Pine Creek Lavender Farm
Pine lavender farm on an 1880s homestead with 5,000 plants, a farm store open Thursday to Monday 10 to 5, and lavender cooking classes.
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About Pine Creek Lavender Farm
Pine Creek Canyon Lavender Farm occupies a homestead first settled by the Hunt family in the early 1880s, in the mountain town of Pine below the Mogollon Rim. Its farmhouse dates to about 1910. Owners Terry Gorton and Rick Vesci began restoring it in 2015 and planted 5,000 lavender plants, mainly Royal Velvet and Provence for cooking and Grosso for oil, sachets and bouquets. The farm is Certified Naturally Grown.
Lavender here blooms in early summer and is harvested in the first or second week of July, but the plants stay pretty into September and sometimes mid-October. Visitors may not walk into the fields or pick, though the rows run right up to the farm store, so you see them from there. The store is open Thursday through Monday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closes on Christmas Day and for all of January. The farm also holds an annual lavender festival; dates are announced on their social pages.
The Lavender Kitchen runs hands-on cooking and baking classes, usually announced starting in March, with dishes like lavender lemon cake, cinnamon rolls and honey sticky chicken, plus spa classes for making bath bombs, soaks and massage oils. Groups of eight or more can book a private class, and private farm tours with lavender tastings need at least 20 people and advance booking. The store sells culinary lavender, body care, pet care and the owners' book, The Lavender Companion. Leashed dogs are welcome.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- Early summer, with harvest in the first or second week of July; plants stay attractive into September
- Visiting
- Farm store open Thursday–Monday with the fields viewed from the store (no walking in or U-pick); cooking and spa classes and private tours by booking; annual lavender festival.
- Varieties grown
- Royal Velvet, Provence, Grosso
From the farm shop
- Culinary lavender
- Lotion bars, soap bars, muscle rub and deodorant
- Pet care balms and sprays
- The Lavender Companion (book)
Events
- Annual Lavender Festival (dates posted on their social pages)
What to do
- See the lavender rows from the farm store, early summer into September
- Take a hands-on lavender cooking or baking class
- Make bath bombs and massage oil in a spa class
- Book a private tour with lavender tastings for groups of 20 or more
- Buy culinary lavender for baking or savory cooking
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Bloom in early summer, harvest in the first or second week of July, lavender visible into September; store closed all of January
- Hours
- Farm store: Thursday–Monday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Tuesday, Wednesday, Christmas Day and all of January (2026 listing)
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed
- Reservations
- Required for classes and private tours
Tips for your visit
- You can't walk the fields or pick, so plan on viewing the rows from the store.
- Cooking classes are usually announced from March on their social pages; book early.
- The store and online shop both close for January.
Getting there
- Address: 4223 Pine Creek Canyon Road, Pine, AZ 85544
- Phone: (928) 978-9374
- Website: pinelavenderfarm.com
Questions
Can I pick lavender at Pine Creek Canyon Lavender Farm?
No. Visitors may not walk through the fields or pick, but the rows run up to the farm store and can be seen from there.
When is the lavender at its best?
It blooms in early summer and is harvested in the first or second week of July; plants stay visible into September.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, as long as they are on a leash at all times.
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
