Alex K.

A family-owned Lavender farm located in Milton divided into two separate plots of containing Lavenders, Sunflowers, Buckwheat, and Poppies. Perfect for a small family getaway from the city and a chance to experience some nature. Entry tickets were $20 per adult and parking was free. The main attraction is definitely the Lavenders as witnessed by the many many rows of them once you enter. Very pretty to look at and many other families had the same idea, so the fields were filled with visitors. Staff were nice and explained things concisely. Besides the Lavenders, the other main attractions are the "Yellow Door" and "Yellow Bench", both can be accessed by following a small forest-esque path. Long lines can be found at each attraction, but it is ultimately not the farm's fault. Many bees and other critters can be found among the flowers. For the most part as long as you don't bother them, they won't bother you. The farm also has a small shop where you can buy souveniers as well as a refreshment area where you can purchase Lavender Ice Cream and Lavender Lemonade. The ice cream was a light purple colour that can't be described other than "Lavender" and was Vanilla based. The floral tones were not overpowering and pleasantly complimented the Vanilla, though the prices were on the higher side. All in all, a great experience and I will be bringing other people in the future for them to experience as well.

Julie L.

Terre Bleu was a fun little day trip! It took about 1 hr 45 mins to get there from Markham. Right as we were pulling into the entrance, I noticed that every single employee had giant smiles on their faces as they were directing you to the parking lot. Service was amazing and this was consistent throughout the entire farm. Everyone that worked there was extremely friendly and engaging in conversation with guests. Parking is free and there's tons of space. It's $20 to get in on the weekend (I felt this was a little pricey and it could've been $15). You'll sit through a brief 3 minute presentation that gives you some history on how the farm began. After that, you're free to explore the Lavender Farm on your own or join a free tour. We decided to explore on our own. It doesn't feel like it, but you can easily spend 2-3 hours here. Breathe in the fresh air with scents of lavender, follow the Yellow Bench Trail, photo op at the instafamous Yellow Door, live music, cocktails at the Herb Bar and of course, try the delicious lavender ice cream! There's also a lot of interesting things at the gift shop including lavender macarons, lavender cheese, lavender honey etc. I also really appreciated their initiative to reduce plastic waste (many people were asking for straws for their lavender lemonade).

Maria Theresa D.

Shout out and thank you to my sister (Maria Christina) for treating me to see the Terre Bleu Lavender Farm last Sunday on the 4th of July. We arrived at around 3 p.m. as our ticket was scheduled for that time and unfortunately the farm closes at around 5 p.m so we were not able to visit the other part of the farm with the lavender oil distillery, bees and pop-up shops, etc. What we were able to see was a pretty relaxing scenery away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Ambience- 5 stars Unfortunately only a few of the lavender flowers were in bloom as we were too early. As per my mom, if will probably be better to visit during August time when the flowers are more in bloom. However, we were able to visit now during their opening week. There are lots of things to see such as the gift shop, a field of lavenders, a relaxing forest area, a yellow door in the middle of a field of lavenders and even staff on horseback! Food 4 Stars I appreciate the free sparkling water which came with the trip ticket. You can choose your sparkling water to be either lemon or strawberry flavoured. However, I did not receive it cold and it would've probably tasted better cold so just a tip to get your drink at the gift shop where it is kept in the fridge. As for the taste, it was interesting and had a hint of lavender with strawberries as I chose the strawberry flavoured sparkling water. The drink tasted like a carbonated pop and was a nice touch to the farm visit. I also had a chance to try their lavender ice cream. It was a great experience to try it but I didn't really notice a stark difference from a vanilla taste of ice cream. Gift shop had different offerings such as lavender eye mask, lavender mask, lavender sanitizer, plush bear toy, and even cheese! I'm sure there were more products and you have to see it for yourself! Cons- mosquitoes in the forest I think one of the cons would be the very hungry mosquitoes lurking in the forest. After a day or two, I saw that I received some bites from the hungry mosquitoes. Don't get me wrong, the am I in the forest was so calming but I don't think you can stay too long if you didn't put any insect repellent on because of the mosquitoes. So, just another tip is to wear a long sleeve clothing with no holes and maybe put on some insect repellent. Yellow door: so with the pandemic going on, there is a line up at the yellow door for photo-ops and it may take some of your time from exploring other areas of the farm if you decide to line up for the photo at the yellow door. As for washroom, there are some porta potties near the parking lot. Pros There was also a lovely stream and bridge in the forest which just adds to the experience. The place appeared clean and well kept. Ample parking space. Friendly staff and organized.

Erin S.

