Nikki T.

We visited during the Lavender Festival and really enjoyed the setting. The farm was on the smaller side, which made it easy to get around--especially helpful since my partner is recovering from surgery. The peaceful atmosphere and manageable layout made for a relaxing visit (and they had chairs all around the property so you could enjoy.) I also appreciated how dog friendly it was, especially given that they have chicken and peacocks roaming. That said, there were a few disappointments. Admission was $10 per person, which felt steep considering we arrived to find the festival closing earlier than the hours listed on Google Maps. Despite the reduced experience, we were still charged the full entry fee. I understand the need for small farms to make money during peak times, but it would've been nice to have a heads-up. The store was charming but pricey--$8 to pick your own lavender bundle felt a bit excessive. Almost $9 for soap. What really took away from the experience, though, was the attitude of some of the teen staff. Several of them were openly mocking guests who were surprised by the unadvertised entry fee. It felt unprofessional and out of place for a family-friendly event. Overall, it was a nice way to spend an afternoon but it's hard not to feel a little soured.

Navin K.

We visited Jardin du Soleil Lavender Farm and Gift Shop during Sequim Lavender Fest earlier today, and had a wonderful time. The grounds were lush with lavender fields and they had set up a few spots where folks could take photos. The kids were kept busy with a treasure hunt, and there were booths which sold jewelry, food, and various arts and crafts, many of them lavender themed. They even had a tent where visitors could make dolls with lavender and wool! The Lavender Fest goes all weekend - entry fee is $10 per person for a three day pass (kids below 12 are free), so stop by and have some fun!

Jennifer N.

I visited this farm very early in the lavender season. It was the first week of June and drizzly day in the usually sunny Sequim Valley. Local farms had just opened for the season and I had checked out of my hotel in Port Angeles but had several hours before my evening from Seattle. Jardin Du Soleil's buds were just sprouting so there was not a lot of purple but the grounds were still nice to stroll around. Lots of little places to sit and take in the fields and some goats to say hello to...it's a great addition to your tour of the area. There was also a cute gift shop with lavender treats, soap, lotion and lavender themed decor. I got their lotion and absolutely loved it. Someday I hope to come back to Sequim when the lavender is in full bloom and would definitely add this farm to my itinerary.

Jennifer S.

My friend and I went to this farm during the Lavender Festival. You'll pay $10 to enter this beautiful place but they give you a special pin to keep. As you walk into their shop, the smell of lavender literally slaps you in the face (so lovely) and they offer lavender everything. As you walk down their fields, you are greeted by hens. They have a van that was converted into a free photo booth, a small farmers market of handmade crafts, clothes, and ice cream as well as a band. Of course, we had to take advantage of the opportunity to make a cute little lavender doll. If you don't know which of the 10+ farms to go to, definitely hit this one up! TIP: During the festival, make sure to go to these farms and the street fair on Friday. On our way out of Sequim on Saturday morning, there was a line of traffic for MILES trying to get into Sequim. We lucked out deciding on Friday.

Hanna S.

Lovely spot. With a visit on the La enter trail. In my top 5 Some unique lavender products made on site as well as nicely curated gifts. Some chickens and goats on property too

Blessie W.

So so so worth the drive! Wanna-be IG models, social media influencers, visitors, and local road-trip enthusiasts alike know that this IS the place to be in August. It's 2+ hr away from most folks here, including myself, but it's oh, so worth it! As soon as you open your car door, you are overwhelmed by the scent of lavender. It's comforting, and the smell alone beckons you to take a stroll through the farm. The farm is big enough for you to get your photos without other people in the background and is a nice place to wander about. There are also goats and chickens to see- so cute! Once you're done exploring, check out their gift shop, which is in a super cute cottage! I picked up their lavender lemon pepper ($10.95), which is perfect with chicken and fish, as well as lavender essential oil, which I'll refill my essential oil roll-on stick with. Also got lavender tea ($12.95) as a early Christmas present for one of my best friends back home (bc it's not too early for that, right? LOL), lavender shortbread cookies ($7), and lavender honey for a couple of my good friends here. They also have fresh and dried lavender bundles for reasonable prices. Before we hit the road again, I decided to get lavender coconut and lavender vanilla ice cream bars ($5 each)- no regrets at all! They were rich in their respective flavors and had a pleasant hint of lavender. Everyone at the farm was super sweet, and my family + I had a lovely time. Definitely will be back next season!

