I came to Lavender Nights back in September and I loved it so much that I became a farm member! The farm is decorated so beautifully, with lights on the trees and the lavender. There's live music some nights, which really completes the experience. I also opted to pay a little extra for the tractor tour of the farm and it didn't disappoint -- it's a great overview of the very large grounds. I feel like I didn't even cover half of it during my night there. And of course, I loved the lavender-themed food court! I ordered the Fig and Lavender (lavender goat cheese, sliced dried figs, caramelized sweet onions, arugula, herb oil sauce) and it was so good. I also got a Lavender Lemonade in the souvenir cup. Next time, I want to try the desserts! read more

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My friend Cheryl and I came to the 123 Farm Lavender Festival on Sunday, we were coming up from San Diego so we got there as soon as they opened and found really good parking! Make sure to order your festival and parking tickets online, just in case you anyone is reviewing prior to attending. I wore espadrilles and a dress, there wasn't very much pavement but not hard to walk in with them but if I came back, I'd definitely wear trainers or flat sandals! Cheryl and I had a great time, we took cute photos in the lavender field, I wish the field had more lavender it was more just greenery then lavender. We ended up getting a flatbread with lavender infused goat cheese, fig with arugula and a side of lavender ranch, we also shared the skirt steak sandwich and had a lavender mojito and margarita. Flatbread is a must, that was delicious and so fresh. Definitely worth the wait, lavender goat cheese is subtle and paired really nicely with the lavender ranch! As for the sandwich, please skip, the skirt steak was tasty BUT that bread was so tough to eat and really chewy. Margarita was very tasty, could have used more tequila, but that's my preference. Cheryl's mojito was good too, she said it was a lot stronger. We also shared ice cream, strawberry lavender and regular lavender. The plain lavender was perfect, but the strawberry lavender was way too sweet for my liking. There was lots of great sport to take photos and seating for food, I want to come back for Halloween! We did purchase a couple of goodies from two locations, the gals from The Flower Market were really sweet and friendly, even gave me a rubber band for my hair! Worth the little trip, just wish there were more lavender in the fields. read more

Came here for the lavender farm experience and it was a chill place to hang with friends. There's a lot of food stalls set up, one store to shop around in, and a lavender field to walk around in. Entrance ticket and parking ticket are both bought prior to arriving. There's a tractor ride for an additional fee. Overall, I didn't feel like there was that much to do or see. It was cute but since it's so far for me I didn't think it was that worth it. Cool to come once to check it out though. read more

123 Farm - Lavender margarita - Farmers Market Near Me - Cherry Valley, California

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First time visited this farm, OMG very pretty and when we came they have sourdough festival too . read more

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Lavender Nights! Parking: We prepaid online to park inside the farm for $10. Gates open at 5:00 for anyone to enter. I would suggest coming by around 5:30 before parking gets too crowded. There are multiple parking locations at the farm, the main one is near the entrance. The farm is really big, there's going to be a lot of walking and exploring so by the time you want to go home it will take a while to get back to your car if you want to park on the side streets. Drinks: Lavender Arnold Palmer (@Food Cart and Bar, Map G): More on the sour side of a lemon tea. There's a hint of lavender but you taste more of the lemon tea. Lavender Sweetened Tea (@Food Cart and Bar, Map G): Not my preferred drink to get again but it reminded me like I was drinking Rose Tea. It felt like I was tasting lotion because there was a stronger lavender scent in the drink. Blueberry Lavender Matcha Latte (@Wild Orchard Tea Room, Map N): My favorite drink out of the three so far. There's a nice blueberry foam with a hint of lavender. The bottom is Matcha Latte very similar to the bitterness like Starbucks. Shops: There are going to be many shops and vendors scattered throughout the farm. Some items will reappear in 2-3 shops throughout the farm. Take your time to look through all the shops. Some shops will carry specialized items than others! I would say their merchandise is very creative and useful, it's going to be hard not to buy anything. read more

