Lavenderland

Went there off-season with my sister. It's quite big. Two to three types of lavender grown there. They were kind enough to waive the admission charge as long as we bought a minimum amount of merchandise at the shop. If we had paid for the entrance fee of 28 cad$ I'm not sure it would have been worth it.Place looks like one could also hold events among the lavender crops. Pretty beautiful.

Very pretty and nice waterfall and gazebo. The Lavender gift store is nice and bought a hand cream and tried out the Lavender lemonade kombucha.It is nearing the end of the season for lavender blooming. Definitely will come back next year sometime in June when there are more lavender.

Went to visit during their harvest season so not so many left, July & August are their blooming season recommended by the staff.Nevertheless, is a pretty place to go and they have Lavender kombucha snd Lavender gelato. I only think the entry free is quite pricey for the size of this farm.

We came here with my family last week.To be honest, the idea of a lavender land" is so creative! I think it has potential of becoming a hit.When we arrived

8 months into its 1st year of opening. A lovely place for the whole family with lotsa room to explore.Check out the Gift Shop with handmade Lavender products crafted with Love"

Vivian our host was EXCEPTIONAL!Welcoming warmth, energy, and passion for Lavender. She shared the stages of growth, harvesting, extraction, and final products. All with a smile and easy storytelling style of teaching.Even though it was off season she invited us to tour Lavenderland AND(!) participate in a super fun scavenger hunt! Plus, we were the only patrons of the moment in the afternoon.We made sure to pick up a lavender item for our loved ones.Highly recommend this wonderful experience AND especially Vivian. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We visited this place on 17th July.Overall experience was ok-ish as this was our first lavender visit so we enjoyed it.The land area is big enough and there are decent patches of the dense lavender plantation. You will get good photos for sure.It is a well-maintained place with clean restrooms and enough picnic tables for sitting around the shop.However, the place entrance fees is pricy[28CAD each Adult].This ticket price includes a gift of Lavender Hydrosol(Lavender Water) price 29.99$.We had 2 adult general tickets so we end up getting 2 Lavender Hydrosol which we don't want.It would have been better if we were given a choice to pick any item from the shopping zone of the same value(especially when there is more than 1 ticket)I am attaching a few pics of our visit.Also, We felt even the Lavender plant's cost is higher than what we have seen at any other garden center.

Came with a friend. Very nice place, very photogenic. Wish there were more attractions. We encountered one place that sold Lavender drinks but there wasn't much beyond that. Still a good place to take friends or family to get really nice photos.

We went at the end of the season (early September) where there was discounted entry. They had a special offer where you can get free admission if you buy something from the gift shop (no minimum $, but every purchase only counts for one entry — i.e. if there are 4 people in your group, you will need to buy 4 items in order to get the free entry).Not sure if its because it was the end of the season, but there was no much to do apart from wander through the farm. Don’t get me wrong, we thoroughly enjoyed the gardens and the lavender fields, but there weren’t really any activities to do. They had given us a scavenger hunt sheet, but it was just a few simple questions and there was no incentive. We spent barely an hour here.The lavender ice cream was delicious, but maybe I’m biased because I love lavender ice cream.