Jacques I.

Sequim is the lavender capital of North America, so you would be remiss if you didn't visit a lavender farm while in Sequim. Plus, it sure is beautiful. I'll be honest with you. Jardin Du Soleil Lavender was not the farm we intended to visit while in the area. We had planned on visiting another farm that we had found from our research, but this farm was on the way to the other one while we were on the road. Therefore, we decided to check it out and what a pleasant surprise. Jardin Du Soleil is a wonderful, certified-organic lavender farm with the friendliest owners! There was parking right out front of the shop where the owner was, behind the counter. So cool that you can visit this farm for free and tour around! We decided to check out the shop first to get some lavender ice cream, as they have different lavender bars and sorbet. We bought a lavender-coconut bar, which was delicious! And when you check-in on Yelp, you get a free lavender lip balm. How can you beat that? The shop also had many lavender items, which made for great gifts for lavender lovers of for yourself! The farm is spacious enough to tour around and check out the different lavender plants. They also have seating throughout the farm, inviting guests to hang out and bask in all the lavender smells! They also had a chicken coop and an area for their goats that visitors can check out. In fact, I was by the goat area when the owner came out and told me about his different goats and fed them, so I could get a better look and see how cute they each were. I recommend visiting Jardin Du Soleil if you're looking for a lavender farm to visit in Sequim. It was a very welcoming place with beautiful fields of different lavender plants, a shop with quality items and friendly staff.

Mandy A.

This is a lovely picturesque farm in Sequim. The farm is run by a lovely family. The Brunch in the Blooms event is definitely worth experiencing. The food is catered by a local caterer and everything is delicious. Our table's dietary preferences were accommodated with no problems. After brunch we took a stroll through the farm, including a small hedge maze, the chicken coop and rows of fragrant lavender. We also visited the gift shop and even fed the goats some grass that they loved because it was just out of their reach. Special shout out to the farms dog and chicken protector, Dash. He's a lovely dog and very friendly. All in all, a wonderful experience. Will definitely be back!

Sarah S.

Amazing. Beautiful. This farm has it all! The grounds are gorgeous and so picturesque; I couldn't take enough pictures. I loved seeing people in the fields, painting, taking photos, and playing. It is kid (there's a maze), adult, and animal friendly (they have a dog, cat, and goats!). I also shopped my heart out in their gift shop and after I left, I regretted not grabbing a couple items, so now I'm grabbing them on their website. We had a great time!

Alyanna C.

If you're looking for a picturesque lavender farm, this is the place in Sequim. It smells like a spa and the rows of lavender have a lovely purple when in bloom. They have different varieties of lavender that are marked in the rows. There's no admission fee to stroll through the gardens, and they even have an area to sit down and relax. It's a great place to take photos and smell the lavender! Just be wary of the bees in the area- there's a lot of them! It's a little smaller than you'd expect... but the backdrop of open farmland and abundance of lavender make it feel bigger in pictures. Especially during "golden hour" when the nearby grass fields get a lovely tint of gold. They let you pick your own lavender in a designated area - they provide the basket and scissors, and for $5 a bundle I think. Otherwise you can buy the bunches from the store. The store itself has some very cute products made from the farm, like lavender bath sets, lip balm, chocolate, etc. Definitely worth a stop if you're exploring Sequim!

Isabel K.

A beautiful place to stop, relax and recharge. They have U-pick lavender available as well as many cute sitting areas throughout the fields. There are goats and chickens that you can feed, too. So much fun for little ones to explore the animals and the beauty of the lavender fields. I had such a great experience here. Alone with lavender, they have giant sunflowers and beautiful shady areas. There's also a little outdoor maze. The gift shop has so many wonderful goodies; and the lavender ice cream was delicious!! It's noticeable how much care and thought the owners give to their beautiful lavender fields. I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area.

Sarah E.

Super small farm but they are organic and have a higher end gift store on the property. Not much to see/do for little ones but pretty nonetheless.

Brandie B.

We stopped here for some lavender. They had a garden of lavender and a small building for a store that had a surprisingly large amount of things to purchase. I had a check in special on Yelp for a free lip balm that the cashier lady didn't know anything about, but she called the owner and verified. It would be nice if their cashiers were told about these marketing items from the owners instead of getting irritated with the customer. I wouldn't go out if my way to visit this location in the future to be honest as there are other nicer properties to visit. But if you are in the area it is an OK place to stop.