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We purchased s'mores and a fire pit for 4 people ($30 for 50 minutes). Don't waste your money. 2 marshmallows, 2 half Graham crackers, and 1 square of nasty, waxy, green (not) chocolate, that would only melt after stuffing a piece in the marshmallow while roasting, per person. Additional s'mores were $10. What a rip off. Save your money and skip the s'mores but do go and enjoy the lights! The lights were wonderfully romantic. read more

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Made the trek to 123 Farm from LA for Lavender Nights! Overall I had a fantastic time, but I did learn some important takeaways. The grounds are beautiful, especially once the sun goes down and you can really see all the twinkle lights. There are SO many lights, and tons of fun picture ops with them. They put a lot of care into the aesthetics of the farm, which makes it very Instagram-worthy. One thing to beware of if you come in September, the lavender fields are past their peek bloom so you don't see a ton of sprouted flowers. Nonetheless, it's still gorgeous. The food was just alright. There's a lot of lavender themed everything, but not all of it is created equally, and all of it is certainly overpriced. The drinks are just okay, but wayyyy too overpriced. I didn't taste much lavender in them, but they were pretty. The sourdough pizza was good, but only personal pizza-sized for $20. The garlic & rosemary fries with the burger were an upcharge, and then didn't taste like garlic and rosemary at all -- I'd skip those next time. The lavender berry compote funnel cake was pretty standard, and also not worth $20. The lavender soft serve was my favorite thing we got -- this was delicious, and unlike a lot of other things I tried throughout the night, I thought it actually tasted like lavender! There's also a lot of shopping and friendly staff. You can grab a ton of different lavender goods, sample olive oils, and take a tour of the winery. There's tractor rides for an additional $6 upcharge. Overall, I'd say the festival is a bit of a cash grab, with the food and drinks being way overpriced for what they are, and most fun things being an additional upcharge. HOWEVER, at the end of the day... I had a great time. It was just fun to be out in nature and explore the farm. I would go back again, I'd just probably eat before coming. read more

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This place is magical, filled with lavender and night light, it was a nice spot for family with kids or just a special date night. We tried their burger and their lemonade, and it exceeds my expectations. It is not the best, but it is definitely better quality than fair food. The burger we ate was also made to order, so the wait was a bit longer. However, there was live music and a great courtyard to sit, so it was not too bad. Will definably come back to enjoy the food and the scenery at the lavender farm. read more

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I have been to 123 farms for both Christmas nights and lavender nights now and ... I must confess ... I bought membership, so I look forward to visiting all of the festivals. Christmas nights: The theming is incredible, but we went on a Saturday so VERY crowded (to be expected) Lavender nights: Went on the first weekend, so much less crowded than Christmas nights -- still just as fun! My suggestions; arrive early (the festival starts at 5? Get there at 4:30 to make sure you have time to everything you want). This is DESERT weather -- it'll be HOT in the summer and COLD in the winter! Plan accordingly if you're coming from temperate Orange County like me. I love, love, love the events I've experienced at 123 Farms and I look forward to attending more. read more

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Wow! It was my first time time attending the lavender festival and everything is soooooo pretty and aesthetic!!! Right when you l enter you'll see all the food stands - everything from lavender marinated brisket sandwiches to lavender infused drinks. There's also a distillery demonstration right by the food court where they talk about how essential oil is made at the farm. You are free to explore the lavender field, which is pretty big! I also love all the vendor stations they have - everything from lavender infused honey to body care products. Prices are pretty reasonable! It's sooooo pretty at night with all the lights and decorations! Perfect for a weekend getaway! Definitely purchase your tickets online ahead of time since they do sell out for the weekend dates. You can also purchase onsite parking online but you can also just park across from the farm for free (get there early)! While you are there you can also upgrade your ticket to a VIP so you can attend other events at the farm at discounted prices - there's quite a few events throughout the year (like the sourdough festival). read more

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Came here on a cold windy Sunday afternoon during the sourdough festival. My family and I enjoyed lunch, explored the grounds and shops. My daughter bought a couple of the sourdough pizzas (which were outside of the dining hall) while I ordered other items that were offered & served inside (bread pudding, cheeseburger, soup or macaroni & cheese in sourdough bread bowls). We also got to order a few drinks from the bar. All the employees were friendly and we were served quickly, as there were no lines and very little wait. We had a great time and plan to come back during the lavender festival! Tip: admission to the sourdough festival is "free" with parking purchase. I bought it online prior to our visit ($10 plus service fee) read more

