123 Farm

“Amazing magical place. Up in the hills of Cherry Valley, gorgeous landscape! Endless exploration, so many books and crannies. Great Sourdough festival and Tea Tasting. Excellent variety of organic merchandise. Teas, oils, vinegars, coffees, candles, honey, lotions and more. Excellent customer service and very enthusiastic staff. Tiny lights every where makes it even more magical. Lavendar fields, 1000 year old oak tree and olive tree groves. Phenomenal! Not to mention the greatly infused drinks and foods.”

“My best friend invited me to go yesterday for the strawberry picking . I was so good learning about the history of the farm. It was relaxing and the different smells of lavender. My favorite scent is the Lemon verbena plant. I got to feel and smell a fresh plant . The food was delicious the workers were so friendly. I will go again.”

“The lavender fields were very nice, we took many pictures before sunset. There are a few different fields with many other plants, and games around the farm. Shops, food, live music, and beautiful lights at night. lucky finding this place. We enjoyed the beautiful lavender without going to France 🇫🇷. W head a such good time.”

“One of my favorite places on earth! Truly incredible experience, especially what they've done over the past few years. The festivals, vendors, merch, staff, etc is just awesome. This is like the Disney world of lavender farms. Bravo, can't wait to be back”

“Great farm with lots of activities throughout the year. Valentine's was especially gorgeous. Food is delicious. Very romantic. Parking is only onsite and is dirt so wash your car after ;)”

“Very nice place to visit. They have food, drink, handmade perfume (need reservation) and a lot of gift stores. At the time I went to, the lavender haven't bloomed yet. Is anyone know the best blooming time?”

“I don’t ever leave bad reviews but this place is definitely a cash grab. You pay for tickets and for parking and then we were pretty disappointed to get there and every single thing costs more money to do. Even a like 20 minute tractor tour of the facility was $8 per person, pretty wild. A lot of the stuff in the shops seemed like they were made in china. The positives were the pretty lights and smelling the plants. I wouldn’t recommend or go back”

“Everything about this place is beautiful and great but I just want everyone to be aware that if you plan to buy bread please check how tough it is before they put it in a bag for you. I kid you not they sold me a loaf of sourdough that is probably 2 days old, as tough as old boots. I have baked bread before and it takes a while before a bread knife will get stuck in the crust. I tried warming it and what not but it is well past its prime. For this I’m really disappointed because that is a $16 loaf of sourdough. Be careful customers and control your quality better 123 farms”