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There’s something about a field full of purple lavender that makes you feel like you accidentally wandered into a better version of your life. Good news: you don’t have to leave New Jersey to find one.
Lavender season is short – only about three to four weeks. It typically kicks off in mid-to-late June, so you’ll want to plan ahead if you plan on exploring to find the perfect field.
10 Lavender Farms in NJ
Below are the lavender farms that are worth the trip. We have tried to include dates, times and prices when they were available.
Please visit each farms website or social media to get the latest visiting updates. Because the season for lavender is so short – schedules change quick!
Mad Lavender Farm
📍452 County Road 579, Milford
This one’s an experience, not just a farm. Founded by two artists-turned-farmers, Mad Lavender sits on 10 acres and offers goat yoga, workshops, farm picnics, photo sessions, and a little shop full of lavender goodies. You can pick your own lavender for $20 (15 minutes) or $30 (30 minutes). There is also an option to volunteer to learn how to harvest lavender and in return you can earn 1 bunch.
Lavender picking is open June through July 5, 2026.
👉 madlavenderfarm.com
Orchard View Lavender Farm
📍 101 Karrsville Rd, Port Murray
A hidden gem on 10+ acres of land that dates back to 1765. Orchard View is 100% organic – no pesticides, no herbicides – and offers cut-your-own lavender during bloom season, plus a gift shop stocked with lavender bath products, culinary goodies, essential oils, baked treats, and more.
They are only open for special events, so sign up for their newsletter to get the dates for their lavender picking events.
Pleasant Valley Lavender Farm
📍288 Pleasant Valley Rd, Morganville
Inspired by the “Lavender Capital of North America” (Sequim, Washington, if you’re curious), Pleasant Valley started with 150 plants and has grown to nearly 2,000 across 10 rolling acres. U-pick sessions, photo ops, and a gift shop with dried lavender, baked goods, body scrubs, and more.
Daily U-pick begin June 15.
Hidden Spring Lavender & Alpaca Farm
📍890 Route 601, Skillman, NJ
Not just lavender but alpacas too. You can walk them on Saturdays (reservations required) or just wander the lavender fields on your own — no entry fee on non-event days, though donations are appreciated.
Open Saturdays and Sundays from 10am-4pm.
Happy Day Farm
📍106 Iron Ore Rd, Manalapan Township, NJ
130 acres of farmland with lavender fields featuring the ‘Phenomenal’ variety. Come for the purple blooms, stay for the fresh-squeezed lemonade and shaved ice.
Lavender garden opens in June. Cost to pick is $16 per person, under 2 free. Bundles of lavender are $8 each.
Allaire Lavender Farm
📍Wall Township 2650 Allaire Road
A family-friendly spot where you can hand-feed alpacas, browse bundles, sachets, and plants, and grab some raw local honey from the farm stand. Typically open every Saturday in early June. $5 admission fee per person.
👉 allairelavenderfarm.com
Princeton Lavender Farm
📍 3741 Lawrenceville Rd, Princeton, NJ
A lavender lover’s dream with multiple varieties available for you to pick. You can also meet the resident goats, alpacas, and chicks, and pick up lavender treats and honey at the farm store.
Field & Flock Lavender Farm
📍 264 Williams Road, Woodstown, N
South Jersey’s most activity-packed lavender destination. Stroll the fields, shop the store, take a yoga class in the lavender, sign up for date night, or go full nerd at Lavender Bootcamp and learn to grow your own. Their Lavender Academy makes this one especially fun for the curious crowd.
Open Saturdays and Sundays 11-4pm in June.
👉 fieldandflocklavenderfarm.com
Lavender on the Bryn at Penbryn Farms
📍 121 Penbryn Road, Berlin
This small family-owned farm has 7 varieties of lavender plus wildflowers, sunflowers, zinnias, and snapdragons rotating throughout the season. Lavender products, lavender classes, and good energy.
Opening day is May 23, 2026 and they are open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in June and July. $5 admission for adults, $3 children and under 3 free.
Copper Knoll Farms
📍457 Willow Grove Road Pittsgrove, NJ 08318
Copper Knoll Farms is more than just lavender, but they offer several special events during lavender season. There “Night Out on the Farm” brings guests to a field of lavender during what us photographers call the “golden hour”. That time when the sun is sitting giving you a beautiful glow.
During your time there you can harvest a bunch of lavender, enjoy a walk in their garden and take in the moment and hear the sounds of wildlife. They also offers snicks, massages, photos and more.
A Few Tips Before You Go
Before you go here are a few things you should know.
- Bloom season is short — typically mid-June through mid-July. Check each farm’s website before heading out.
- Bring cash — many farms are self-service or cash-preferred.
- Wear closed-toe shoes — working farm terrain can be uneven.
- Bees love lavender — they’re usually chill, but heads up if you have allergies.
- Book alpaca experiences in advance — they fill up fast.
Have you been to any of these? Drop your favorites in the comments! 👇
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