Nannup Lavender Farm
South West lavender farm growing since 1999, open Thursday to Sunday, with a café, cut-your-own bunches in December and January, and a campground.
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About Nannup Lavender Farm
Nannup Lavender Farm is at the corner of Graphite Road and the Vasse Highway, just outside Nannup in Western Australia's South West. The family has grown lavender here since 1999. The field is in full flower in December and January, the height of the Southern Hemisphere summer, and visitors can cut a bunch to take home.
The farm opens Thursday to Sunday, and Thursday to Monday during school holidays. You can book the Lavender Experience, a talk and tasting, and between July and December the private garden opens for escorted tours booked in advance by email, with entry by donation. The café closes for February and March, though the campground stays open.
The café serves tea, coffee, scones, lunches and morning and afternoon teas, including a Devonshire tea with jam and cream, with seasonal specials. In December and January there are lavender treats: ice cream, lavender soda and milkshakes. Seating is mostly outdoors and sheltered, with a little room inside, and groups of more than six should phone ahead. The farm shop has handmade lavender products, preserves and homewares, also sold online and through stockists around the South West and Perth.
To stay, there is a campground with toilets, hot showers, a camp kitchen and a washing machine for tents, camper trailers, vans and caravans under 21 feet (sites are unpowered and must be booked); Millie, a restored 1976 Millard caravan, at $90 a night with a two-night minimum; and a new pet-friendly two-bedroom cottage.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- December and January
- Visiting
- Open Thursday-Sunday (Thursday-Monday in school holidays); bookable Lavender Experience talk and tasting; seasonal garden tours July-December; camping and on-farm stays.
From the farm shop
- Handmade lavender products
- Preserves
- Homewares
Events
- Lavender bloom with cut-your-own bunches, December-January
What to do
- Cut a bunch of lavender in December or January
- Book the Lavender Experience talk and tasting
- Tour the private garden, July to December, by email booking
- Try lavender ice cream, soda or a milkshake in summer
- Camp in the farm campground or stay in the 1976 vintage van
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Lavender in full flower December-January; private garden open July-December; café closed February-March; open year-round Thursday-Sunday.
- Hours
- 2026: Thursday-Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; school holidays Thursday-Monday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; café closed February and March
- Admission
- Private garden: entry by donation; vintage van stay $90 per night, 2-night minimum (2026)
Good to know
- Reservations
- Required for the Lavender Experience, garden tours and camping; groups over 6 call ahead
Tips for your visit
- The café is closed in February and March, so plan a meal elsewhere then.
- Campsites have no power, but you can charge devices in the camp kitchen.
- Book camping before you arrive; walk-up sites are not offered.
- Groups larger than six should call ahead.
Getting there
- Address: 4365 Graphite Road, Carlotta, Nannup, WA 6275
- Phone: 0428 302 370
- Website: nannuplavenderfarm.com
Questions
When is the lavender in flower at Nannup?
In December and January, when you can cut a bunch to take home.
What days is Nannup Lavender Farm open?
Thursday to Sunday 10-4, and Thursday to Monday in school holidays.
Can you camp at the farm?
Yes, there is a bookable unpowered campground with toilets, showers and a camp kitchen.
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