Beautiful location and very nice products here, will be there again well recommended to all who visits there. -
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Lyn T.
Always a lot of fun. Feeding the chickens and listening to the staff. Cafe makes there own dishes . -
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Ruth M.
A different and fun holiday experience and an opportunity to support a local farm and buy local produce. The friendly farmer provided a well informed presentation on the history of the farm and the process involved in the growing and harvesting of lavender. Sweet tea room, offering home cooked goodies. Well stocked shop. Who knew that lavender ice cream would taste so good! -
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Ann J.
Lovely place. We sat through the talk which was very interesting. Then walked around the fields. Had a cup of tea and tried a lavender scone (different) in the little Cafe. Then walked along the old railway path to St Aubin. -
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Sheila H.
Lovely place to visit. We went when there was not much lavender in bloom but it was still worth going! Lovely wild flowers in the fields - a great walk! Bonkers cockerels! Smashing cafe and lovely woods and gardens to admire. Then the shop full of things you would buy for Christmas stockings. Nice people! The lavender oil process is explained in a small barn. -
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Emma K.
Such a lovely place, great trail for the kids to get involved and a lovely cafe to finish the trip off. A great place to visit. -
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Gemma W.
Very pleasant trip to the Lavendar farm when it was too windy to enjoy the beach. Its small, but cute. We went late in the season so only one variety of lavendar was still in bloom. Its a grass roots operation, great distillery talk (they run twice a day at 11am and 3 pm). The talk is essential to get value for money. Entrance is £5.90 for adults and free for children 16 years and under. The gift shop is fantastic! Many unique gifts you won't find elsewhere. It's really good knowing all the lavender products they sell come from their fields. The poor reviews aren't warranted, it's a working farm that focuses on the product. It's not a large farm, but it's Jersey, not the South of France! If the entrance fee puts you off, a visit to the gift shop is enough to please any lavender lover. -
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Bernadette G.
Lovely place to visit in the summer, can't get enough of the beautiful view of the lavender, the scent of it and great walk. Easy access to the cafe and Reg's Garden is very close by too -
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Margaret W.
Beautiful sweet smelling lavender grows here and the shop sells loads of products from little bags to marmalade all filled or made from it. The cafe does lovely sandwiches and cakes, plus a great cuppa. Visit on a warm day and you won't want to leave. -
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Richard S.
I was dubious when I arrived. I had seen everything within 15 minutes. I took a walk around the lavendar fields and watched the bees busily working. And then I really got my value for money: the distillery talk! About an hour and 15minutes of fantastic information and entertainment. Don't forget to schedule your visit to take in one of the talks at either 11:30 or 15:00. I didn't think that I could be captivated for over a hour about a plant but the passion with which the gentleman spoke warrants 5 stars. Don't forget to take a look around Ron's Garden: it's free and well worth a look. Kids will love the fairy kingdom. -
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Robert M.
Good selection of souvenirs and friendly cafe service. Watch the distillery at work and smell the lavender fields ready for harvesting. Lots here for children. Loved the experience -
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Peter G.
A lovely place well worth a visit for 2 or 3 hours. Look on the website and try and go when one of the free tours is on. I think they are around 11.30 and 3.30 but please confirm this before going -
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Alison C.
We all had a beautiful afternoon. The demonstration and talk was very informative, witty and enjoyable. The amount and varieties of lavender were spectacular and we enjoyed teas and hot chocolate with lavender shortbread in the cafe. -
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TripAdvisor Reviews
Beautiful place When you visit the lavender farm make sure you try the lavender scone with your cream tea. Very good. -
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Kattyann
Amazing Experience I visited the Lavender Farm on 3 consecutive days from 7th - 9th May 2019 and the whole experience was wonderful. The garden & grounds are gorgeous and well maintained (loved the cockerels and chickens!) the food in the café is amazing (you must try the lavender ice cream) and the staff are helpful and very polite. Susan in the gift shop and Louise are an absolute joy. I can't wait to re-visit. -
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55RonaH
Interesting little p,ace to visit Loved the chickens running around and a p,easy to walk around the Lavender farm. Would recommend for an hour or so to see how it’s all grown and how they produce the Lavender. The shop has some lovely gifts on offer. -
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thea543
Well worth a visit. Took the liberty bus number 15 from St Helier only a short 10 minute stroll from bus stop to farm. We had a lovely relaxed stroll around the lavender field and watched the talk on the lavender distilling process. Regs garden is well worth a visit he obviously puts a lot of time and efford into it. The cafe was very good but thought they were missing a trick by not stocking more lavender themed items.........shortbread, ice cream etc. Lovely cup of coffee and cake though. The chickens kept us amused with there antics. We thoroughly enjoyed the couple of hours we spent there and for the price was well worth the money. More -
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HaloNorthwest
“Fabulous place, well worth a visit!” Absolutely beautiful place, the little shop is adorable! The lady in the shop was very friendly... read more -
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Zellander
Dog friendly and great talk We turned up just in time for the talk (on the day we went there were only two that day). The history and description of the process was fascinating, it was interesting to hear about the different types of lavender and oils and what they may be used for. You can wander through the lavender fields afterwards. It was a pleasant way to spend a couple of hours and great that we could take our dog with us. -
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acetrainer2014
Worth a visit. I like cooking with lavander so we visited. Interesting video on the the farm and we saw some being harvested. -
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Princessandjohn
Chickens and scones. