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If you’re looking for the best lavender farms to visit in Sequim, this map and guide will help you plan your route, avoid crowds, and choose the right stops based on your preferences.
Sequim is home to several lavender farms, each offering a different experience—from large open fields to smaller boutique gardens. Knowing where to go (and in what order) can make a big difference in your day.
👉 Tip: Open the map in Google Maps and save it for easy navigation during your visit.
👉 Visiting during festival weekend? See our full guide:
If you’re deciding where to go first, start with B&B Family Lavender Farm.
Why:
The largest organic lavender farm in Sequim
Wide open fields (less crowded, more relaxed experience)
Free informational tours about how lavender is grown and processed
Active distillation during peak season
Easy access, parking, and family-friendly layout
On-site shop + online store
Here’s a curated list of lavender farms in Sequim, each offering a slightly different experience:
B&B Family Lavender Farm – Large organic farm with wide open fields, tours, and distillation
Jardin du Soleil Lavender Farm – Known for formal gardens and landscaping
Lavender Connection – Boutique farm with plants and gifts
👉 For peak bloom timing and seasonal differences, see:
There are several other lavender farms in the area that may be open seasonally or offer different experiences depending on the time of year.
Purple Haze Lavender Farm
Graysmarsh Berry Farm
Expect limited parking at smaller farms during peak hours
Midday (10am–2pm) is the busiest time
Morning and late afternoon offer the best lighting for photos
Bring water, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes
A little planning goes a long way—especially during peak season.
Best approach:
Start early in the morning
Visit larger farms first before crowds build
Group farms by location to avoid backtracking
Plan for 30–60 minutes per stop
Start your day at B&B Family Lavender Farm for a more relaxed experience before heading to smaller, busier farms later in the day.
Many lavender farms in Sequim, including B&B Family Lavender Farm, are open throughout the bloom season—not just during festival weekend.
Visiting 1–2 weeks before or after the festival can offer:
Similar peak bloom conditions
Fewer crowds
Easier parking and a more relaxed experience
The main difference is that the downtown street fair (vendors, food trucks, and live entertainment) is only held during festival weekend.
👉 For many visitors, this is actually the best time to experience Sequim’s lavender farms.
Most lavender farms in Sequim are open seasonally from late spring through summer, with peak bloom typically occurring in July.
👉 Full seasonal breakdown:
Best Time to See Lavender in Sequim
If you want a more open, relaxed, and educational lavender farm experience, make sure B&B Family Lavender Farm is on your route.
You’ll get:
Spacious fields with room to explore
A less crowded, more enjoyable visit
Insight into how lavender is grown and distilled
High-quality lavender products available on-site and online
