Red Rock Lavender

Concho lavender farm and vineyard in Arizona's White Mountains region; its 2026 shop and tasting room opened May 2, on Saturdays 1 to 6 p.m.

Concho lavender farm and vineyard in Arizona's White Mountains region; its 2026 shop and tasting room opened May 2, on Saturdays 1 to 6 p.m.
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Red Rock Lavender is a high-elevation lavender farm and vineyard near Concho, in the White Mountains region of northeastern Arizona, run by Red Rock Ranch and Farms. It is Certified Naturally Grown and Arizona Grown certified. Its summer lavender festival goes back nearly two decades: the 2021 festival was the eighteenth, and in 2023 it became a bloom and wine event held Thursday through Saturday for six weeks from mid-June.
For 2026, the farm shop and tasting room opened on Saturday, May 2, and are open Saturdays from 1 to 6 p.m.; wine purchases and group tastings can be arranged by appointment year-round. Bottles from the farm include white blends, a rosé, a red blend, Pinot Noir and Barbera, at $30 to $35 in 2026. Outside alcohol isn't allowed on the property.
The farm is about a mile off the highway on a maintained dirt road that cars, RVs, motorcycles and tour buses can manage, with free parking outside the gate and about 100 yards of cinder road to the shop; other paths are crushed granite. Stay in the front grounds, wear closed-toe shoes and sun protection, carry water, and expect bees around the plants. Picnic tables are first come, first served, and the farm provides clippers for cutting lavender. The shop line covers essential oil, sachets, candles, mists, body care and culinary blends.
In 2026 the shop and tasting room opened May 2 and are open Saturdays 1–6 p.m.; group tastings are by appointment year-round.
Pets are not allowed on the festival grounds except service dogs, and animals may not be left in vehicles.
Yes. The farm is about a mile off the highway on a maintained dirt road suitable for cars, RVs and tour buses, with free parking outside the gate.
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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