Chappell Hill Lavender Farm

“Chappell Hill Lavender Farm is a veritable oasis of serenity and charm. From its picturesque landscapes to its quaint shop adorned with delightful treasures, the farm beckons visitors into a world of natural splendor and rustic elegance. The farm boasts an array of captivating sights, including lush lavender fields that stretch as far as the eye can see. Amidst the soothing fragrance of lavender, visitors are invited to stroll through the fields, indulging their senses in the beauty of nature's bounty. The sight of lavender blooms in various stages of growth, from delicate buds to full blossoms, is truly a sight to behold. The charming shop, adorned with an abundance of lavender-themed décor, is a haven for lovers of all things floral. From fragrant lavender sachets to exquisite lavender-infused culinary delights, the shop offers a myriad of treasures to discover and savor. The friendly staff, including the affable Lady CC, adds to the warm and welcoming atmosphere, ensuring that every visitor feels right at home. One cannot help but be captivated by the farm's rustic charm and tranquil ambiance. Whether it's exploring the lavender fields, enjoying a leisurely stroll, or simply basking in the beauty of nature, Chappell Hill Lavender Farm offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It's a place where time seems to stand still, and worries melt away amidst the gentle rustle of the wind through the lavender fields. In conclusion, a visit to Chappell Hill Lavender Farm is a delightful escape into a world of natural beauty and tranquility. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or simply looking to unwind amidst breathtaking scenery, this charming farm offers an unforgettable experience. Come, relax, and immerse yourself in the timeless allure of Chappell Hill Lavender Farm.”

“This is a great place to stop in and smell the Lavender. Yes it is a farm, they have rows and rows of lavender you can pick your self. The gift shop has everything from linen spray, oils, seasoning, candles, balms, soaps, lotions, Jams and jelly’s. Let’s not forget the second room with Shirts, decor, jewelry and lavender plants you can purchase. Must try the lavender lemonade, it’s delicious. They also have ice cream , drinks and yes lavender cookies. Off to the side of the gift shop they have goats you can feed. Outdoors is shaded , with picnic tables , great place to have a sac lunch or picnic. Staff was very knowledgeable on their products. Most are made on site. If your in the area make the detour and check it out. They have a lavender festival in the spring”

“Love this Sweet Cute Farm! This was our 2nd time coming but unfortunately Laverder field wasn’t in Bloom. We still enjoyed walking the grounds and feeding the animals ! The gift shop is adorable and has many Lavender items for sale! I purchased rooms & linen spray and some hand and body lotion a must! Ladies in shops was very nice and informative! They let us know about Chappell Hill maps and QWERTY code to pull up into on driving around area for Bluebonnets as well! They said Lavender should be in bloom end of April or May!”

“Won this gorgeousness basket from the Lavender Farm at last nights fundraiser. Includes culinary lavender, lavender lip balm and soap, lotion and cleansing gel. Tea, peach and lavender jam, plus scones baking mix. Every item is beautifully packaged and the dried lavender smell is a pretty fragrance. Hope to get to see the farm one day!!”

“It's such a beautifully kept farm. The shop is so cute and has such a great variety of products. The shop keeper was just so sweet, friendly and very informative. We came late in the season so we didn't harvest any sprigs. We did purchase a perfume, some jelly, soap, and some a bundle of lavender. It is just lavender paradise! We also bought a couple of lavender plants. She gave us a crash course on growing it properly and gave us written instructions. We closed out our visit by petting and feeding the goats!”

“Great outdoor experience at this farm. The lavenders were in bloom and we were able to pick some. They provide you baskets for the flowers and scissors. They have peach trees aswell and eating the fresh plucked fruits was the added advantage. One word of caution - use a bug spay - currently during summers the population of mosquitoes is large. The bees were not so much an issue as the mosquitoes. You can have a picnic with your family or friends for couple of hours. A place just a stones throw from major city.”

“Beautiful spring view of country road to the farm. Cute gift shop. They have two lavender fields, one just planted and another mature. The gazebo of the field is great for family pictures.”

“I was so excited to visit this farm. I invited my sister. She drove an hour to my house and I drove an hour to the farm. When we arrived there was a tour bus of blind people that was loading up and leaving and about to leave. When my sister and I walked in and I saw a Holy Bible at the front door. I was impressed but, I noticed we weren't greeted. So we as in any shopping fashion looked around for goodies. Later, the lady behind the counter said to my sister and I that the bus was leaving. Neither one of us are blind and we walked around the store without running into glass shelves. So she saw the look of confusion on our face and asked aren't we on the tour bus? We said no and she proceeded at her task behind the counter. A couple walked in with a child and we noticed she greeted them and offered water to them. She struck up a small conversation and was telling them about the new arrivals. Don't want to state the obvious but we didn't feel welcomed. Needless to say, I was disappointed in my experience. I was so excited to visit. I apologized to my sister for having her drive so far out and we both had a bad experience. So suggested that we make the best of our day and to not let that ruin our day. I surely hate this because I have to find another lavender farm to visit. Hopefully, that experience will be totally opposite.”