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    Cache Creek Lavender Farm

    4.3 (12 reviews)
    InexpensiveCSA, Farmers Market
    Open • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Annual Lavender Festival!!
    Jamie S.

    Beautiful little family farm! I went for the annual Cache Creek Lavender Festival. The vendors were so much fun, I only wish that more accepted credit cards because I would have spent more for sure. People really seemed to be enjoying the craft table. The place was a bit hard to find - the only directory was a sullen teenager standing out in on the highway - he could at least have had a sign! I only wish the online advertisements were more clear about the pricing and cash-only nature of being able to harvest my own lavender...I would have been more prepared! Now that I know, I'll bring more cash next time!

    Isabel H.

    A quiet and beautiful farm! Not that big but big enough for U-pick People are nice and sweet. They have lots of food during lavender festival. They also provide free lessons about decorating your lavender bundle. $5 for a bundle of lavender.

    Such pretty lavender!
    Stephanie C.

    A few friends and I journeyed up north to visit Cache Creek Lavender Farm for their annual lavender festival in June. We definitely didn't know what to expect as none of us had ever been there before but overall it was a fun experience and would go again with a few notes in mind. The farm is small and family-run, but they have a great variety of lavender and gave talks throughout the festival explaining the history of the farm and the different kinds of lavender they grow. It was smaller than I expected: one food tent, one dessert tent, one beverage tent, a few tents selling lavender-related products, and one large craft-making tent. They also held craft-making workshops featuring lavender. It cost 5.00 to pick your own lavender, although they also sold pre-cut bunches (both fresh and dry). They accepted Visa for some things but other stands were cash only. I would definitely recommend bringing cash. They had free wine tasting and free lavender lemonade as well, which was great because it was HOT. Coming from San Francisco where it was maybe 70 degrees, I didn't expect it to be near the 100s and there was very little relief from a faint breeze. I wish I had brought something to fan myself, a hat, sunglasses, we even contemplated bringing parasols next time (and I definitely saw a few!). Luckily we remembered sunblock because the tours and the lavender picking were pretty much in the direct sun. They also didn't really have restrooms except for two port-a-potties on the property. But besides the heat and lack of facilities, we enjoyed perusing the various products for sale: lavender-scented soaps and creams and other items featuring lavender, as well as other natural products like olive oil and honey. I left with a new appreciation for lavender and a better idea for how to prepare for my next visit. Overall, I recommend it to anyone with an interesting in gardening, nature, or lovely scents!

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    Love the lavender products, especially the soaps, linen spray and the whipped shea butter hand cream is amazing!!

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    4.3(23 reviews)
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    Cache Creek Lavender Farm - csa - Updated September 2026

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