Lisa (the owner) took an order from us while we were on the road. We just wanted 'real food'…read more(not-junky-fast-food). Score! We had the BigBird Sandwiches (were on special). Delish. Perhaps more importantly, the pies. OMG the pies. Home made, perfect balance between fruit and sugar, and on the Marion berry pie, a perfect crumble crust. These are the kind of home-made pies your mom, or her mom make, and you know you're lucky to enjoy. Awesome!

This cute, cozy and charming place has eclectic decor. Ice cream, drinks, soup, sandwiches, pies…read moreand chili. Very small menu. The owner is friendly, kind and pleasant to speak to. I come for the chili and pie. Both are delicious. I add on sour cream and cheese with Fritos to my chili and get a bowl. It's enough to fill me up for two meals. But for most a bowl is nice and hearty to fill you up. A cup will want you craving for more. The Marion berry pie is absolutely delicious. A bit on the pricy side but that's just the economy inflating everything. I would say it's worth it. The Berrys are nice and tart and the crust and crumb are buttery goodness. I always eat this pie while I'm driving and regret not getting two slices. I got the Bedford ginger beer and it was pretty tasty. Overall, if I'm ever in the area and even if I'm 1.5 hours away I come here. Get yourself some pie and chili.

What a find!!! A friend introduced me to this wonderful find for yard art. Great find in Sequim!read more

I had an extremely unpleasant experience at Jungle Jane Indoors and Outdoor gift shop, and I will…read morenever return. Several garden art pieces were not priced, so I politely asked the owner, Kathy, for help. She ignored me completely while continuing a casual phone conversation with a friend. I stood there waiting for about seven minutes before asking again. This time, she put the caller on hold and walked over with me, only to point out a tiny price tag almost deliberately hidden behind the piece. Instead of simply showing it to me respectfully, she said, "Do you read English?" Then she asked, "Where are you from?" Before I could even answer, she said "Mexico" and walked away. For the record, I am Native American from the Klallam Tribe. This store operates on Native land, and the owner had the audacity to treat me like a foreigner in my own homeland. The interaction was rude, dismissive, and openly disrespectful. Antiques and garden art are not worth being humiliated or stereotyped. Customer service matters, and basic human decency matters even more. I strongly recommend spending your money elsewhere.

After our family camping trip we stopped in and glad we did. absolutely beautiful grounds and very…read morefriendly owners. I purchased many things from the gift shop and my favorite item (closely tied with the lavender chocolate bar) was their homemade lavender garlic salt. I used it on grilled fish and it was a restaurant worthy salmon dish!!!

We visited during Lavender Festival July 2015 and we were glad we stopped at Nelson's...with so…read moremany Lavender farms to visit and so many choices but with limited time, we only got to visit two farms, and this one of them...couldn't have been happier! Nelson's Duckpond sits in a residential area along a picturesque road. The parking was on their vast lawn and there were a few spots in the shade, which was a welcome relief during the very hot July summer. You were free to wander around the farm, partake in the U Pick Lavender option, nibble a few lavender poundcake samples at the tent, quench your thirst with some drinks, patronize the store with a ton of lavender stuff (I bought lip balm, poundcake mix, sugar, BBQ rub spices, chocolates,soap and room spray). The best part, however, according to the kid, was the duckpond in the back. The shop owner was super friendly when my son inquired as to why this place was called the "Duckpond" as he soon found out why - a turtle (forgot the name) and some ducks all share the vast huge back yard as one big happy fauna family. My son was lucky enough to be able to feed the ducks with some feed that was available for the Lavender Fest visitors. Everyone was super friendly and the grounds were very pretty. It wasn't only the lavender fields, but everything around it! I'd love to patronize their cottages next time I'm in town!

Beautiful, peaceful, and so relaxing! ​I stopped by B & B…read moreFamily Lavender Farm during a road trip to Sequim, and it was one of the highlights of the trip. The fields of deep purple lavender were in full bloom, and the rustic barn backdrop makes for amazing photos! The heavenly scent hits you the moment you step out of the car--it instantly puts you in a relaxed mood. ​Summer is definitely the prime time to visit and catch the peak bloom. If you're anywhere near Sequim, this place is a must-visit!

I believe this is the largest lavender farm in Sequim? Definitely worth a visit! Admission is free,…read moreand during peak season, they offer guided tour every 30 mins. We learnt a lot about lavender farming and how different products are processed. The entire farm smelled incredible. Be sure to stop by the farm shop, they have a great selection of lavender products and gift!

