30 farms · 6 states · checked 9 November 2026
Lavender farms in Australia
Best time to visit
Lavender is in season from December to January. Most fields are purple for a few weeks only. Lavender season by state
Lavender is in season in Australia from December to January, by the season data on this site. The fields are purple for a few weeks, then the crop is cut for drying and oil, so the window is short even where the farm stays open all year.
We list 30 farms across Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland. More of them list January and December as flowering months than any other. Kooroomba Vineyard and Lavender Farm in Queensland is the exception, with its lavender listed for June to August.
Many farms run a cafe or shop all year. Some charge entry only while the fields are in flower, and several open by appointment only. Each listing gives the days, hours and prices the farm publishes, and the farm's page names the source.
Tasmania 7
Bridestowe Estate
Nabowla, TAS
A large lavender farm in Nabowla, about an hour north-east of Launceston, known for long rows of purple in high summer. The lavender flowers in December and January, then harvest and distilling begin.
- In flower
- December to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open daily 10am to 3pm, closed Christmas Day. Free entry most of the year; a paid entry applies in December and January while the lavender is in flower.
Huon Valley Lavender Farm
Mountain River, TAS
A 16 acre lavender farm at Mountain River in the Huon Valley. The family hand harvests and steam distils its lavender on site and makes its own oils and aromatherapy products.
- Opening
- The farm opens its fields by appointment in summer for pick your own and farm tours, booked through an enquiry form on its website. The bookings page still shows last season's final open day of 17 January 2026, so confirm 2026/27 dates before travelling.
Iron Creek Bay Estate lavender field
Sorell, TAS
A farm stay and restaurant estate near Sorell with orchards, farm animals and a new lavender field. Visitors can walk the rows for free during the flowering season.
- In flower
- December to February, as the farm states it
- Opening
- The lavender field is free for all visitors to walk through. The estate says the field blooms from late December to early February and posts updates on its social media.
Lavender Goat Farm (Ecological Elegance)
Petcheys Bay, TAS
A small lavender farm at Petcheys Bay in the Huon Valley, about an hour south of Hobart. Hosted visits include a copper still distillation, a farm walk with the goats and morning or afternoon tea.
- Opening
- Visits are by advance booking only, with a maximum of six guests. The Lavender Farm Experience is $250 per person, and a private farm experience is $750 for up to 2 guests plus $250 per extra guest.
Lavender House
Rowella, TAS
A small lavender farm and perfumery at the northern end of the Tamar Valley, north of Launceston. You can see the working distillery and gallery, walk gardens planted with many kinds of lavender, and try the products in the shop.
- In flower
- November to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, Saturday 11am to 4pm, closed Sunday (per the farm's contact page). No entry fee published.
Port Arthur Lavender
Port Arthur, TAS
A working lavender farm at Long Bay on the Tasman Peninsula, on the highway into Port Arthur. The farm says its lavender is at peak bloom from December through to February.
- In flower
- December to February, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open daily 10am to 4pm, and 9am to 4pm from January to Easter. Closed Christmas Day. The self-guided farm walk is free.
Tasmazia and the Village of Lower Crackpot
Promised Land, TAS
A maze park at Promised Land, near Sheffield in north-west Tasmania, with its own lavender field looking out to Mount Roland. The lavender flowers from December to February and is harvested in March, and the gift shop sells things made from it.
- In flower
- December to February, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open daily 10am to 4pm, last maze entry 3pm, closed Christmas Day. Maze entry is $34 for adults and $16 for children 4 to 15, with family and seniors prices; the website does not say clearly whether the lavender field is covered by maze entry.
Victoria 6
Ashcombe Maze & Lavender Gardens
Shoreham, VIC
A garden attraction on the Mornington Peninsula with a hedge maze and a lavender labyrinth of more than 4000 plants. The labyrinth flowers all year, and the lavender display gardens flower mainly in spring, summer and autumn.
- Opening
- Open Thursday to Monday, 10am to 5pm, last entry 4pm, and 7 days in Victorian school holidays. Open every public holiday except Christmas Day. Entry is $22 adults, $19 seniors and Health Care Card holders, $14 children 4 to 15, and free for under 4s. No booking needed.
Chintin Botanicals
Chintin, VIC
A family botanicals and lavender farm in the eastern Macedon Ranges, planted with lavender from 2020. It grows culinary grade lavender and native botanicals and distils its own oils.
- Opening
- The farm gate and shop are open by appointment only. Call 0411 401 969 to check opening times and days. Distilling workshops and farm tours run as pre-booked experiences.
Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm
Shepherds Flat, VIC
A historic Swiss Italian farm just north of Daylesford, with stone buildings, old gardens and rows of lavender. Lavandula says peak bloom runs from January into early autumn, later than many Victorian farms, and the summer harvest is dried in the courtyard.
- In flower
- January to March, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open seven days, Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm. Gate fee $5 adults, $1 children 5 to 18, under 5 free, or a $10 season pass.
Narrawong Lavender
Narrawong, VIC
A seaside lavender farm in Victoria's south west that has grown 'Miss Donnington' lavender since 1999. The crop is unirrigated and hand harvested, then distilled in small batches in a wood fired still.
- In flower
- December to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open to the public from early November to the end of April, 10am to 4pm every day in summer. Closed from May to the end of October, when visits are by appointment. The farm asks visitors to phone ahead on 0407 052 481.
Red Hill Lavender Farm and Distillery
Main Ridge, VIC
A lavender farm and distillery at Main Ridge, in the hills behind Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula. The fields flower in summer and are free to walk.
- In flower
- September to May, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Farm gate and bakehouse open Thursday to Sunday 10am to 4pm. Closed for the season from June to 17 September. Free entry to the fields.
Warratina Lavender Farm
Wandin North, VIC
A lavender farm and tearoom in Wandin North, between the Yarra Valley and the Dandenong Ranges, about an hour from Melbourne. Warratina flowers earlier than most, with peak colour from mid-November to the end of December.
- In flower
- November to December, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 4pm. Free entry.
New South Wales 6
Aloomba Lavender
Liston, NSW
A lavender farm and gift shop at Liston, on the New South Wales side of the border near Stanthorpe. The shop sells lavender products made from the farm, and there's a bed and breakfast and camping on site.
- In flower
- November to December, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Gift shop open 10am to 4pm, closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. No entry fee published.
Hunter Lavender Farm
Broke, NSW
A lavender farm near Broke in the Hunter Valley that opens only for the few weeks the lavender is in flower. For the 2026-27 summer that's 5 December to 3 January.
- In flower
- December to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open daily from 5 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Field walks are ticketed and booked online; 2026-27 prices not yet published.
Maryvale Lavender Farm
Coolagolite, NSW
A working lavender farm on the Sapphire Coast, set up in 1998, with views of Gulaga. Its Lavender Dairy shop sells lavender products, buckwheat heat packs and old wares among local dairy memorabilia.
- Opening
- Visitors are welcome to call in if the gate is open. The owners ask you to ring 02 6493 6211 before visiting to check they are open, and to toot or ring the bell on arrival.
Panorama Hills
Bungendore, NSW
A family farm at Bungendore near Canberra with lavender fields, Highland cattle and seasonal strawberry picking. The family makes lavender oils, hydrosols and other products from its own plants.
- In flower
- October to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Bookings are essential for all farm experiences. The farm gate stall sells bread and farm goods for pre-order collection on Saturday or Sunday, with orders due by 5pm Thursday.
Wine Country Lavender
Singleton, NSW
A working lavender farm in the Hunter Valley near Singleton with boutique accommodation. It runs lavender tea and tasting experiences and seasonal workshops.
- Opening
- Visits are by appointment only. Tea and tasting experiences are by appointment from $45 per person, and seasonal workshops run on set dates.
Wyoming Lavender Estate
Mount Russell, NSW
A working lavender farm near Inverell in the New England, 6km off the Gwydir Highway. The farm shop sits in a 1960s woolshed and sells dried lavender, plants and soaps mostly made on the farm.
- In flower
- November to December, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Farm shop and farm experiences open by booking only. Morning tea must be pre-booked.
South Australia 5
Bella Lavender Estate
Glossop, SA
A family lavender estate in the Riverland set among vineyards and olive trees. In the summer months visitors can walk among the lavender and see harvesting, distilling and drying.
- Opening
- Open by appointment only. Phone 08 8583 1184 to arrange a visit.
Emu Bay Lavender
Wisanger, SA
A working lavender farm on Kangaroo Island, a few minutes from Emu Bay beach, with about 7500 plants. The family hand harvests in summer, distils its own oil and makes lavender honey and products on site.
- Opening
- Open 7 days, 9am to 4pm, all year. The licensed cafe serves breakfast from 9am to 11.30am and lunch from 12pm to 2.30pm, and table bookings can be made online.
Hahndorf Lavender Estate
Paechtown, SA
South Australia's largest lavender farm, a few minutes from Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills and about half an hour from the city. It opened in 2023 and only lets the public in while the lavender flowers in December and January.
