Explore Wisconsin’s Lavender Farms! When summer arrives in Wisconsin, so does one of the season’s most enchanting experiences—lavender season.
Across the state, small family farms and hidden countryside gems burst into vibrant purple, offering not only stunning views but also moments of calm, connection, and community. From peaceful yoga sessions and picnics in the fields to handmade artisan goods and wagon rides through blooming hillsides, lavender farms across the Badger State are inviting visitors to slow down and soak in the beauty.
Eugster’s Farm Market & Petting Farm – Stoughton, WI
Eugster’s lavender fields are nestled along the hillside near their orchard and scenic Rock Pile Hill. Beginning mid-June, guests can hop on a weekend wagon ride (weather permitting) to explore blooming lavender varieties at the top of the hill. The “Lavender Walk” is also open for guests to wander at their own pace. Later in the season, more lavender blooms within the petting farm area, making this a beautiful and family-friendly destination all summer long.
Glen Innish Farm – Kewaunee, WI
For a truly romantic and serene evening, Glen Innish offers Picnics for 2 in the Lavender every Wednesday. Enjoy local artisan foods—fresh bread, meats, cheese, and fruit—while surrounded by lavender and golden-hour skies. Add a chilled drink and you’ve got the recipe for a dreamy midweek escape. Reservations are limited to 10 couples per evening to maintain an intimate experience.
Country Lavender & Orchard – Kiel, WI
A visit to Country Lavender & Orchard isn’t just about pretty blooms. Their summer calendar includes special events, a quaint farm store, and even Pilates in the Lavender, blending beauty and wellness in one peaceful setting.
Lavender Bluff Farm – Stockholm, WI
Lavender Bluff is bursting with creative energy. In addition to U-Pick wildflowers and lavender, the farm offers yoga, crystal meditation, farm tours, a fragrance bar, high tea, and floral design sessions. It’s a spiritual and sensory experience wrapped in color and calm.
Lavender Experiment, LLC – Richland Center, WI
Nestled in the Driftless Region, Lavender Experiment is a small family-run farm known for handmade artisan soaps and lavender products. While they don’t have a full retail shop on-site, you can catch them at vendor events across Wisconsin or follow their journey online as they balance land stewardship with natural creativity.
Lav13 – Milton, WI
Lav13 blends the groovy with the graceful. With 12 varieties of lavender and a mission to bring joy and healing to families, Lav13 hosts a range of events, from special gatherings to casual afternoon gatherings under what they call SuperBlue Skies. Their focus on food, community, and celebration makes it a fun and heartfelt stop for visitors of all ages.
Maple Grove Lavender – Ripon, WI
This Ripon-based lavender farm offers a wide variety of lavender-based products, including candles, body butters, and sachets. In 2025, the farm will open for its inaugural Lavender Days, welcoming the public to explore and celebrate the peak bloom.
New Life Lavender – Baraboo, WI
Tucked into the Baraboo Bluffs, this 40-acre destination is the epitome of relaxation. With over 18,000 lavender plants, New Life Lavender offers scenic wagon rides, self-guided tours, and farm-made treats like lavender cherry pie and lavender ice cream. Their farm store is a must-visit for skincare products, drinks, and gifts infused with the calming scent of lavender.
EDN Farms – Waukesha, WI
Focused on quality and simplicity, EDN Farms crafts beautiful lavender goods—from dried bundles to oils and bath products. Their commitment to sourcing and crafting with care makes every purchase feel thoughtful and intentional.
Ready to stop and smell the lavender?
Whether you’re local or road-tripping across Wisconsin, each of these farms offers a unique way to connect with nature, support small businesses, and savor the simple joys of summer. Follow your nose—and your heart—and make this lavender season one to remember.
Planning your trip? Be sure to check each farm’s website or social media for hours, bloom updates, and event details! Visit the Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Association for more travel ag-ventures!