I had errands to run in Sequim and one included needing a notary. I gave a quick call to make sure…read morea notary was staffed that day and thankfully one was. From the call to the shop, the actual notary services and checkout was all handled with friendly, efficient and helpful service for $15 per person for a stamped page. The shop was larger than I expected, looked new and I was pleasantly surprised by all the cute cards, fun lil gifts and local bric a brac. It was a pretty busy place but the staff didn't miss a beat.

I have used them for shipping large packages several times now and the care and service has been…read moreoutstanding. I've also had feedback from the family members who were on the receiving end of the packages and they were amazed that everything was in perfect condition. I highly recommend them!!

Thank you to the new business owner. I too had a bad experience with the owner…read more She was showing us handmade consignment gifts from Students.. I asked her if she offered consignment to Seniors. Very sternly she said she only supports students from H.S. I wasn't what she said it was how she said it to me with stern eyes. We never went back. Now that there is a new owner we will stop by and check your store out. Thank you for posting there is a new owner. ~Claire

When my mom and I come to the Lavender Festival. This is the place we come to for gifts ect. So,…read moresweet and kind as well. We will of course always come back. It's our regular thing to do. I highly recommend going there. I love the fact that it's family owned, that makes it all the more special.

Great variety and the nicest owners you will ever meet. My…read morefamily really enjoyed visiting this farm and we learned a lot about lavenders from talking to the owners. Yes they are one of the smaller farms but definitely worth stopping by. Great selection of lavender and oils, more than some of the larger farms!

Have you ever met a familiar face in a complete stranger? The gentleman who greeted us upon exiting…read moreour car was such a wonderful soul! He educated us on the 60 + various kinds of Lavender. Offers of a basket, scissors and zip ties and off we went on our own adventure Through the fields of smells, the buzzing of the bees, then a final stop in to make our purchases... But, we came back the very next day and did it again! We loved it so much! You will not leave without joy and happiness!

SO MUCH FUN!!! We…read morehad an absolute blast rolling through and feeding and seeing all the animals!! And they rescue animals! Great gift shop too

The Olympic Game Farm is GREAT! Get there early before the bears get full. They will sell you…read morecheap loaves of bread to feed the animals. Grizzly bears get real creative doing tricks to get you to throw them food. Most of the animals get really close - no dents in the car - just slobber! :-) Drive through at your own pace and only through the areas you would like. At the end of the drive, you can visit the petting zoo and the gift shop. Recommend that you buy a copy of "Wilderness Trails and a Dream" by Lloyd Beebe, founder of the Game Farm. The book is inexpensive and a great read!

Beck's Shoes in Sequim are the best! Gretchen and Michelle helped me find 7 pairs of shoes that…read morefit my hard-to-fit narrow feet, and I am so pleased! The selection is good, the ladies are patient and friendly, and they went out of their way to be helpful. I've never had so many great shoes in my closet at the same time in my life!

Absolutely wonderful staff! Gretchen and Michelle are able to help me find comfortable, durable,…read morewell made shoes and slippers for my very flat feet! Store is always clean, well maintained and has nice displays. Each of these ladies knows how to fit customers' feet. They are considerate and very helpful! I am so glad that I was able to find nice, warm supportive slippers to purchase! Thanks to both for their patience in fitting my feet!

Sweet farm and the owners are even more sweet. Ive been working with essential oils for 3 decades…read moreand am confident to say they produce exquisite steam distilled lavender! We enjoyed our time so much with the owners. I am sorry this review has take me so long. We were there late 2019. One of my favorite memories from that trip.

We visited during Lavender Festival July 2015 and it was a fabulous first experience to our first…read morelavender farm! This was our first stop outside of Port Angeles en route to the heart of Sequim and we decided to give Martha Lane a try. We are so glad we made the trek to this delightful farm just a few miles from Port Angeles. Martha Lane sits off the main highway on a dusty road and there were a few tight spots where one car would have to back up a bit to yield to the other but once you got down the dusty lane, it was a treat to feast the eyes upon a large grass lot (which we parked). We did not have to pay for parking or admission as this was part of Lavender Fest 2015 so we lucked out. We sampled the lavender cookies, the lavender lemonade and the lavender ice cream - all were fabulous, to me anyway (the kid did not like lavender-flavored anything) and it was all served out of the lavender shed on the premises. We took a few photos in the lavender fields and wished we could patronize the cut flowers to take home but we were only traveling through and doubted that Hawaii agriculture would allow us to haul back fresh flowers from Washington. The lavender shoppe was a quaint little house filled with treasures of lavender art, trinkets, perfumes, lip balms, candies, sugars, home decor and everything pretty! I am planning on returning to Sequim for another round of Lavender goodness, and when I do, Martha Lane will be on the list again!