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.

This is a lavender product farm house. So many ways yo try lavender. Drops, soap , candles ,…read morehoney... We did find a nice gift ideas and the representative wrapped it nice. Must be an Acre of Gardens.

Fantastic lavender farm experience starting with the free visit and tour of the lavender growing…read moreprocess and products. Great farm shop as well to support local. Very family friendly activity for a hour or two in Sequim, WA

What a great family farm to visit and learn about lavender from soup to nuts! We chose this farm…read moreprimarily for being rated high on dog friendliness and so glad we did as the family/staff alone was so warm, welcoming and nice! We arrived right in time for a free tour which was SO interesting (do it, worth it) and Rob was our guide and had a great sense of humor. I am obsessed with lavender so it was fun learning about the farming and production process. Beware of that gift shop though as they have tons of amazing and unique products that are hard to resist (so I didn't). We capped off our visit with a lavender lemonade that was fantastic. Thanks for having us B&B!

Great variety and the nicest owners you will ever meet. My…read morefamily really enjoyed visiting this farm and we learned a lot about lavenders from talking to the owners. Yes they are one of the smaller farms but definitely worth stopping by. Great selection of lavender and oils, more than some of the larger farms!

We pulled in to visit, but it was all closed mid day…read more There was on lady cutting lavender with the special cutting tool. Nice property but small.

From roaring "what is even happening right now at Olympic Game Farm" energy to Jardin du Soleil's…read morefull sensory slow-down--lavender air, warm sun, and everything moving at the speed of a gentle breeze over the Dungeness Valley. And honestly, Sequim does this switch better than almost anywhere. One minute you're side-eyeing bison that look like they've seen too much civilization, and the next you're wandering a certified organic lavender farm tucked into the rain shadow of the Olympics, where the sky feels like it's been turned up to "HD saturation." Jardin du Soleil especially leans into that pastoral reset button: rows of purple stretching out under that big Olympic Peninsula light, goats and chickens doing their indifferent farm philosopher thing, and then the full dessert arc--lavender lemonade into lavender ice cream like the place is committed to you leaving slightly fragrant and emotionally recalibrated. It's also one of those rare "free 99" experiences where the admission price is basically just your willingness to slow your internal clock for a while. The real currency there is sun exposure, quiet footsteps through the rows, and the faint hum of bees working overtime. Sequim in general feels like it's built on contrasts like this--wild edge of the Olympic Peninsula on one side, and then suddenly you're in this cultivated, almost Provençal pocket where everything is trying very hard (and successfully) to be calm. If Olympic Game Farm is chaos theater, Jardin du Soleil is intermission with lavender ice cream.

What a beautiful place to stop. The lavender is so vibrant. Photo opps galore. There's no entry…read morefee. Just walk around and enjoy the scent of the lavender and listen to hum of the bees. If you are afraid of bees, this might not be the place for you. There's a really overpriced gift shop on the property. It was overpriced but it didn't stop me from buying stuff. PS Try the lavender ice cream. It's mostly vanilla with just a hint of floral

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!

Kitty is an amazing artist, she designed the farm with her artistic talent. Everywhere is so…read morebeautiful! Everywhere is embraced by nature, but at the same time, dotted with her design touch. I regret not putting on a sundress for this photo blast place. The smell filled my nose and the flowers filled my eyes. It was so wonderful to be surrounded by this nature! Such a wonderful garden! Even the bees buzz happier than normal.

Hands down the coolest lavender farm in Sequim. Every turn Looks like a postcard. Down to earth…read moreowners welcome you like you're family. What's really neat are the perfectly manicured rows of lavender all labeled and ready to cut. We made a wreath of lavender that hangs in our bedroom and we get more compliments on that sucker I swear.

Sweet farm and the owners are even more sweet. Ive been working with essential oils for 3 decades…read moreand am confident to say they produce exquisite steam distilled lavender! We enjoyed our time so much with the owners. I am sorry this review has take me so long. We were there late 2019. One of my favorite memories from that trip.

Note: make sure to drive all the way down the gravel road-- Martha is super sweet, kind and loving…read more I enjoyed the vibe and energy. More people just come here. You can get your own basket they provide, and take your own lavender they have growing. The music they play is relaxing and adds to the energy and vibes. I really think more people should come here. They weren't listed on the lavender festival pamphlet, which is messed up.

Cute little lavender shop, the smell hits you before you reach the door then engulfs you once you…read moreenter. Really knowledgeable staff that are also very friendly and go out of their way to answer questions and show products.

Cute store front in downtown Sequim on Washington Street! Very friendly and knowledgeable staff…read moretoo! If you love lavender you must come here!!

Did a quick stop here on our way back from the coast. This little shop smells amazing. They've got…read morea pretty decent selection of products including lavender ice cream. The were two flavors when we were here: lemon custard and white chocolate. The lemon is the obvious winner though the taste of lavender was super subtle as opposed to the white chocolate. The white chocolate ends up being rather muted as a flavor which allows the lavender to come through.

We stopped here for about a half an hour in the morning while staying in Sequim on our Olympic…read moreNational Park trip. Not out of the way and worth the stop. It smells wonderful and is beautiful! It makes me want to plant more lavender on my house! The store is well equipped with so many lavender products - more than what is listed online. Gifts for anyone and everyone and decent prices too! There is a fun chicken coop full of chickens, a chick, and a couple peacocks. The male peacock was putting on quite a display for the female!

August 5, 2025 - Sequim…read more A lovely, very low-key lavender farm. They had a nice selection of lavender plants for sale, along with other plants like cacti. There wasn't much happening in the lavender fields during our visit, but we enjoyed browsing the gift shop. We picked up some chocolate lavender ice cream, lavender shortbread cookies, and a jar of lavender goat milk cream. It was quiet--we were the only customers on this Wednesday afternoon, a stark contrast to the next lavender farm we visited, which was much more crowded. Leashed dogs welcomed!

Stopped by here with my friend to see the farm this summer…read more They boast they have 5,000 kinds of lavender growing there. We didn't venture out to the farm, but still saw various kinds of lavender in pots near the store. There's a very small parking area, probably only 3-4 vehicles would fit. The farm is only open during the summer to the public. The only reason this is 4 stars and not 5 is because of the prices in the store. They wanted $10 for an average size spice bottle that had lavender, black pepper, etc. The sales clerk seemed to be bored out of her mind, clicking pens over and over and heaving big sighs bent over the counter.