Had a wonderful afternoon visiting this lavender farm with my friends. You cut and bundle your own…read morelavender. It smells like heaven walking the rows. They have sitting areas to take in the views, vendors that sell refreshments and a beautiful gift shop where they sell candles, lotions and other great gifts. A beautiful experience.

Do you like lavender? Come pick your own! They make it easy and fun!…read more Lavendar lemonade is available in a super cute lemonade stand. You can also get regular lemonade but why would you? It's a little strong so my husband asked to cut his with more ice water and they happily obliged. I enjoyed mine on a hot day. They have plenty of shaded seating. They also sell flowers and plants and wreaths. There is a gift shop with a small selection of lavender themed gifts. You can get a ton of beautiful photos- it's a magical place.

What a great assortment of Lavender products! I have been to many Lavender farms, some of them with…read moreacers of lavender fields! None of them have had the number of lavender products to choose from as this cute little place! The owner was fun and very knowable! I came home with several new lavender products and the prices were good! You only have to take the very short drive off the main Hwy. You will not be disappointed!

Best nursery in Walla Walla area. (The hours are 10am-6pm) Beautiful flowers, hanging baskets,…read moretrees, berry plants, shrubs, herbs, planters, fountains, etc. Amazing customer service and reasonable prices. Definitely a hidden gem, most people keep this place a secret.

I don't live in Walla Walla and wanted to have prim roses delivered. There was not a florist there…read morethat could do this for me. Barkwell Nursery told me they didn't have any but would be soon AND they would deliver. I will be calling back to order.

The staff is super knowledgeable and helpful. Their plants…read moreand bulk products are top notch. What else could you ask for?

The plants and products available at Wenzel Nursery are the best in the Walla Walla area. A…read morehelpful and knowledgeable staff have helped me get the right plants in the right place.

Such an easy process ordering flowers online. I don't live in Washington but ordered flowers for a…read morecoworker. Selected this beautiful arrangement and it was a sweet surprise to receive a picture of what was delivered same day. Highly recommend!

They made me exactly what I wanted for a pretty girl... great service great communication..read more

This winery is a hidden gem! If you are in the area and can make a stop happen...you won't regret…read moreit! Went there with 5 friends for a tasting and loved everything we had...especially the blend and cab! The owners are so nice and the scenery and barn are so magical!

Out a ways from Walla Walla, but worth the drive. One of our favorite stops on our 3 day trip. The…read moredogs welcome everyone and are quite mellow. The barn is a fun refurbished venue. Fun property with a patio out back and vineyards on site. Wine was good. Make the time to visit here for a nice experience.

Interesting historical site with National Park Service. Good to read about the history but a bit…read moresomber.

This historic site serves as a reminder to a part of American history that is pretty much…read moreoverlooked: the clashes between settlers and the Native Americans who already were inhabiting the land. Physician Marcus Whitman and Narcissa Whitman established the Whitman Mission in Cayuse (Native American) territory. The Cayuse initially welcomed the Whitmans, but as the increasing numbers of settlers passing by on Oregon Trail worried the Cayuse, tensions grew. It all came to a head when a measles outbreak in November 1847 killed half the local Cayuse. The settlers were also affected, but fared better. The Cayuse took it to mean that the Whitmans were responsible for the deaths of the Cayuse, as to them, the doctor was the cause of death. The Whitmans and 11 other people were killed, and others taken hostage, sparking the Cayuse War. It ended when five Cayuse men were turned in for being the perpetrators (without clear evidence) and hanged. The visitor's center is built on the site of the mission. The center has a gift shop, a movie, and a small museum to explain the events that occurred here. Outside, there is a trail that brings you to a memorial obelisk, and meanders past the foundations of the mission buildings.

Cute and cozy, this in town tasting room is a lovely stop when walking around town! Delightful…read morewines, friendly staff, you will enjoy your time here

Service was great!! She gave us amazing local recommendations and even offered us a bonus wine to…read moretaste.