- In flower
- December to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open to the public for the flowering season, 19 December 2026 to 10 January 2027 (closed Christmas Day) per a third-party listing. Entry $20 adults, $15 seniors cardholders, $5 children, and includes a bunch of lavender you cut yourself. Tickets online or at the gate.
Lyndoch Lavender Farm
Williamstown, SA
One of South Australia's biggest lavender farms, in the hills at the southern end of the Barossa near Lyndoch. It has been open to visitors for more than 30 years and has grown over 90 varieties, so something is flowering most of the year.
- In flower
- December to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Shop open every day 10am to 4.30pm. Café open weekends all year and daily from 1 September to 31 December, 10am to 4pm. Closed Good Friday, Anzac Day and Christmas Day. Groups of more than 10 should book.
Teatrick Lavender Estate
Wolseley, SA
A family lavender farm and plant nursery on the Limestone Coast, about 13 km east of Bordertown, growing lavender since 1991. The Lavender Shoppe sells products, produce and plants made or grown on the estate.
- Opening
- Open early October to the end of March, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, 10am to 4pm. Other days, including Saturdays, are by appointment. Closed 5 to 8 November 2026, reopening 12 November.
Western Australia 2
Lavender Estate
Carabooda, WA
Western Australia's largest working lavender farm, beside Yanchep National Park about 40 minutes north of Perth. It reopened in 2025 with 44 rows of lavender, each around 300 metres long, plus a café, shop, playground and picnic lawns.
- In flower
- December to February, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Open Wednesday to Sunday. Hours not published on the official site; an October 2025 article gave Thursday and Friday 10.30am to 6pm, Saturday and Sunday 9am to 6.30pm. Free entry per third-party guides.
Nannup Lavender Farm
Carlotta, WA
A lavender farm, café and campground on Graphite Road between Nannup and Manjimup in the South West. The farm says the lavender field is in full flower in December and January, and in peak season you can cut a bunch to take home.
- In flower
- December to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Café and shop open Thursday to Sunday 10am to 4pm, and Thursday to Monday in school holidays. Café closed February and March (camping stays open). Private garden entry by donation.
Queensland 4
Amandine Lavender
Bargara, QLD
A small lavender farm and gift shop in rural Bargara, east of Bundaberg, at the foot of The Hummock. Visitors can walk through the lavender patch and country garden.
- Opening
- Open 10am to 4pm daily except Christmas and some public holidays. The farm asks visitors to call ahead on 07 4154 7314.
Back Paddock Botanical
Goombungee, QLD
A young lavender and herb farm near Goombungee, about 35 minutes from Toowoomba. It opens on a few ticketed days a year and for private bookings, workshops and weddings.
- In flower
- November to February, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Not open to the public every day. Visits are on ticketed open days or by appointment for private bookings, Wednesday to Sunday.
Kooroomba Vineyard and Lavender Farm
Mount Alford, QLD
A vineyard, restaurant and lavender farm in the Fassifern Valley near Boonah, about an hour from Brisbane, looking across to the Scenic Rim. Unusually, the farm says its lavender is in full bloom in June, July and August, the opposite of the southern farms.
- In flower
- June to August, as the farm states it
- Opening
- Wednesday to Friday 10am to 3pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 4pm, closed Monday and Tuesday. Closed some days for weddings and events. Restaurant bookings essential. No entry fee published.
Windy Acres
Westbrook, QLD
A family lavender and bee farm on the Darling Downs near Toowoomba, planted from 2021. The lavender starts to bloom in mid October and is in full bloom in December and January.
- In flower
- October to January, as the farm states it
- Opening
- The farm and coffee van open to the public October to April on Wednesdays and Sundays, 9am to 1pm, or by appointment. Private bookings for morning teas, tours and classes are taken on other days.
Questions people ask
When is lavender season in Australia?
Lavender is in season from December to January. Each farm's own flowering window is on its listing.
Which lavender farms in Tasmania can you visit when the fields are in flower?
Bridestowe Estate (December to January), Huon Valley Lavender Farm, Iron Creek Bay Estate lavender field (December to February), Lavender Goat Farm (Ecological Elegance), Lavender House (November to January), Port Arthur Lavender (December to February) and Tasmazia and the Village of Lower Crackpot (December to February). The months shown are the ones each farm states. Farms without months have not published a window.
Can you pick lavender?
Some farms let you: Hahndorf Lavender Estate, Huon Valley Lavender Farm, Lavender Goat Farm (Ecological Elegance) and Nannup Lavender Farm. Most others sell cut and dried bunches in the shop instead.
Each farm's flowering window, opening days and prices come from its own website, checked 9 November 2026. The source for every field is on the farm's page.