An awesome berry picking experience! Depending on the season, you can pick a verity of berries. We…read morevisited at the perfect time for blueberries, raspberries, blackberries and loganberries (all for a very reasonable $4.15/lb). The berries are incredibly fresh and delicious. In addition to the berries, they also have a beautiful lavender field.

Fantastic family friendly farm to pick local berries and to enjoy their lavender farm as well…read more Berries are de lions and affordable at $4.15/lb. Support local!

Beautiful, peaceful, and so relaxing! ​I stopped by B & B…read moreFamily Lavender Farm during a road trip to Sequim, and it was one of the highlights of the trip. The fields of deep purple lavender were in full bloom, and the rustic barn backdrop makes for amazing photos! The heavenly scent hits you the moment you step out of the car--it instantly puts you in a relaxed mood. ​Summer is definitely the prime time to visit and catch the peak bloom. If you're anywhere near Sequim, this place is a must-visit!

I believe this is the largest lavender farm in Sequim? Definitely worth a visit! Admission is free,…read moreand during peak season, they offer guided tour every 30 mins. We learnt a lot about lavender farming and how different products are processed. The entire farm smelled incredible. Be sure to stop by the farm shop, they have a great selection of lavender products and gift!

This is one the best stores that I have ever been to in my life!! If you haven't tried them, the…read moreBirria tacos are amazing!! Also, best sandwiches!!

Wondering selection of local fresh fruit. Abundant healthy selection of organic foods and the staff…read morewas friendly and helpful. Truly a little gem.

Took Mom to the festival because she was in town from Nebraska…read more Lots of great sights!

FREE. Easy to get to. Parking lot is next to the main building. No pressure or entry free to enter…read morethe grounds. Talkative chickens and a proud rooster to the right of the main building. Large grounds to have their lavender ice cream on benches in the shade and to later walk around the lavender fields. Gift shop has a lot of clothes, jewelry and of course lavender products. Cow pasture behind. Overall grounds are worth a look. Yet another gem is the lady on the porch that ribbons up lavender wands and whimsical lavender products. Pretty and original gifts, too. She was born on Kauai and has lived in the area for sometime. I had a lot of laughs with this sweet lady. Their ice cream and lavender-lemonade is another treat. I suggest getting the massive single soup of the vanilla-lavender AND blackberry-lavender combo. It was $7 ball of happiness in a cup. Worth a quick or long stop.

After our family camping trip we stopped in and glad we did. absolutely beautiful grounds and very…read morefriendly owners. I purchased many things from the gift shop and my favorite item (closely tied with the lavender chocolate bar) was their homemade lavender garlic salt. I used it on grilled fish and it was a restaurant worthy salmon dish!!!

We visited during Lavender Festival July 2015 and we were glad we stopped at Nelson's...with so…read moremany Lavender farms to visit and so many choices but with limited time, we only got to visit two farms, and this one of them...couldn't have been happier! Nelson's Duckpond sits in a residential area along a picturesque road. The parking was on their vast lawn and there were a few spots in the shade, which was a welcome relief during the very hot July summer. You were free to wander around the farm, partake in the U Pick Lavender option, nibble a few lavender poundcake samples at the tent, quench your thirst with some drinks, patronize the store with a ton of lavender stuff (I bought lip balm, poundcake mix, sugar, BBQ rub spices, chocolates,soap and room spray). The best part, however, according to the kid, was the duckpond in the back. The shop owner was super friendly when my son inquired as to why this place was called the "Duckpond" as he soon found out why - a turtle (forgot the name) and some ducks all share the vast huge back yard as one big happy fauna family. My son was lucky enough to be able to feed the ducks with some feed that was available for the Lavender Fest visitors. Everyone was super friendly and the grounds were very pretty. It wasn't only the lavender fields, but everything around it! I'd love to patronize their cottages next time I'm in town!

Expensive but good trees. This cut-your-own tree farm has a variety in types of trees. There is a…read morecute little shop for ornaments etc. I would not, however, buy my wreath there. They are not that great and over the moon expensive. Even Safeway wreaths are better!