This is a great place to visit if you like the outdoors. We were lucky to visit when the lavander was in peak bloom. I loved walking around and looking and exploring the farm. Definitely take advantage of the free tour! The yellow bench trail was like walking through a fairy tale forest and the shade was great. The yellow bench and the yellow door make for a great photo op!! I really appreciated seeing their bee colony. Don't worry about getting stung! The bees are too busying doing work to pay attention to us. There's a bee tunnel if you want to get close but are afraid. There is a nice herb bar area with a large variety of herbs growing. They were all sold out of herb cocktails when we were there. The lavender ice cream and lemonade were great especially in the hot weather. I wish they would do single scoops to accommodate kids.

Victoria C.

Throwback to last year at @terrebleu! They're known for their beautiful lavender and sunflower fields lots of lavender-themed goodies at their gift shop, INCLUDING this lavender ice cream! 2/5 This is definitely a must-try if you ever come, but sadly it doesn't taste as good as it looks. It melted really fast and it tasted more like nuts than lavender. Overall I would only recommend purchasing this to "complete" the trip at terre bleu because it's just that popular! I got it a minute before the fields closed, raced to the gift shop, and there was still a long line!

Kris W.

Admission: $17. If you want to just go into store and buy some ice cream, you don't need to pay admissions. They have 2 large Lavender fields. One is near the front and is visible from the non-paying area. The other field is through a 2 minute walk through the woods. The inner field has a yellow door in the middle for some nice photos. They recently added another circular structure with some wild flowers for more photo opportunities. Bring bug repellent for the mosquitos in the woods. This year, the bloom is not good. Half of the inner field were dead from the winter. The outer field had about 2 rows of bloomed purple flowers. They also had a few rows of fully bloomed white lavender, which was interesting to look at. Not quite as nice as the purple in full bloom though. The ice cream is a must try, but I think the macarons are more impressive with stronger lavender aroma and taste than the ice cream. Overall their products as high quality, just expect to pay a pretty penny for them.

Joanne L.

The infamous Yellow Door and Yellow Bench - finally got to see it for myself . Of course, the main point of coming here was for the endless rows of lavender... however, I was quite sad. Because of the harsh/cold spring we had, they didn't bloom . Worse thing was, we didn't know that until we got there (as their website said they were at full bloom). A little disappointing, but the girls at the entrance did say that if we wanted to continue, they would email us another set of tickets (it's been two days and I'm still waiting for that email) - so that we could visit the farm at a later date. And if this actually does happen (or when I actually get my tickets via email), that would be totally amazing of their owner. Aside from the disappointment over something they had no control over, I did want to make a couple of comments about the people that work here and their signature foodies!! The staff they've hired, they're AMAZING. Very friendly, very sweet, informative, and helpful - best of class customer service!!! If I didn't know any better, I would've guessed that they owned the farm (they took care of their guests like they were family)! Another thing is, their lavender lemonade and lavender ice cream!! I've never been a huge fan of food that's got that flower flavor to it... I'm not even a huge fan of rose tea. But I had to try this!! I mean c'mon, I'm at a lavender farm, why wouldn't you try their famous lavender ice cream, lavender lemonade, while purchasing their lavender products (put me in a farm and I still manage to find things to buy)!! I can't wait to get my admissions and revisit them at a later date!!!

Sarah S.

Beautiful fields of sunflowers and lavender! Nice for families as well as groups. Nice trip out of the busy city to enjoy natures beauty! The lavender ice cream is a must try and the lemonade was perfect for those looking for a less sweet option. They do have a gift shop that sells a variety of items including lavender honey.

Vannesa A.

It's a little bit late when I visited this beautiful lavender farm. Everything is very expensive, the shops and entrance fee $20.00. Most of the people are lining up in the yellow door and ice cream. On the other side of the farm is their sunflower fields and a cafe with patios if you want some coffee and refreshing drinks. They accept cash only. It's great place for instagramers and other social media's. Go earlier if you want to see full bloom flowers.

Sarah S.

I loved Terre Bleu! The lavender smelled heavenly and everything was aesthetically pleasing. The ice cream was some of the best ice cream ever - I can see why they charged $6.50 for ice cream. The macarons were some of the best macarons that I've had - my boyfriend and I actually had a moment of silence as we slowly appreciated every bit of flavour from those macarons. The farm also has a distillery for lavender essential oils and they had an apiary where they make lavender honey. Their store is stocked full of everything lavender - from culinary items like lavender honey, lavender vinaigrette and lavender hot chocolate to bath and body items like lavender essential oils, lavender body lotions and even lavender mosquito repellant. They also offer photography services, tours and yoga - how awesome is that? Just imagine having yoga in such a serene place...would love to try that out. I love that the farm is expanding as well - they now have a sunflower field for everyone to enjoy (and for IG opps lol)! I would definitely come back again - it was therapeutic walking through the fields, taking in the fresh, lavender-scented air and seeing so much lavender. Everyone needs to go - it's a great place to stop by to get away from the hustles of every day life. A visit to Terre Bleu should definitely be on everyone's bucket list!

