The shop was adorable and the young lady attendance was very helpful and their prices were very reasonable. We did the 15 min tour and learned a LOT in that short time. The curly haired blonde guy (so sorry I forgot his name) gave a very engaging tour. Very neat experience, a great spot to stop and stretch your legs on a road trip.

The farm was the busiest I went to, but there was plenty of parking and a lot of porta potties too. They offer tours every half hour. The gift shop was one of the most organized ones I had been to with a culinary section, another area for oils and lotions, etc. They had a nice selection of live lavender plants to buy.

Had a fascinating tour and overview of the lavender production process in a small family run farm led by Sadie, the granddaughter of the current owners. She covered all the bases - the differences between English (tastier) and French (sweeter smelling) lavender, the process of planting, harvesting, cleaning, and extracting oil, and what it's like to work there. We smelled, touched, tasted, watched the machinery at work... A lovely hour with some lovely gifts and souvenirs!

The great reviews we read made us want to visit and boy are we glad we did! Rob, our tour guide was joyful and explained the lavender world to us. Can’t believe the tour was free as he went into depth on the planting, growing, care, harvesting, and processing. Rob made it fascinating and we were so thankful for his time. The shop has lavender products from, tea, honey, ice cream, soaps, lotions, cookbooks, and cards to name just a few. Quite a few in my circle will be receiving items from this shop.