I called one day and they had availability to deliver 7 yards of unscreened compost the next. Very…read morefriendly, happy to answer my questions and dumped the compost exactly where I asked. We are very pleased with the unscreened product. It's being spread to create a no-till garden. Someone stopped by our house and already asked where we bought our good looking compost.

Thank you to the new business owner. I too had a bad experience with the owner…read more She was showing us handmade consignment gifts from Students.. I asked her if she offered consignment to Seniors. Very sternly she said she only supports students from H.S. I wasn't what she said it was how she said it to me with stern eyes. We never went back. Now that there is a new owner we will stop by and check your store out. Thank you for posting there is a new owner. ~Claire

When my mom and I come to the Lavender Festival. This is the place we come to for gifts ect. So,…read moresweet and kind as well. We will of course always come back. It's our regular thing to do. I highly recommend going there. I love the fact that it's family owned, that makes it all the more special.

My wife and I, with our 2 children, have been members of this beautiful store for 3+ years since we…read moremoved into this area. I have lived on the Peninsula since 1984 and aside from traveling the western states for a few years it's been my home. We love this store because those that work here have always been friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Our children enjoy getting an Apple, Bananas or Carrot while we shop. The prices here have always been competitive with the "box stores". This is a great aspect when considering where to shop. To have fruit, produce and meats feom local farms at a reasonable price is one of many reasons we enjoy shopping here at the Co-Op and were quick to pay for the lifetime membership. Yesterday (19 Sept 2025) my wife and I went in for grocery shopping and everything seemed like a normal shopping experience we've come to expect. My wife has been enriched to finally have a service dog that goes with her medical conditions from her service in the Navy. She decided to stop having her service dog wear his vest and goggles (both were part of his suit as he was trained in both while he was a K9 for the police in Pocatello, ID). It was overwhelming for her to have people approach her and talk to her about her k9 (never seeing one so well trained, how cute he looks in his vest goggles, etc.). My wife was asked on 19 Sept if her k9 was a service dog by a lady who works at the Co-Op and she must have been a new hire as my wife and I haven't seen her working before yesterday. Most of the people who we interact with that work in the store all know my wife's service dog by sight and have the respect to not engage regarding our k9 in an invasive manner. The lady last night was not respectful, rather she treated my wife as if my wife was lying to her about our k9 being a service dog. Then after we got in line to checkout my wife realized she wanted an onion and a man stocking the produce stopped her and abrasively asked if the k9 was a service dog. My wife did not rest well and felt mentally off the rest of the evening. I realize it is important to keep pets outside of an establishment that offers fresh fruit, produce and other foods. It would also seem important with such a diverse array of people that frequent this store to have those working there know the importance of being professional, respectfu and tactful l when approaching anyone for any reason. Especially when it may be an interaction with someone who may have a service dog with them. Sadly people cannot teach someone how to use their intuition. I've seem many pet dogs, most of which are not trained well enough to be in any building. My wife's service dog is off/on leash trained, he's in tune with my wife's needs intuitively and never leaves her side even when we are home he next to her. It is a great comfort knowing that my wife has a k9 that can be there to protect her and keep her safe should any medical condition arise. My wife is now contemplating on whether she will be coming back inside the store as the stress created from the disrespectful manner has not allowed a restful night. I believe our new course is that she will no longer answer any questions from either staff or those who shop here. I will stand in for her so that she doesn't feel socially overwhelmed by those who choose to be disrespectful in their approach.

My wife and I have always had a nice experience here. The staff have always been more than friendly…read moreand we have always loved looking at the VAST vast selection of items. When we do come here we actually go for the toys. We love to shop local and they have a pretty decently sized toy selection and they sell really good brands like Hape, Tonka, Melissa and Doug, and Green Toys. I will say they are a bit over priced (this is the reason for 4 stars) and you could sometimes get a toy cheaper just buying directly from the manufacturers website. But as I said we love to support local businesses and they sell the toys we like to buy for our son. And like I mentioned the staff are really nice. This last trip we were going right before close and someone was vacuuming and my son is not a fan of loud vacuums. So the lady noticed that stopped the vacuum and then had a conversation with him about his new toy. It was a very good experience.