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Peak lavender bloom is usually around mid-June to mid-July.Description
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Each summer, 123 Farm at Highland Springs Ranch & Inn celebrates the beginning of lavender harvest season by hosting the annual Lavender Festival. Visitors of all ages are invited to stroll through the winding paths of organic lavender fields, participate in guided tours in horse-drawn hay wagons, learn how lavender essential oil is extracted, taste lavender-inspired dishes and enjoy live music.
The organic herbs grown at 123 Farm are featured prominently throughout the family-friendly festival through various refreshing lavender-inspired favorites such as lavender lemonade and lavender ice cream. The organic marketplace showcases specialty items, many of them made with lavender as, for example, honey, balsamic vinegar, essential oils, fresh bouquets, plants and even lavender-stuffed toys!
The Lavender Festival has different prices based on the bloom period. The first 3 weeks of the festival are free admission with paid parking during the pre-bloom Lavender Festival (May 3 to July 21, 2024). Lavender food and drinks and most activities will be offered during this time.
Cost
Adult Admission starts at $16.00 depending on day. See website - Parking on site is $20 or $35 for OversizedHow
*To enter the grounds, you will either need proof of paid parking and paid admission is applicable.
Tickets are non-refundable. Ticket dates can be changed the night prior to your reserved date (11:59 pm) by logging on to your Ticketspice account. Any tickets that are not used for this event can be credited towards any future festival at 123 Farm.
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- Capture beautiful sunset photos in the lavender fields
- Taste lavender-inspired food, drinks and desserts
- 100,000 lights illuminate the farm at night
- Listen to live musical performances every night from 6:30 to 9 pm (with intermission between)
PET POLICY: No pets allowed. Service animals welcome. Be aware that we have free roaming farm dogs on the property. Very friendly to guests and authentic service animals, but not friendly to pets.
GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES: As a real working farm, please be aware that many areas of the property are not ideal for guests using a wheelchair or walker (uneven ground, wood chip cover, etc.).
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