Tucked away in the picturesque southwest corner of Colorado lies a lavender farm that offers a truly unique experience. Visitors can enjoy the vibrant purple hues, interact with friendly farm animals, and even harvest their own lavender. This guided tour combines education, relaxation, and the beauty of the countryside, providing a flexible and personalized experience. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful respite from the urban grind or simply want to indulge your senses, this lavender farm promises to transport you to a world of tranquility. But the true allure of this tour lies in the unexpected delights that await those who venture beyond the fields.

Key Points

  • Guided tour of a family-run lavender farm and micro-vineyard in southwest Colorado, lasting 1-3 hours with a small group size.
  • Activities include exploring lavender fields, meeting and feeding yaks and goats, and harvesting lavender.
  • Scenic picnic with lavender lemonade provided in a rural setting, with options for guests to bring their own lunch or order catering.
  • Tour does not enter the main farmhouse, but offers interaction with animals in designated areas and opportunities for flower picking.
  • Priced starting at 256 SEK per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Tour Overview

The tour provides a guided experience through a family-run lavender farm and micro-vineyard in southwest Colorado.

Over 1-3 hours, the small group tour (limited to 10 participants) showcases the lavender fields, allows guests to meet and feed yaks and goats, and offers the chance to harvest lavender and pick flowers.

During the visit, participants can enjoy a scenic picnic in the rural Colorado setting with lavender lemonade provided.

The tour is conducted in English and is priced from SEK 256 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

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Highlights and Activities

Guests on the lavender farm tour can explore the vibrant lavender fields, learning about the history and diverse uses of this fragrant plant.

They’ll have the chance to meet and feed the friendly yaks and goats that call the farm home. The highlight for many is harvesting their own bundle of fresh lavender to take home.

Visitors can also wander the fields and pick their own flowers. To cap off the experience, a picturesque picnic with lavender lemonade is provided, allowing guests to savor the peaceful rural setting of southwest Colorado.

Picnic Options

For the picnic, guests may bring their own lunch or request catering from local restaurants, with typical costs ranging from $15 to $25 per person.

Picnic spots with tables, chairs, or blankets are available on the farm. Guests who wish to order catering can email [email protected] for options from local eateries.

The picnic will be set in the picturesque rural Colorado landscape, with lavender lemonade provided.

While the main farmhouse is off-limits, the tour’s picnic areas offer a comfortable setting to enjoy a meal after exploring the lavender fields and interacting with the farm animals.

Important Information

Specific directions for the meeting point and parking are provided at the entrance to the family lavender farm on the East side of Road 21. Guests should wear sun hats, sunscreen, and closed-toe shoes. Pets, except for assistance dogs, are not allowed on the tour. While this is a working farm, the tour does not enter the main farmhouse, and animal interactions are limited to designated areas.

What to Bring Not Allowed
Sun hat Pets
Sunscreen –
Closed-toe shoes –

The farm environment may appear messy, as this is an active agricultural setting. Guests should be mindful and respectful of the working nature of the property.

Animal Interactions

During the tour, guests can interact with the farm animals in designated areas. They can pet chickens, cats, goats, and yaks.

However, guests should avoid entering the pens with the goats and yaks. The farm also has Australian shepherds, but they’re secured and guests won’t interact with them directly.

The animal interactions are limited to these designated areas, as the farm is a working environment and may appear messy at times.

Guests are advised to follow the instructions of the tour guide and be respectful of the animals and their habitats.

Getting to the Farm

To reach the farm, guests should follow the specific directions provided. The farm is located on the east side of Road 21. Guests should look for the entrance and follow the signs for the designated parking area.

The meeting point is at the farm’s entrance, so guests should plan to arrive a few minutes early to ensure they don’t miss the start of the tour. Detailed directions, including GPS coordinates, will be emailed to guests after booking.

Guests should allow for travel time and plan their route in advance, as the farm is situated in a rural area of southwest Colorado. Parking is free and available on-site.

Tour Duration and Group Size

The guided tour lasts between 1 to 3 hours, depending on the pace of the group.

Group size is limited to 10 participants, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience.

Tours are conducted in English, catering to guests who wish to learn about the farm’s history, lavender cultivation, and other activities.

Pricing starts at 256 Swedish Kronor per person, making it an affordable way to explore the beautiful lavender fields and rural Colorado landscape.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for guests’ schedules.

Pricing and Cancellation Policy

Pricing for the Lavender Farm Tour starts at 256 Swedish Kronor (SEK) per person.

The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This flexible policy ensures customers can plan their visit without worry.

The tour group size is limited to 10 participants, providing an intimate and personalized experience.

With its picturesque rural setting and engaging activities, the Lavender Farm Tour offers great value for the price.

Whether you’re interested in learning about lavender, interacting with animals, or simply enjoying the beautiful Colorado countryside, this tour provides a memorable and enjoyable experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can We Take Photographs During the Tour?

Yes, guests are encouraged to take photographs during the tour. Photography is permitted throughout the experience, allowing visitors to capture the scenic lavender fields, friendly farm animals, and memorable moments of their visit.

Is the Tour Accessible for People With Disabilities?

The tour isn’t explicitly noted as accessible, but the farm staff likely can accommodate visitors with disabilities. Guests should contact the tour organizers in advance to discuss any special needs or requirements.

Are There Any Restroom Facilities on the Farm?

The farm has basic restroom facilities available for tour participants. Guests can access portable toilets or use the restroom in the main farmhouse upon request. Access may be limited due to the working farm environment.

Can We Purchase Additional Lavender Products On-Site?

Yes, guests can purchase additional lavender products on-site, including lavender bundles, essential oils, soaps, and other handcrafted goods. These items are available for purchase at the farm’s onsite gift shop.

Is the Farm Open Year-Round or Only Seasonally?

The farm is open seasonally, typically from late spring through early fall when the lavender is in bloom. Visitors can enjoy the tour and activities during these warmer months when the lavender fields are at their prime.

Recap

The Lavender Farm Tour offers a delightful and engaging experience in the beautiful countryside of southwest Colorado. Visitors can explore vibrant lavender fields, interact with friendly farm animals, and even harvest their own lavender. With a flexible cancellation policy and a range of tour and picnic options, this tour is perfect for those seeking a scenic and educational escape.