Lavender Farms Los Angeles, Where to Find Them
This Post May Contain Affiliate LinksLavender season in Southern California is a fleeting but beautiful time of year, and there's no better way to enjoy it than by visiting a lavender farms Los Angeles.
Whether you're looking to cut your own fragrant bundles, sip lavender lemonade under the sun, or stroll through glowing fields at night, there’s something for everyone within a short drive of the city.
From small family-run farms to large-scale destinations with festivals and artisan goods, here are the top spots to experience the beauty of a lavender farms Los Angeles locals and visitors alike will love.
When does Lavender Bloom In Southern California?
Peak lavender season in Southern California from mid/late June through mid-July. Lavender varieties bloom at different periods, so some farms might open their fields starting mid June, while other farms might have their farms open through late July!
I linked all the farms around Los Angeles’ Instagram so you can follow along with me and check when they open their gorgeous lavender fields!
The Best Lavender Farms Los Angeles
1. Underwood Family Farms, Moorpark
Underwood Family Farms in Moorpark is a favorite summer destination for families near Los Angeles, and their Pick-Your-Own Lavender field is a seasonal highlight.
Starting in mid-June, guests can stroll through blooming rows of fragrant lavender and harvest their own bundles. The experience is hands-on and family-friendly, offering shears and baskets so you can cut your stems right from the plant.
The lavender is also available pre-cut in their flower shop, but there’s something special about gathering it yourself under the sun. Once picked, the stems should be dried upside down without water to preserve their beauty and scent.
In addition to lavender, the farm offers wagon rides, a petting zoo, and a farm market, making it the perfect day trip just outside of LA.
Address: 3370 Sunset Valley Rd, Moorpark, CA 93021
Distance from DTLA: 49 miles
Website: underwoodfamilyfarms.com
Last Day: TBA
2. Chateau Couveau Lavender Farm, Wildomar
Chateau Couveau Lavender Farm in Wildomar is a charming, family‑run lavender paradise that bursts to life each summer. Founded in 2021 by Cynthia and Josh Couveau to celebrate their 20th anniversary, the farm now grows about 840 plants across four lavender varieties, naturally, without pesticides, on roughly half an acre.
Pick-Your-Own Lavender:
Each June and July, Chateau Couveau opens its gates for pop-up U‑Pick events, offering bouquets at around $12 per bundle. You’ll wander through fragrant, buzzing rows with scissors and rubber bands in hand, cutting stems fresh from the hillsides hugged by gentle Wildomar breezes—truly a sensory escape . During select evenings, enjoy lavender lemonade, artisan vendors, and painting in a relaxed, idyllic setting.
Beyond picking, the Couveaus also craft small‑batch products on-site, from dried bouquets and sachets to hydrosol and soon essential oil, using hand-harvested blooms distilled in their copper still. The farm also occasionally hosts “hand-woven bouquet” workshops where visitors learn to braid ribbon through bundles for lasting keepsakes.
Address: 20940 Palomar St, Wildomar, CA 92595
Distance from DTLA: 75 miles
Website: www.instagram.com/chateau.couveau.lavender
Last Day: Sunday July 13th, 2025
3. Frog Creek Farm, Ojai
Frog Creek Farm in Ojai is a serene, family‑run lavender farm nestled in the Upper Ojai Valley, offering a peaceful escape and hands‑on floral fun just outside Los Angeles.
Pick‑Your‑Own Lavender:
Each summer, typically June through early July, the farm opens for U‑Pick on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with occasional Saturday Sunset Harvests from 6–8 p.m. Picnickers can wander through 600+ lavender plants across three fragrant varietals, shears and baskets in hand, harvesting gorgeous bundles for around $12 each. There’s no reservation needed—just turn up early to beat the heat, stroll down mulched paths under dappled shade, sip lavender lemonade, and soak up buzzing bees and birdsong.
U‑Pick season spans about 3–4 weekends (rain and bloom dependent), with the 2025 run extended through July 12th. Farm‑made lavender goods, soaps, lotions, sprays, essential oils, jams, are available on site, along with seasonal zinnias.
Frog Creek is a boutique, rustic experience: no restrooms or wheelchair ramps, and encounters with farm wildlife are common, closed‑toe shoes are a must. But that's all part of its charm!
Address: 10924 N Ojai Rd, Ojai, CA 93023
Distance from DTLA: 75 miles
Website: www.frogcreekfarmojai.com
Last Day: Saturday July 12th, 2025
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4. 123 Farm Organics, Beaumont
123 Farm Organics, nestled within Highland Springs Ranch & Inn in Beaumont, proudly holds the title of Southern California’s largest certified organic lavender farm, spanning over 20 acres, making it the most popular lavender destination near Los Angeles. From May 2 through July 20, 2025, their annual Lavender Festival shines nightly, with sunset strolls amid fragrant purple fields illuminated by 100,000+ twinkling lights.
🎉 Lavender Nights Festival Highlights:
Lavender-themed extravaganza (evening hours): Weekly live music (6:30–9 pm), tractor-pulled wagon tours, distillation demos, perfume‑blending workshops, s’mores pits, and interactive craft zones.
Gourmet lavender fare: Savor lavender-infused menus, margaritas, mojitos, lavender & fig sourdough pizza, funnel cake, ice cream, and more, plus an organic "Lavender Bar" serving floral cocktails.
Beautiful ambiance: As dusk falls, the fields transform under hundreds of thousands of lights and chandeliers hanging from ancient oak trees, creating a fairytale-like backdrop.
While this isn’t a pick-your-own lavender farm, its festival format, combining agritourism, evening enchantment, and immersive lavender culture, has helped cement its reputation as LA-area lavender royalty. With its sheer scale, organic credentials, and multi-sensory festivities, 123 Farm offers a must-do summer evening escape.
Address: 10600 Highland Springs Ave, Beaumont, CA 92223
Distance from DTLA: 80 miles
Website: 123farm.ticketspice.com/123-farm-lavender-festival-2025
Last Day: July 20th, 2025
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