Skip to content • Largest lavender farm in Sequim with 14,000+ plants
• Free admission, free tours, and live distillation demonstrations
• 4.9⭐ rating from 800+ real visitors
• A true working, family-owned organic farm (not just a retail stop)
Yes. B&B Family Lavender Farm is free to visit during the lavender season. Guests can walk the farm, enjoy the lavender fields, visit the farm store, and join free guided tours when tours are running.
Peak bloom is usually from late June through July, but the farm is open May through September. Early summer is best for fresh green fields and lighter crowds, while late June and July are best for purple bloom.
Visitors love B&B Family Lavender Farm because it offers a free, family-friendly experience on a working organic lavender farm with more than 14,000 plants, mountain views, guided tours, u-pick lavender, live distillation, and a 4.9-star rating from 800+ reviews.
Yes. Guided tours are offered every 30 minutes during the main visitor season, typically May through September. Tours explain how lavender is grown, harvested, distilled, and turned into lavender products.
Yes. U-pick lavender is available during the blooming season when the fields are ready. Availability depends on the weather, bloom timing, and field conditions.
Yes. Leashed dogs are welcome at B&B Family Lavender Farm. Please keep dogs on leash, clean up after them, and be respectful of other visitors and the lavender fields.
If you're visiting Sequim during lavender season, B&B Family Lavender Farm offers a relaxed, less crowded experience with wide open fields and handcrafted lavender products.