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This is my second time at the lavender festival and it is a nice getaway. I wish they didn't cut the daytime hours out because like it was mentioned in another review, it takes time to drive out here. We came with kids and they sleep at 7 but the hours started at 5pm. We didn't get to do everything cause we had to leave for their bedtime (which we were still late for). If the morning and daytime hours were around, it would be more worth the drive and visit! I wanted to buy their lavender honey and jams but had no time. Parking is different now where you park near the food area and it makes it easier to get food (last time we had to take a cart ride from the parking lot to the main shops and then you walk over to the food area). Their lavender lemonade is good. The lavender mojito is also good but way too pricey ($12 for one drink)!! Their food- pizza, burger, and fries were eh. Just average. And the lavender cheesecake was super disappointing and nothing special. They decorate the farm really nicely though and there are lots of places to take pictures! It's definitely a great spot for exploring and having a good time. Just get ready for your wallet to cry. read more

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123 Farm is the perfect spot for a first date, a relaxing evening with friends or just somewhere you want to get away. I bought a membership card for the festivals that occur all year round and went to the Lavender festival - it was worth it. Drinks, snacks, meals & shopping are decently priced. Only reason I give 4 stars (I would have done 4.5 but I don't think that's an option) is that the staff working the booths were awkward and not the friendliest. But since the venue is so pretty with the landscaping and decor, it's not a huge deal. read more

123 Farm - Venue - Farmers Market Near Me - Cherry Valley, California

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Definitely make reservations and a parking ticket as well, for their special events. I visited their Christmas festivities and it helped get into the holiday spirits with their holiday lights, adorable and unique gift shops, and delicious holiday treats like their funnel cake and bread bowls. My friends and I reserved early afternoon tickets to avoid the crowd and it was perfect. By the time we left a few hours later the evening was getting very crowded. We started with just wandering around the grounds and this grand and old oak tree all lit up in white lights. Walked around their village of gift shops with the Christmas and gnome themes that included a nut and dried fruit shop, candles, handmade trinkets, and one of my favorites, this hot chocolate shop where we warmed up with a sweet drink. My friends got their souvenir hot chocolate experience that included a holiday mug. We then ventured into this grander hall with more dining options and wines and cocktails all continuing the holiday theme. There is a beautiful fireplace to warm beside and enjoy some food. Their funnel cake was one of the more memorable items I enjoyed in this hall. Also visit the lavender gift shop here. I did see a sign for a train but it wasn't running that evening. Outside the grounds, there are more lights and decorations. A favorite spot has to have been this one orchard with rows of trees lit up in white lights with a unique outdoor chandelier setting. Really pretty for photos and a stroll. We also came across more dining options in a more outdoor setting with various and quirky couch/seating and fire pits. If you opt to try the venues outside there was another beverage venue and an outdoor bbq spot as well if I recall correctly. We came across "Santa's" shop with visiting hours, on a sign that posted photos could be taken when he's there. Inside the gift shop there were more holiday souvenirs and fun items to shop for, more kid-friendly. Overall, a really fun outing with friends and families. read more

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Came with my family for the lavender festival; everyone had a really nice time. There is a price of admission and parking. There were a lot of options for food and drinks, many of which were lavender infused (as you can imagine). A bit pricy, with food costing about theme park prices (think $16-$20) a plate. I felt that was a bit much since you've already had to drive, pay for tickets and parking. All in all though it's a really beautiful property, lots to see and especially gorgeous at night when all the lights are visible. Wear comfortable shoes as the paths are mostly dirt and uneven. read more

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This was a very fun night out. Walked Around the beautiful grounds with many lights, went into the cute shops, and had some bread soup bowls. We sat by the fore place and enjoyed a spiked hot coco and peppermint matcha. Even spent time with the handsome farm dog, Bear. Will return when it reopens later this year but will bring warm boots and gloves as it gets pretty cold there. read more

