Red Rock Ranch & Farms LLC

“A purple Oasis in the high desert. It was amazing to make turn in the road a find a sea of purple contrasted by the red dirt. Great place to visit, also the lessons on cooking with Lavender open new ideas for me. Lots of smiles from the staff. They have a perfect green to host any type of event...wedding, party's, or other social events. Dog friendly also.”

“There's not enough time or words to describe how awesome this was! The lavender fields are beautiful and magical. The wine is quite possibly some of the best I've ever had locally. The people were kind and extremely knowledgeable. Get some gift sets, the herbs are magical! And pick up some wine too, you will enjoy it!”

“What great place! We attended the Lavender Festival and we were delighted by all the food, wine, fields of lavender, vineyards and friendly staff. Beautiful grounds and everything from lavender chocolate brownies to lavender crackers spread, it was all amazing!”

“Our third visit and delightful as always. Gorgeous area, beautiful lavender, friendly volunteers, lots of photos ops. We sat on the grass to enjoy our lemonade. One of my favorite places! A must-do in Arizona.”

“If you have any interest in lavender, essential oil, fragrance, as a seasoning etc. a trip to Red Rock Ranch during the Lavender festival will be a delight.”

“Really neat winery and lavender farm. Friendly staff and great wine. Would definitely recommend and will be back”

“If you're coming from the Valley, it's about a 3 hour ride. It is a nice sized farm. The wine for the tasting, though made in AZ, doesn't come from this farm, but you can see where there are vineyards growing and I was told that soon they would produce their own. They have a great food truck posted with healthy options that was great. You should plan on being there from start to finish, enjoying the presentation and cooking demo. The picking of your own lavender to take was a lovely touch. The shop has a nice range of items, some items well priced, others quite inflated pricing. Over-all it is a nice one-time experience.”

“I recently visited this farm's festival on vacation. To be honest, I would not really call this a festival. I kind of expected more. There was the wine tasting and the pick your own and a cooking demonstration, but it would have been nice to see other local vendors, some more activities, and such. That being said, I actually really enjoyed myself. The lack of additional festivities is not my reason for the poor review. Instead, something happened while I was there that upset me, and really turned me off of the whole farm. I heard two of the employees discussing another visitor, which they chose to do at their check out table, directly in front of a number of other visitors. It wasn't the discussion of another customer that bothered me though, but the content of the discussion. You see, this visitor to the farm had a service dog. And the two women were openly discussing, in front of others, that they don't normally allow service animals entrance to the shop. Which is a violation of the American's with Disabilities Act (ADA). I understand that businesses have concerns about fake service animals and people's sensitivities, but that is not a reason to refuse entrance to someone and is in fact discrimination. I highly recommend that this farm take the opportunity to educate themselves on ADA regulations, service animals, and disability discrimination. This experience soured my entire impression of this farm. The only response the farm had to my review was to say that it's not a festival but an event. The absolute lack of accountability from this farm is ridiculous and they should be embarrassed.”