?

It is a 28-acre homestead dating to the 1850s.

How do I buy their products?

Send an order request through their website; the farm confirms availability and arranges shipping or pickup.

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

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