Ritu D.

Came with a large group of friends for Sunday morning yoga. It was hot and sunny. There is a parking lot across the street where the "ruins" (old burned down barn) and new cafe are. Pretty with tables and chairs. There are staff to guide you across the street from the parking lot ;near the 2 port a potties (). You walk along a path and across a field with horses in the adjacent field. You go through the entrance into a tent to watch a short video...but it wasn't working when we were there. Then over to the area with the shop and lavender fields (purple and white lavender). After yoga they put cold wet towels with lavender oil on our forehead and it felt amazing. The cold lavender tea was also nice. Since we did the yoga, we were allowed to stay for the 20 minute tour where we saw the fields, the distillery where the oil is made and the bee hives. There is a small bar to get non alcoholic lavender cocktails and hubby got the lavender ice cream at the store. He also had the lavender sparkling water and croissant with lavender Gouda from the cafe. We paid $35 each for the yoga which included access to the whole farm and the guided tour. The crop was not great due poor spring weather Come early as the line up to was long by 12:15pm.

Pauline W.

Wonder why I haven't yet written a review about this place. I love this lavender garden since it is the biggest and prettier one you can reach in about an hour drive from Toronto or within GTA. There are always different types of beautiful lavenders in the farm. The entrance fee is a bit on the expensive side but it worths the value since the farm has put a lot of effect in making the place fun to explore and beautiful enough for photo shoots. I love their yellow door and yellow chair. There are some special events during weekends like mini concerts or DIY classes. If you haven't been to this place, make sure you come in the morning before their famous lavender ice cream sold out for the day.

Colvin C.

Two hours of romantic getaway experience with your significant other or family in this photogenic farm! Terre Bleu means Blue Earth and this farm has everything lavender imaginable!! Entrance fee of $20 to see their main lavender farm and an additional $10 to see their newly opened sunflower field!! Since the sunflower field closes at 4:20 p.m. and last admission there is at 4 p.m daily, it is encouraged to visit there first as the lavender fields are not closed until 5 p.m. and the gift shop around 6 p.m. Staff were super friendly and upon entrance, they provide a general overview of the farm and its history over a video. The sunflower field is on the opposite side of the parking lot away from the actual lavender farm. There is a pathway from the other end of the parking lot that leads you to another field that is across the road. Friendly staff and a police officer will guide you there. Terre Bleu is proud to have 200,000 sunflowers open to the public for the very first time this Saturday, August 4th for the Civic Holiday long weekend!! My beau and I came here at the perfect time! Many have not fully blossomed yet, but at least the field is quite pristine and profoundly gorgeous to be in!! At the sunflower field exit, they purposely have a FB inspired photo op area where you and family/friends can take a group photo among an immense field of yellow in the backdrop. They have two lavender fields, one at the entrance near their gift shop and the other beyond this forested Yellow Bench Trail! Essentially, at the first field, you can buy souvenirs and eat lavender ice cream for $6 and/or drink lemonade with English lavender buds for $6.50. Both are must-try experience, especially in hot summer weather! The trip to the second field brings you over a wooden bridge and as suggested, a yellow bench. This place really gives off the Wizard of Oz vibe to me, because of its reference to the Yellow Brick Road. Pass yellow bench and out the forest trail lies the second lavender field and it is here where their famous Yellow Door is located. Seriously, maybe the beautiful scent from the acres of lavender would dowse me into a deep wishful sleep to meet Dorothy and her friends; now wouldn't that be something. Their gift shop sells distilled essential oils, sleeping mask, bath bombs, honey, maple syrup, stuffed teddy bear, neck pillow, and many more, all made with... you guessed it... LAVENDER from their own farm!! Lavender is a great stress reliever and great sleep induced, especially during exam periods or work projects with strict deadlines. You can also use it to treat bug bites (including any received while at the farm itself)! This place is a definite must visit for all naturalists, hikers, explorers, adventurers, selfie lovers, lavender lovers and nature/flower lovers, lovers in general and just about everyone!! Just please respect the property and walk along the intended paths/trails and NOT over any of the lavenders, sunflowers or even wild flowers!! Staff riding horses circulate around every field to ensure that visitors are respecting their grounds and you can even take photos with them. I found that all the staff there were well-trained and educated on the different properties of lavender and their various products that you can buy in their gift shop. Super friendly folks, who you can also ask for photos. They charge the $20 entrance fee and the additional $10 fee for the sunflowers to ward off mass visitors in their attempt to educate and imbue in everyone the respect and appreciation for their lavenders, sunflowers, property, and nature itself. Come share your beautiful photos and selfies of this place, but do not damage it. Thanks in advance. This place is truly a gem and I am excited to see it expand even more!!