A small little family owned lavender farm near Snoqualmie Falls! My husband and I made a morning date of it. We started at Snoqualmie Falls, had brunch at Salish and then headed over at 10am to Snofalls Lavender to do U-pick lavender. The field is small but really pretty. They had 3 types of lavender. The kind for arrangements, English lavender for cooking and white lavender for tea. Price was $5 per person which get you 50 stalks per person. So for my husband and I, she told us we could pick 100 stems. She also provided us with a basket and scissors. Highly recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, water, and camera ( for photos!) We went around 10am and it got pretty sunny and warm in the field. Also, I didn't realize how many bees there would be out there, if you don't bother them, they won't bother you :) Overall, it was a really cute little spot. I wish they had some of their products out for sale but otherwise, my husband and I had a great time. read more

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This place was such a gem! I was bummed that I was unable to attend the lavender festival in Sequim and this place was the perfect little spot. It's owned and operated by a Chinese woman and her sister. They are super sweet and hardworking. I bought a bundle for $5 to take home. They also make cute bouquets with mason jars and wreaths! Some people stopped by just to take pictures which is allowed but come on, don't be a freeloader and let's show our support. It's only $5 From your wallet to support this small family lavender farm. Everyone was wearing masks and was socially distanced. Some people took off their mask to take pictures. I would recommend bringing your own scissors to avoid sharing. Would def come back! read more

Snofalls Lavender - Small farm but super cute and run by a very nice Chinese lady and her sister. - Farms Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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Jenny and Ivy are the owners - quite the dynamic duo or hilarious hustlers. They paint a good picture of what farming can be like in 2022. Their field is a perfect little lavender patch right on the corner as you drive from Fall City heading to Snoqualmie city. We went with two friends, and forgot about a bee allergy, so just bee aware - obviously. I LOVE small farms like this. And fall in love with the people who hustle at something that brings others joy. read more

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The owner was hostile and disrespected us in front of other families even though we admitted it was our fault for not seeing the little board for payment and that there was no one at the booth when we arrived. We were just traveling and stumbled upon the small lavender farm without prior research. The sign to pay is small, and so we did not see it, and assumed the booth is for purchasing merchandise. There was no one there when we arrived so we accidentally went in to take a couple photos. After noticing we went into take photos without paying, the owner starts yelling at us, and even though we immediately agreed to go to pay after she notified and we admitted it was our fault for missing the board, she kept yelling about how come we are educated but doesn't pay, and we are rude for doing that, while we were heading over to pay. She kept on yelling and talking down to us as if we are lesser than her, but we already agreed to pay and only said we did not see the board or anyone. It is not like we argued with her about paying, we paid immediately, but she kept yelling and acted hostile to us as if we were uneducated, in front of others. We were embarrassed and disrespected and we shall not return (they must be very happy seeing they got rid of us) Just a warning to everyone that you have to pay and you shall receive this treatment if you don't. read more

So happy we stumbled upon this place on the way back to Seattle from Snoqualmie. $5 for 100 stems of lavender you cut yourself. The owners were so friendly and helpful and made our spontaneous visit the highlight of our trip. There is fragrant lavender for ornamental use and also culinary lavender that you can cut. The owners also offer to take a cute photo for a souvenir. Will definitely come back again! read more

Snofalls Lavender - Cut your own lavender! - Farms Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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The owners of this small family farm were super friendly and fun to chat with. They have lavender bunches for sale, but also offer a "pick your own" option, which we did. They gave some recommendations on how to best cut the stems, and provided baskets and scissors. They have a Groupon available this year for u-pick and access to some additional time for photos. They had a few other products like lavender tea and honey available for sale, but offerings may vary by availability. I'd recommend checking their Facebook or calling ahead for questions or more information on blooms. And, keep in mind parking is limited as it is in a residential area. Definitely recommend it as a fun summer outing! read more

Snofalls Lavender - Farms Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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Love these ladies! They're the nicest! Cute little farm enough for picking and taking pictures. Would come back every year! read more

Snofalls Lavender - Farms Near Me - Fall City, Washington

Fun little stop! It's $5 to pick a bundle of 50 stems. We bought some lavender lemonade which was so refreshing! read more

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Small family run business near Snoqualmie Falls. Staff was friendly and parking all around. Only $10 and you get a basket to borrow and pick 100 lavender stems that smell amazing. read more

Snofalls Lavender - Farms Near Me - Fall City, Washington

Came here at the recommendation of a friend who took her baby here for a photo shoot. It is just a bit of a drive from Seattle, so perfect location in the summer if you are interested in a lavender farm photo shoot. As soon as you get there, you can smell the lavender, it's a lovely scent and not overwhelming. We were a bit confused about where to go, but actually there is no entrance fee, so you can go anywhere and take pictures as you like in the field. They have a small hut by the field where you can get scissors and a basket for u-pick lavender. I recommend taking pics first and then before you leave, ask for the scissors and basket, so you're not carrying them around for the pictures. The farm was smaller than I thought, but it was quite pretty, would come back here again next year. Also if you are in the area, I recommend stopping by Snoqualmie falls as well. read more

