Let’s be real—life is stressful, and with all the calming and relaxing methods out there, none are as fragrant or pretty as visiting a lavender farm in New Jersey. This aromatic herb is known for its relaxation effects—just a few whiffs may improve sleep, reduce blood pressure, and lower your heart rate. And the best way to reap the benefits? Get a freshly picked bouquet from a lavender farm. We found 9 lavender farms in New Jersey ready for you to shop for lavender goods, stroll the fields, pick your own bundles, or visit with some furry farm friends. Read on to find the best lavender farm in NJ near you and soak in those relaxation vibes—after all, you deserve it. (featured photo credit: @rachelellentuck_photog)
These are the best lavender farms in New Jersey
Pleasant Valley Lavender Farm
A family reunion inspired Pleasant Valley Lavender Farm in Washington State, known as “the Lavender Capital of North America.” Starting with just 150 lavender plants, the Pleasant Valley Lavender Farm is home to about 2,000 plants on nearly ten rolling acres of land. Pick your own or shop dried lavender, body scrubs and balms, lavender for baking (yes, it’s a thing), and more in their gift shop. During the 2024 season, the farm is open for u-pick, plant, photo sessions, events, and product sales.
288 Pleasant Valley Road, Morganville, New Jersey 07751
Rows upon rows of fragrant lavender await at Hidden Spring Lavender Farm. Photo Credit: @hiddenspringlavender
Hidden Spring Lavender/Alpaca Farm & Gift Shoppe
Hidden Spring Lavender Farm is known for its original lavender products, which feature farm-grown lavender in the gift shop. These include lotion, soap, aromatherapy, sachets, neck pillows, essential oils, arrangements, wreaths, dried lavender, and gift baskets. From now to November, this lavender farm in NJ is open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 AM to 4 PM. They are currently taking reservations to walk an alpaca on their alpaca farm or for a photo shoot among the lavender fields.
890 Route 601, Skillman, NJ 08558
Explore different types of lavender at Orchard View Lavender Farm. Photo Credit: @rachelelletuck_photography
Orchard View Lavender Farm
Orchard View Lavender Farm is a private residence that welcomes the public on Fridays and Sundays to their serene oasis, providing an escape from stress. With 1,300 plants and both French and English cultivars, Orchard View encourages meditative and quiet strolls throughout the fields. After, stop at the gift shop for baked lavender treats, artisan products, lavender bundles, fresh and dry, and lavender buds. For the 2024 season, they will be open from May-December.
101 Karrsville Road, Port Murray, NJ 07865
Wander this Alice in Wonderland-inspired Mad Lavender Farm. Photo Credit: @krisdooley
Mad Lavender Farm
Mad Lavender Farm nods to Lewis Carroll, the creator of Alice in Wonderland, by injecting a dose of fun into its creations at this lavender oasis. Once you get to the farm, you can shop artisan products, take goat yoga classes, sip on lavender lemonade, and take in the aroma of seven varieties of lavender, all grown organically without chemicals or pesticides. The farm has pick-your-own lavender from mid-June to early July and does require reservations, so book ahead. They also book private events such as private family picnics and private photography sessions.
452 County Road 579, Milford, NJ 08848
Explore two different types of lavender at Princeton Lavender Farm. Photo Credit: @bajajbrood
Princeton Lavender Farm
Princeton Lavender Farm is home to ‘Big Time Blue,’ ‘Sensational,’ ‘Hidcote Blue,’ ‘Dilly Dilly’ and ‘Blue Cushion’ lavender. In addition to strolling through the lavender farm, your family can visit the goats, alpacas, and chickens and even help bottle feed a baby kid. Make sure to stop by the store for homegrown lavender treats and honey.
3741 Lawrenceville Road, Princeton, NJ 08540
Spend the day exploring 130 acres of farmland and lavender fields at Happy Day Farm. Photo Credit: @happydayfarmnj
Happy Day Farm
Happy Day Farm boasts 130 acres of farmland and luscious lavender fields to wander through and admire in New Jersey. With the lavender type ‘Phenomenal,’ you can spend a relaxing day breathing in the calming scents and taking insta-worthy photos with your fam. You can pick lavender starting June 8, 2024, as well as pick your own blueberries and raspberries during June and July.
106 Iron Ore Road, Manalapan, NJ 07726
Many lavender farms in New Jersey are kid and photographer-friendly. Photo Credit: @serenityfarmsrville
Allaire Lavender Farm
Following in the footsteps of Princeton Lavender Farm, this family-friendly lavender farm has something for everyone. Take in the rows of lavender, the adorable farm animals, or the farm stand with natural raw local honey. You can also shop for lavender bundles, pillows, and plants.
2650 Allaire Road, Wall, NJ 07719
These pretty purple flowers smell heavenly. Photo Credit: istock/viki-melkiu
Field & Flock Lavender Farm
This South Jersey farm is full of lavender and offers lots of fun activities. Stroll the lavender fields, look for goodies in their shop, or hold your own event on the grounds. Get zen and try a yoga class in the fields, or sign up for their date night for a romantic and aromatic experience.
264 Williams Road, Woodstown, NJ 08098
Lavender on The Bryn at Penbryn Farms
If you are looking for fresh lavender in NJ, try this new farm in Berlin, New Jersey. You can rent the farm for photo sessions and small private parties. They also have yoga and tai chi among the lavender fields, and in addition to lavender, they have wildflowers and zinnias. They open on June 15, 2024.
121 Penbryn Road, Berlin, NJ 08009
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