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B&B Family Farm
B&B Family Farm
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Temporarily closedClosed until May 1, 2023
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As of October 1, we are closed for the 2022 season. We will reopen May 1, 2023. Visit the website year round. Our family of three generations loves to share our 12-acre lavender farm. The 100-year old barn provides the northern backdrop to thousands of lavender plants with a breathtaking view of the Olympic Mountains to the south. We offer free tours all summer, which include information about growing, processing, cleaning and distilling lavender. Our Shoppe is filled with quality, hand-made lavender products and our one-of-a-kind bud-cleaning machine (aka the ‘jitterbud’) will be shakin’ all summer so stop by for a unique, free, educational farm experience.
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Sherry C
Seattle, WA42 contributions
Jul 2020 • Couples
Bruce, the owner is incredibly friendly and the free tour was informative and interesting. I'm an avid gardener yet, I didn't know there are over 400 varieties of lavender! The culinary English lavender is reasonably priced and I can't wait to try it in new recipes. Highly recommend visiting this farm.
Written July 20, 2020
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E L
4 contributions
Aug 2022
If you want to learn about lavender, this is the one to visit. They have an awesome tour, the only farm that conducts one throughout the summer. The very knowledgeable staff and tour guide explained about the different types of lavender, how it is used (English is edible, French is for fragrance), how it is distilled - best in copper pots, etc. this farm is the best and all the equipment and the demo provided for a wonderful visit. And their store had lots of great lavender items to select from - including their high quality lavender oil.
Written August 8, 2022
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PrasunChoudhury
Seattle, WA309 contributions
Jul 2020
I stopped by this lovely farm and was warmly greeted and offered a free tour, which was quite informative. I also got to see the inside in the barn where lavender processing is done. I think all the visitors enjoyed hearing about the many different varieties of lavender and how the fragrant plants are processed.
The fields were a beautiful patchwork of white interspersed with variants of purple that reminded me of my trip/s to Provence. I bought some lavender jelly and soap from their gift shop and look forward to trying it out in the coming days.
The fields were a beautiful patchwork of white interspersed with variants of purple that reminded me of my trip/s to Provence. I bought some lavender jelly and soap from their gift shop and look forward to trying it out in the coming days.
Written July 19, 2020
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JCPVancouver
Vancouver13 contributions
Sep 2019
We were taken on a tour of the facility by one of the family members even though it was the off season. We were in Sequim for an Austin Healey club event. Am sure members of car clubs going to the area would receive as warm a welcome as we did. We did not stay at the Farm B&B since we were with a large group of Healey owners at the Holiday Inn.
Written January 7, 2020
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Thank you for taking time to leave a review. We’re glad you enjoyed your visit and hope you and your fellow Austin Healey Club members will come visit us again.
Written January 8, 2020
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GinaHx
Orlando, FL939 contributions
Jul 2021 • Couples
Excellent farm. Gives quick but perfect amount of informational free tour. Saw the inside of the farm and the drying process with the cleaning and oil making. Learned a great little bit about lavender. Store was very well stocked and we bought all kinds of lavender gifts.
Written July 2, 2021
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Uyen T
10 contributions
Jul 2020 • Friends
I was very happy to get a tour and learn all the information! I was also happy to find they had royal velvet for sale. I went to the total of three farms and by far they were the most informative and willing to answer questions. I went twice! Might have to go again before season ends
Written July 15, 2020
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TACOB0B
United States1,131 contributions
Jun 2020 • Couples
Stopped by to take some photos and ended up on a free tour explaining how they extract the oil from the lavender. Also learned about different types of lavender and which types are used for what. Good selection of many products and everyone we met was very proud of what they do and that is what made this place stand out from the rest. Highly recommend
Written June 20, 2020
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tcquilter
Largo, FL260 contributions
Jul 2020 • Couples
Stopped here to check it out and found they give free tours that take around 15 minutes. It was very informative with the types of lavender, how it is harvested and processed for a variety of uses. They have a shop there to sell their products and had a great variety. This was a beautiful farm, well maintained, and the tour was excellent.
Written July 8, 2020
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Rachel D
4 contributions
Aug 2021
This is my favorite lavender farm to visit in Sequim. The family are sweet and very welcoming and the best part is that they have a free tour where they show you how they dry and process their lavender. I've personally been on the tour at least three times and each time I'm still amazed.
Highly recommend visiting this farm.
Highly recommend visiting this farm.
Written September 1, 2021
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TravelingMerm
Monrovia, CA2,414 contributions
Jul 2020 • Business
There are numerous lavender farms in the area, but I chose B&B based on how highly my host at the inn spoke of the family that owns this farm. I got to meet the owner and his daughter and my host was so right! They were incredibly friendly, warm and welcoming. Not to mention they were a fount of knowledge!!
Plenty of parking in the field next to the shop. I made it just in time for the start of the next guided tour of the farm and it’s workings. It was a quick tour, about 15 minutes long (and free!) and so worth it! We learned all about the life cycle of the lavender plants and saw the machinery they use in action! Very cool!
They are doing a great job with the Covid safety measures. Everyone wore masks/shields but you could take them off in the fields bc it’s all so spread out. They had portapottys available as well as lots of hand sanitizer. They have a sample of all their products set up outside. They have all their products listed on a laminated menu and erasable pens so you just circle what you want and they fill your order.
I got some essential oil and it smells fantastic! It has been helping me relax at bedtime so much more than any others I’ve ever had. I got some tea, jam, bath bombs and lotion...all excellent so far!
I highly recommend you visit this farm! The tour was fascinating, the owners and family are so warm and fun and the products are lovely! Can’t go wrong!
Plenty of parking in the field next to the shop. I made it just in time for the start of the next guided tour of the farm and it’s workings. It was a quick tour, about 15 minutes long (and free!) and so worth it! We learned all about the life cycle of the lavender plants and saw the machinery they use in action! Very cool!
They are doing a great job with the Covid safety measures. Everyone wore masks/shields but you could take them off in the fields bc it’s all so spread out. They had portapottys available as well as lots of hand sanitizer. They have a sample of all their products set up outside. They have all their products listed on a laminated menu and erasable pens so you just circle what you want and they fill your order.
I got some essential oil and it smells fantastic! It has been helping me relax at bedtime so much more than any others I’ve ever had. I got some tea, jam, bath bombs and lotion...all excellent so far!
I highly recommend you visit this farm! The tour was fascinating, the owners and family are so warm and fun and the products are lovely! Can’t go wrong!
Written July 29, 2020
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angel hunt
Tumon, Mariana Islands135 contributions
Hi ,
My name is Angel. My husband and I will be visiting Seattle during the week of August 17-August 23. We would like to visit your lavender farm. Do we need to make reservation in advance? Or we just drive to your farm and walk in ? 😁 what’s your open time each day by the way ?
Thank you so much and hope to see you guys soon.
Sincerely,
Angel
Kaye D
Sequim, WA85 contributions
No reservations needed. It’s still open and they still do tours. Very knowledgeable and entertaining.
Andiethemagnet
Salt Lake City, UT51 contributions
We are traveling to the area with our small dog. Are leashed dogs allowed on the farm?
I'm sorry I didn't see you question! Yes, leashed dogs are allowed and hopefully you already came by and found that out. Thank you for checking.