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My family visited the "Sourdough Festival" and it was NOT good!!! $45 for preferred parking and the parking lot was empty! $48 for a personal cheese pizza and a "sourdough" can soup bowl NO drinks! The grounds are very run down, dilapidated and dirty. The food was extremely overpriced and TERRIBLE!!! I got the chicken dumpling bread bowl and the "chicken dumpling stew" was from a can! My daughter ordered a Chicken quesadilla, that was made with canned chicken and a whole wheat tortilla that claimed to be Sourdough!?... I can purchase amazing Sourdough from my local bakery. I would recommend saving yourself a trip and your hard earned money!!! read more

I took my BF, who had never been and he loved it. We went during the lavender festival. This is great way to spend a summer evening out in nature, away from the busy city. Its not cheap, between the admission price and parking fees and overpriced lavender products! But I was there for the nature and my BF was like a kid in a candy store with all the yummy desserts , soft serve, churro, cheesecake and so much more. read more

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I loved the food and the ambiance of the farm. The merch shops are cozy and cute. I would highly recommend going there

The first time I came here I was so starry eyed over how adorable and aesthetic everything was! My husband and I got passes for date nights. There is so much to see and it's especially beautiful at dusk. I love many different shops and vendors they have, and delicious snacks and drinks! I love the black matcha with lavender whip (pictured). I also recommend the lavender ice cream if you go during lavender season. This is an organic, regenerative farm, which I love. Staff seem fairly friendly, but they are mostly younger and when they get super busy (weekends) the costumer service might not be as good at some of the food stands. However, most vendors in shops are friendly and ready to chat and answer questions! read more

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I had seen this event for Lavender Nights on IG and wanted to check it out. Located just about an hour and half from Orange County in Beaumont nearby neighboring city, Banning. I never knew this farm existed which holds different kinds of events. Came here in late October for their Lavender Nights festival. I was genuinely excited to see what it was all about. Arrived after 5:30pm and as it got closer I can see all the beautiful trees lit up with lights. Just something magical about it. Venue is huge and there is plenty of parking outside the farm area. I had ordered tickets online plus parking so it was easy to find a parking space once we got into the location. Venue has live music, and areas of where they had food and drinks you. I did notice there were long lines as it got later into the night. So be sure to order your food sooner than later. There are also tables and chairs around the food court area which is all lit up. Different seasons they hold different themes for this farm. I'd suggest checking their instagram page. We had a lot of fun exploring different areas and it wasn't too packed since it was a Monday night. You can also smell the lavender flowers once you're there. The only thing that was bad was their restrooms. Hopefully that gets sorted out for other events they do there. The fig lavender pizza was delicious so was the lavender lemonade. The burger was just okay, the burger bun was cold. Fries were good. I would recommend coming to one of these events this farm holds here at least once. It is really beautiful and worth the drive, staff was friendly and they also had a couple of dogs that lives on the farm who were very friendly. Great for date night, large groups and families with small kids too. Don't forget to wear comfortable shoes and bring a jacket it gets super cold at night. read more

For the people who are rating this event so poorly, I don't know what else they were expecting. Yes, the jist of the event is that there are lights everywhere, but that doesn't mean that it's boring or that it sucks. They're really pretty to look at and the way they illuminate the grounds is really cool. So you can purchase tickets online for this event. It says something about buying them in person but I am pretty sure all transactions, at least when it comes to tickets for admission, need to be done online. Also, we paid for parking there, which was only 10$. To my knowledge, they can run out of parking so show up early if you plan on coming. My girlfriend and I were really wowed by what we saw here. We had been to other events similar to this one but none had ever had as many lights as 123 Farm. They have lights almost everywhere they can put them. All over the tall trees by where we entered, the bushes, the lavender fields, the big willow tree, and they all look great. You can walk around and look at them or sit wherever they have a chair and take it all in. Aside from walking around and looking at lights, you can also look at some of the cool little shops they have. So they have some shops towards the back of the event, by one of the main houses, where people are selling their homemade goods, kind of like a little farmers market/flea market. And then they have a set of shops that are a little more for aesthetic only. These are located more towards the entrance of the event. They've got these cute little houses set up where you can peak into them and find hidden elves, which I thought was cool and also added to the aesthetic. They do sell hot chocolate and other foods but they are a little bit pricey. It was about 6$ for a hot cocoa and then 16$ for sourdough pizza that they sell. We bought some hot cocoa because it was really cold and they didn't give us THAT much. It felt a little bit like they may not have even filled the cup up all the way, but oh well. Overall, this was a unique experience to come check out. We enjoyed it a lot, though it was a little out of the way for us to drive to. It is worth it if you are a fan of all those christmas light events because this one definitely won't leave you disappointed. read more

