Olympic Peninsula guide
Sequim lavender farms: u-pick, festival & where to stay
Sequim's rain shadow grows fields of lavender every summer — u-pick rows, distillery demos, and mountain views. Stay in Sequim and you're minutes from the farms.
Closest town
Sequim, WA
Peak bloom
Mid-July
Season
Late Jun–early Aug
Entry
Most farms free
What to see at Sequim lavender farms
U-pick fields
Seasonal
Cut your own bundles at several farms around the valley.
Lavender weekend
Mid-July
The busiest weekend of the year — book lodging early.
Farm shops
Year-round at some
Oils, soaps and lavender treats from local growers.
Drive times to Sequim lavender farms
| Starting from | Approx. drive |
|---|---|
| Sequim | 10 min |
| Port Angeles | 30 min |
| Forks | 2 hr 15 min |
Most farms free to walk · peak bloom mid-July · Late June–early August
Local tips
- Visit weekday mornings to avoid festival crowds.
- Bring a hat — the rain shadow means sunny, dry summer days.
- Check each farm's hours; many close after the bloom season.
Where to stay near Sequim lavender farms
Our Sequim homes are 10 min away. Book directly through Airbnb or Vrbo.
Sequim lavender farms FAQ
When do Sequim lavender farms bloom?
Peak bloom is typically mid-July, with the season running late June to early August.
When is the Sequim Lavender Festival?
Usually the third weekend of July. Check the official festival site for current dates.
Where should I stay for the lavender festival?
A Sequim rental keeps you minutes from the farms. Book several months ahead for festival weekend.