The lavender farms of the Sequim valley
More than 20 farms under the Olympic Mountains, from small family plots to big U-pick fields. Most are open mid-June through mid-September.
When are you visiting?
SLGA member farms are free to visit, with no tickets or reservations.
Most farms open from mid-June through mid-September, and some stay open into the fall. Pick a date above to see who's open. Some non-member farms may charge admission.
What does the badge mean?
Farms marked with a star are members of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association (SLGA). SLGA farms are committed to quality, sustainability, and welcoming visitors with free admission when they’re open.
INTERACTIVE MAP
Explore 20+ Farms & Attractions
Lavender Farm
Festival Venue
Need Inspiration?
Sample farm itineraries to get you started
The Day Trip
6-8 hours • 3-4 farms9 AM — Start at a U-pick farm for morning bundles
11 AM — Farm-hop to 2 nearby shops
1 PM — Lavender lunch at a farm café
3 PM — Dungeness Spit or a local winery
Weekend Getaway
2-3 days • 6-8 farmsDay 1 — Eastern farms loop + U-pick
Day 1 Eve — Sunset photos + dinner downtown
Day 2 — Western farms + Hurricane Ridge
Day 3 — Dungeness Spit + final farm shops
Full Peninsula Week
5+ days • All the farmsDays 1-2 — Hit every farm at your pace
Day 3 — Hurricane Ridge + Sol Duc Hot Springs
Day 4 — Kayak Sequim Bay + wineries
Day 5 — Dungeness Spit + farewell shopping
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