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    3.6 (51 reviews)

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    Danielle D.

    This farm was an off-roading nail biting adventure to get to- the pathway is narrow and unpaved. Driving a sedan was nerve wracking, and I can't imagine an SUV would have been any better. The shop was nice, I ended up purchasing a lavender room spray, candle and Cape Cod themed pen. It's worth checking out at least once, just plan to go when the weather is nice and not during/ after a storm.

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    Tyler G.

    This lavender farm was one of the coolest hidden gems I've been to in a while! Every lavender product you could think of! They were very sweet and welcoming, secured a plant, and will be back some day for sure!

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    Danielle K.

    Cute little farm and not bad at all for free! The drive in on the unpaved road is a bit sketchy but worth it. There's a store and a path to the lavender farm - with a "fairy castle" on the way. My toddler loved the castle and it's her eye level. I'll come back when it's in season for a prettier view.

    Amanda C.

    Fun little stop on the way up to Provincetown. I came in mid July, so the lavender was still in bloom. The farm itself is really small, with a parking area, a store and a field where the flowers grow. The store smelled heavenly with lavender products of all sorts to buy. My favorite part was probably the field where I got to see the lavender up close and where I got to take some photos. Overall I think this is a great spot to stop by when the flowers are in bloom, and if you have a few minutes to spare.

    Lavender everywhere
    Anrana S.

    Charming mom and pop operation in the middle of the woods down a long dirt road. Pretty much - a family had welcomed the public to come explore the lavender field in their backyard. Free admission. No formal tours. No maps. No signage explaining the operation. Lavender blooms in July. If you come any other time of year, there isn't anything to see. Beware - bees love lavender blossoms. So lots of bees around.

    Vito S.

    The Mrs wanted to stop by on our way up to provincetown. It's a interest place to explore. We wish we had more time to explore however we had our dog in the car with us. The place is not dog friendly. We attempted to call- no one answered. The staff could have been friendlier.

    Lavender farm
    Seri R.

    If you are a lavender lover or actually need lavender, then this is a good destination for you. However if you are an individual who is seeking a fun outing but does not have a love for lavender, this farm will be underwhelming. It was for me. There's a small field with lavender and then a stand with a few lavender products. Not very exciting, at all. I'd also warn against the small road leading up to the farm. It is scary! It's a one way (cars coming in both directions on a tiny road) with many hills and blind spots. It was very nerve wracking and felt dangerous.

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    Kate C.

    Worth the little drive down the dirt road, 2 small lavender fields one immediately visible one a little walk, cute little fairy garden. Owner distilling lavender on arrival, very friendly. Cute little shop with the most amazing lavender smelling products we have ever bought. My daughters sachet is ridiculously awesome smelling. The cream I sampled was too. We also picked up two plants which I want to say were $16 each. Only about a 1/2 hour of your time if you are trying to gauge it.

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    Malissa C.

    Love this place. It has a nice walking trail around the property. Lots of photo opportunities. A quaint shop full of home made products that are worth the trip. Plus you can leave with your own lavender plant to enjoy year round.

    The road to the farm is a little rough

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    Great place, great products, relaxing, nice service the times I have been there, and a wonderful place to visit on the Cape!

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