The Lavender Apple
Millville farm with 2,000-plus lavender plants and 80 vintage apple trees, holding a two-day Lavender Festival and artisan market each July.
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About The Lavender Apple
The Lavender Apple sits at the mouth of a canyon in Millville, on Cache Valley land that John and Hanna Nelson bought after immigrating from Sweden in the early 1900s. Later, Mike and Peggy Nelson planted lavender here after living in France, and the business has run since 2009. In 2021 the Downs family took over, the first owners from outside the Nelson family. Today there are more than 2,000 lavender plants in two fields and an orchard of over 80 apple trees, many of them vintage varieties.
July is the month to come. The farm's Lavender Festival and artisan market filled July 11 and 12 in 2025 and July 10 and 11 in 2026, out in the lavender field. Early summer 2026 also brought sunset yoga between the lavender rows from mid-June into early July, a lavender date night with sunset viewing and lavender lemonade, and a morning woodland day camp for kids ages 7 to 11. Yoga and the date night needed sign-up in advance.
The farm makes its own bath and body products and a home line of sachets, comfort hearts, neck wraps, eye pillows, lavender water spray, massage oil and salves. The kitchen shelf holds culinary lavender, lavender-infused honey made with raw Cache Valley honey, and vintage apples infused with culinary lavender. Business hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and photo sessions can be booked on the farm.
Millville is a few minutes south of Logan, so the farm fits easily into a day in Cache Valley.
Lavender here
- Visiting
- Weekday business hours; summer events including the July Lavender Festival, sunset yoga and kids' day camp (sign-up required for some); photo sessions by booking.
From the farm shop
- Bath and body products
- Sachets and comfort hearts
- Neck wraps and eye pillows
- Lavender water spray
- Massage oil and salves
- Essential oils
- Culinary lavender
- Lavender-infused honey
- Lavender-infused vintage apples
Events
- Lavender Festival and artisan market, second weekend of July (July 10-11, 2026)
- Sunset Lavender Yoga, mid-June to early July (2026)
- Lavender Date Night, early July (July 8, 2026)
What to do
- Come to the Lavender Festival and artisan market in July
- Join sunset yoga in the lavender rows, mid-June to early July
- Book a photo session in the fields
- Try lavender-infused Cache Valley honey and lavender-infused vintage apples
- Pick up sachets, neck wraps and eye pillows made on the farm
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Summer events run mid-June through the July Lavender Festival; business hours weekdays year-round.
- Hours
- Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; closed Saturday and Sunday (2026)
Good to know
- Reservations
- Required for yoga, date night and photo sessions
Tips for your visit
- Bring your own mat or towel for yoga; sessions are on grass between the lavender rows.
- Skip the field yoga if you have a bee allergy; the farm advises against it.
- The farm is closed on weekends outside of special events, so plan weekday visits.
Getting there
- Address: 510 East 300 South, Millville, UT 84326
- Phone: (435) 245-6161
- Website: thelavenderapple.com
Questions
When is The Lavender Apple's Lavender Festival?
In July; in 2026 it ran July 10 and 11 with an artisan market in the lavender field.
What are the farm's hours?
Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; closed on weekends.
How big is the farm?
It has more than 2,000 lavender plants in two fields and over 80 apple trees.
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