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What an absolute delight! The cutest holiday light display! I love how you can explore so many areas of over 1 million lights! In the mood for a drink? Have a holiday cocoa, cocktail or wine. Stone fired pizza and there is a restaurant too. Plenty of parking make sure to buy in advance $10. Tickets are $12 Adults $9 Seniors $6 Kids Santa makes an appearance as well just check their website for details. Stayed about 2 and a 1/2 hours total so got plenty of steps in haha! Magical and definitely gets you in the holiday spirit! Open December-January so make sure to check them out! read more

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This update is long overdue but it's a sad one. After having had such a great experience during their lavender days festival that I told some friends about their sourdough fest that they let me know about at a vendor fair. After being told there would be a lot of not just sourdough tastings but classes and workshops for all sorts of fermented foods it had us sold. Unfortunately, it wasn't like that at all. They couldn't sell any kombucha because their tap was broken or something-basically they said maybe it would be fixed by tomorrow. In fact, that was the common refrain for a lot of things during that visit with so many of the workshops still listed as 'TBD.' The weekend of! We did manage to sit in on a free class where he had a couple of tastings but that was it. Sadly, it made me see this for the money grab that it was-where it was basically like a Smorgasburg or another street market except I had to drive 2 hours just to get here to eat some overpriced food and be disappointed. What's worse is that my friends decided to buy a loaf of sourdough to go only to find out that they gave them the wrong kind! It was just a raisin one or a non-raisin one and after checking their receipt they rang it up correctly but gave them the raisin one by mistake! The only reason I'm not giving them one store for the fiasco is because the free class was ok and I had a good time here the first time, but I definitely won't come back. read more

If you love Christmas then you will definitely love the 123 farm during Christmas time. They decorate the farm with thousands of lights that it looks so beautiful and magical. I went during Christmas Day and it was very very cold so make sure you bundle up. They have hot cocoa to keep you warm as well. They have parking an additional cost. Worth it if you love Christmas like I do. read more

Parking: Plenty available, although you may have to walk a bit for the lots that are further away. Pricing depends on event, but is included as part of the annual membership. Pricing: Blue Membership is $35 annually and includes parking and admission for 1 person. Family mebership is $100 annually and includes parking + admission for two adults and all children. VIP menbership is $80 annually and includes parking and admission for member + guest, a one-time free dessert and free drink ticket, and 10% discount at select retail and food booths. Alternatively, you can pay per event--pricing and parking fees vary. Ambience: I've visited this farm during its Sourdough Festival and Sheep Shearing Festival. Upon arrival, you can pick up a brochure that includes a map, list of workshops, menu, etc. You can look up events online and plan ahead as well. Each festival has a wide assortment of workshops and fun activities, but some do require signing up beforehand so make sure to plan accordingly. The farm is fairly large and spacious and does involve uneven ground at times, but is fairly walkable throughout. There's always goodies for purchase, ranging from handmade knickknacks, snacks, candles, etc.--items vary depending on festival / event. So far, they serve great drinks, but the sourdough pizza was mediocre. Looking forward to visiting during Lavendar Festival and Christmas Nights! read more

123 Farm - Sourdough BBQ chicken pizza - Farmers Market Near Me - Cherry Valley, California

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Loved the experience!!! Celebrated my 28th wedding anniversary. Ambiance was romantic and peaceful. Enjoyed the Lavender festival, food was farm to table. Delicious gourmet food loved the fig and goat cheese pizza with drizzle lavender onions. Enjoyed the lavender lemonade and Lavender and Lemon balm sparkling water. Truly was the perfect venue to celebrate our love. Can't wait to come back and experience the various events at 123 Farms. Truly a beautiful experience read more