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Visited Snofalls Lavender farm on their last day of the season. It was our first time there, and we're so glad we went. Although it wasn't a huge field, it was clean and well kept. The smell was intoxicating! The prices were very reasonable. Their customer service was amazing! The two ladies that helped us were friendly, accommodating, and sweet. Since it's located about 30 minutes from Seattle, I would definitely recommend a short day trip for any lavender lover. read more

Snofalls Lavender - Farms Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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This was a great experience. It is a smaller patch of lavender, but it's just the right size. The smell and quantity in the small area was great for a U-Pick experience, and we got just what we wanted for the BEST price. It was only $5 per bundle! The owner was so sweet and her staff of pickers for the "pre-picked" bundles were so hardworking and very kind. Highly recommended for the lavender season! read more

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So much fun. The owners were extremely friendly. Cheap to come out and pick your own lavender or take photos.

The farm was a pleasant destination to visit on Whidbey Island. We started in Seattle and drove two hours to the farm. We toured for about an hour, including time in the shop. We bought a lavender essential oil bottle, filled on location, and a lavender coconut ice cream bar. They are closed for the season at 8/16 this year. read more

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Be careful. The item you buy might not actually have lavender in it. The ladies at the stall told me about the various lavender products they had for sale, including a basket of honey in different shapes and sizes of containers. They led me to believe that all of their products had lavender in them. But when I got home, the honey I had purchased was no different than the plain honey you can buy at the grocery store. read more

This is a small/medium lavender farm pretty close to Seattle! $5 to pick 100 stems and the place was big enough where several people can be there and there was enough space for pictures! You park next to the farm on the street. Would recommend coming here if you don't want to drive far away and just want the pictures! read more

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Not nearly as vast as the lavender fields in Sequim, but definitely sufficient and a much closer drive for those in the Seattle area! There are two main sections of the farm; one has lavender meant for tea and cooking, while the other has lavender meant for the smell (this is also the larger field for photo ops). I paid $5 for 100 stems from the cooking section, which I used to make lavender cookies that tasted great! I was also able to take some really nice photos. I was a bit concerned with COVID sanitation however, as the lady in charge wasn't wearing a mask and was passing out baskets and scissors between different parties without cleaning them. read more

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Ivy helped us out when we arrived. My girl and I had a great experience with her and opted to pay $10 for the $5 for 100 stems of self cutting lavender. I'm from vegas but would definitely visit again if I'm ever in Seattle again! read more

What an awful experience. The people who are running the farm are very rude. The boards are confusing and we got scolded for being lost. We had planned this farm with friends. When our friends reached, they came to say hi and were trying to figure out where to pay. While one person from the family went to pay, the mom and kids stayed back to take pictures. The lady at the farm yelled at them and made them feel very unwelcome. No matter how cheap this place is, the whole experience was not worth it for us. I left the place after telling the lady that she was not nice to us and what she did was wrong for which she had some more yelling to do. read more

when we arrived the person collecting payment was gone therefore we walked around and took a few pictures then all of the sudden the lady owner comes out of nowhere and instead of respectfully asking us to pay she start ranting and disrespecting us. Even when we were like sorry we will pay right now about 3 times she went on saying how we not grown ups. This lady owner aka payment collector got zero manners and zero class lmao. Like how were we suppose to pay in the fist place when the collector wasn't even there? You want us to find you? Do your job bruh and maybe next time have someone in the entrance instead of expecting us to find you? Lady's response to every apology was "I don't care" read more

You don't need to drive all the way to Sequim to see lavenders. This farm is small but close to Bellevue, dog friendly too. We did the $5.00 U cut. I would recommend to anyone who is too lazy to drive. read more

Like others have said, this is a smaller lavender patch, but it's well-maintained and still offers great photos! It's just a great deal to get 100 stems for 5 dollars. The owners were also extremely friendly and clearly hardworking. In addition to fresh lavender, they sold things like honey and dried lavender and were kind enough to wrap our bundles with some nice string and teach us how to dry them. Although lavender season is mostly over for this year, I would highly recommend taking a visit when they reopen next season. read more

I called in the morning and they said they were open. When we arrived there was nobody around. I called & they said they were closed due to rain. Why did we drive out then?? Terrible don't go read more

This farm is a hidden gem in the beautiful Sno-fall areas. The owners and Auntie Jennifer take amazing pride in the work they have placed into making all things lavender. Flowers are available, honey, dried lavendars, oils, but best of all is meeting the folks behind it all. They are a fun and fantastic bunch, and gave us lots of pointers and encouragement on how to get the best photos! read more