Lavender season is in full bloom in New Jersey, but it won’t last long. Here are some farms where you can relax with a stroll through the field or pick up some lavender-infused products into your daily life. Lavender blooms are peaking now and won’t last for too long, so make sure to get out there before it’s too late. Always check for weather and farm updates before heading out.
Allaire Lavender Farm
2650 Allaire Rd., Wall Twp.
The farmstand at Allaire offers a variety of organic lavender products, while the barnyard area offers high-quality heritage pullets and chickens for sale. Their sister location is Princeton Lavender Farm in Princeton.
Field & Flock Lavender Farm
264 Williams Rd., Woodstown
Field & Flock Lavender Farm is a place to experience beauty and tranquility. You can stroll through the fields, explore the market shop, or sit and enjoy the grounds. You can attend an event here, like yoga, date night or brunch, or plan your own small gathering.
Happy Day Farm
106 Iron Ore Road, Manalapan
Happy Day Farm’s fields will be open in mid-June, when you can also pick raspberries and blueberries. Spend the day wandering through the lavender garden and enjoy the aromatic scent of their variety called “Phenomenal.” There are multiple photo ops in the field.
Hidden Spring Lavender Farm
890 Route 601, Skillman
Family-owned, Hidden Spring Lavender Farm offers a wide range of all natural products made from the farm’s lavender and 100 percent pure lavender essential oil. The Gift Shoppe carries lotions, aromatherapy products and Hidden Spring’s original Buena Bears (teddy bears stuffed with lavender). You can’t PYO here, but you can spend some time with the farm’s alpacas.
Mad Lavender Farm
452 Route 579, Milford
Step into a whimsical world that’s home to seven types of lavender, goat yoga and a lavender labyrinth. At the shop, you can purchase lavender plants, candles, lip balm and more. Sign up for a workshop to wrap a smudge stick, take a sound bath, harvest a wild herb, and make a lavender bouquet.
Orchard View Lavender Farm
101 Karrsville Road, Murray
Orchard View Lavender Farm is committed to growing organic lavender. At the farm stand, you can purchase lavender-infused goods for all your needs, from body lotions to tea. The farm also sells two types of honey, all-natural honey harvested at Orchard View and lavender honey imported from Oregon. You can also pick up fresh, organic eggs. The store is open by appointment only
Pleasant Valley Lavender Farm
288 Pleasant Valley Road, Morganville
This farm is home to 10 acres of nearly 2,000 lavender plants of French and English varieties – and is the first and largest in NJ. You can pick your own lavender throughout the summer months (this season, no appointments are necessary) or have the farm harvest your bundles of lavender for pick-up or delivery. There’s also a selection of handmade lavender goods like body scrubs, sachets, hand sanitizer and even lavender honey to choose from. And … the farm is pet-friendly.
Princeton Lavender Farm
3741 Lawrenceville Road, Princeton
Princeton Lavender Farm offers unique products, like lavender pillows, lavender beeswax skin cream, honey, candles and lavender arrangements. The farm has transitioned from an animal farm to an events venue.
Stokes Farm
23 DeWolf Rd., Old Tappan
This 6th-generation family farm offers lavender picking, usually accompanied by vendors, seasonal produce and adventures on the farm. Strawberry picking is going on now, too.
Pennsylvania
Paradise Lavender Farm
5822 Paradise Valley Road, Cresco, PA
Head to Paradise Lavender Farm for a pick-your-own experience just across the Pennsylvania border. You can also buy a pre-picked lavender bundle or choose from a wide range of unique products like lavender eye pillows, lavender scented doggie insect repellent or even a face mask that comes with a lavender insert. Make sure you stop for a sweet treat and try their lavender ice cream.
Peace Valley Lavender Farm
802 New Galena Road, Doylestown, PA
This farm sells lavender products that can incorporate the plant into every part of your life. Try a taste of lavender sugar, pick up a lavender and rose scone baking mix or get a lavender and lime clay facial mask for an at-home spa experience. Lavender is expected to be in peak bloom the last two weeks of June, and tours of the farm are usually available.
Quiet Hills Lavender Farm
1995 Hemlock Street, Palmerton, PA
The Lavender Shed is open even by appointment so you can bring home some dried English lavender, decor and plush dolls. They also have more than a dozen ice cream flavors that each have lavender as the main ingredient.
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