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I absoluteelyyy loved the christmas lights!! Fig and goat chese pizza was really bussin bussin!!! Farm is beautful and the sourdough good!!!!!!! It be a little pricy but get you should. The strawberry matcha latte is just immaculatte. You should some treats from da vender and walk thru the fields of lavender The dogs are so adorable that they are simply not ignorable. You've gotta to check this place out. Highly recommended. Splendid place indeed! read more

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I had a great time at Lavender Nights. Every part of the lavender nights was well thought out and all the lights made it such a magical evening! There were hot foods and drinks available. We got the brisket BBQ with a side of mac n cheese and it came with a side of asparagus. We strolled platonically through the fields of lavender plants/bushes, artisanal shops and super old tree in the corner of the whole farm. read more

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We got tickets for the Cheistmas Light festival and just recently took the drive up! I'd suggest in advance that you opt for the annual yearly pass, definitely worth the splurge for the upgrade since they exclusively have 4 rotating festivals with tickets sitting at around $30pp. Lights were all crisp yellow/white, and the bushes and trees were seen a mile away. Was expecting at least a little area with colored lights to no avail. The amount of little pockets to explore kept us busy for over 3 hours. It would have been longer if we weren't such babies about the wind! Markets in the village were underwhelming, maze was amateurish, while santa was VERY grumpy. Aside from that, the food was delicious; can't rave enough about the sourdough pizza($20)+ and the very rich hot chocolate! ($7). Food was definitely pricey, but that's to be expected. Portions were decent too! The lobby had a little food hall with shops. Had to pick up the lavender lotion! Overall, it was a great experience. I will be upgrading to the annual myself. I'm looking forward to the lavender and sourdough festival! read more

Ohhhh the social media hype about this place is real .... For the holiday farm. Please note this is for the holiday times not the olive or the lavender fields season. HIGHLY recommend buying the holiday farm tickets online bc they may be sold out if trying to get a day of/in person ticket. Also parking on the property is not included in the ticket, but if you are lucky to find street parking across the farm that is free. Not too bad of a walk from the street parking.... If you park right across the farm. Def recommend getting the early tickets (5 pm) as it gets dark early and you probably will have a higher chance of finding free street parking at that time. As for the farm.... Omg! So pretty at night with all the lights and cutely decorated houses. My fav house was the gingerbread house with its lit up gum drops that sells hot cocoa. Oh and the elves houses that you play a game counting how many elves are in each house. Super cute idea for all ages on the elves house. As for the farm goods.... I wanted to buy everything lol. I was strong and only bought a sage soap and honey lavender syrup for lemonade or coffee lattes. I will say the lines for the food and drinks (bar area) were long. I skipped those as i had already ate before coming and was not about to wait for more than 45 min for a drink (the drink menu did sound good). Inside the main building in the back area there is another bar area, but only serves wine. No line for that area though. Def recommend visiting during the holidays. New bucket list is to come during their lavender fields event)season, but def plan ahead for those events. read more

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We visited from San Diego and had a wonderful evening here. The food didn't have to be good, after all they have a captive audience. Everything we ordered was delicious. It was pricey but isn't everything nowadays? The lights were magic and the shops were very well curated. Fun for all ages. Very charming and well done read more

123 Farm - Farmers Market Near Me - Cherry Valley, California

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Came here last week for the Lavender Festival. Pros We arrived after sunset and were able to find a parking spot in the little lot out front. There were plenty of vendors and photo ops. We ate, we drank, we walked around, and we took pictures. Cons Some of the vendor lines and bathrooms lines can get long. The bathrooms are in an unoccupied hotel rooms which is a bit odd. It would be nice if they opened up a couple of more. Also the drive...this place is 60 miles from where we were. Overall it was good. Not sure I have the need to come back but it was something to do on a Friday night. read more

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Cleanliness 4 Cost 3 Cuisine 4 Customer Service 4 We came here for their Christmas display of lights... They had a ton of lights. It is very magical looking the way it is decorated. After about an hour we were bored. There is only So much to see. We would come back again for the photo opportunities. I just think it's a little pricey for an hour or two of walking around. read more

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The experience last night was so awesome. We bought the 80.00 dinner ticket - it included parking, vouchers for a drink, dinner, and dessert, s'mores pit kits, a light up cup, and a tractor ride. We found the whole experience to be worth the big ticket. When you drive up they scan your QR code, give you the cup and meal tickets, and then lead you to park. The meal tickets say they're vouchers up to 12.50 but they're outdated - it covered a whole pizza for us + drink with it! The lines for food were longer but they gave us a buzzer after ordering and it took about 25 minutes even during busy hour. I suggest once you get in to head to the food lines. There's plenty of seating and the lavender lemonade was delicious! The shops were fun to look at and all the products from the farm were decently priced too. The s'mores pits give you a kit to make your own s'mores and sit by the fire and relax. There's plenty of walking and things to do. We didn't get to the tractor ride because it was late and the line was longer but it looked fun. It is a relaxing place to enjoy some fresh air. There are also plenty of places to sit. Overall, worth the ticket and we had lots of good pictures. read more

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Took my mom and her friends here during Lavender Nights. it was a nice, late summer evening. We arrived right at sunset, and the view of the sunset through the lavender fields was breathtaking. As it got darker, the lights made for such a romantic setting. They offer decent options for food, from roasted chicken and vegetables to burgers, BBQ, and probably their most popular food item - the sourdough pizza! They also had some lavender ice cream, which was delightful! And a couple of bars if you want something boozy. There was live music throughout the evening, it was nice to hang out at the food area after enjoying our meal. They have some cute gift shops throughout the farm so make sure to visit them. This was a charming experience and a good date night spot with lots of photo-op settings. read more

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So the 123 Farm is a lavender farm and then they convert it for the holiday season. It is breathtakingly gorgeous! There are white lights everywhere you walk through the fields. They have different walking areas to see how they use the lights. . They have shops. They have a few games and then they have a whole courtyard, outdoor food court and in door food court. It's very cozy. Looks like wood cabins. It's a bit pricey for the food and the drink but you know you go for the experience, so if you like to walk around and take pictures and different things like that, there's no real activity except for joining the sights and sounds of everything. I loved it. Oh, there is a tractor ride!! $10 extra. I thought it was worth it but I love Christmas because I didn't get it when I was a kid, so I'm looking at through my 10-year-old eyes. . The staff was nice and friendly. read more

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This is a cute place to come see. I hear Christmas is the best. It is not set up for wheelchairs or persons who cannot walk a distance or on uneven ground. 123 Farms could be an amazing venue with a little TLC. It seems like they have slowly been doing this. I look forward to the renovations. read more

Personally had to drive 100mins there and 90mins back, but I can say completely worth it especially if you go for a date night. I'm glad that I had paid for the prepaid parking, because if you park on the street, you'd have a long walk which I know I would have turned into an icicle when I was leaving...it gets to low 40s later at night with windchill...so come prepared...definitely glad I had my earmuffs also there was big line for entrance for prepaid parking but moving quickly . Honestly now it makes sense to me why people would spend at least three hours here...a lot of beautiful light decorations...also fairly enough amount of food options...I'm not a vegan, but there was a vegan burrito / taco place that its burrito really surprised me! I'm not sure how the restrooms are though, personally stopped by a Starbucks near by right before coming in to avoid bursting in wait lines. Also make sure your tires have enough air pressure and in good condition because the prepaid parking is on a gravel road read more

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~~~PERFECT DATE NIGHT SPOT~~~ WATCH MY EPISODE: FIELD DAY² LAVENDER NIGHTS (YT:@BULGOGIBOMBER) I went to the Lavender Nights Festival and had a magical evening. It definitely date night material or somewhere to bring the family. There's lots of photo ops that are covered in pretty lights and lots of lavender themed foods to choose from. It's quite a drive if you're from the LA area but the price is very affordable so that makes up for it. read more

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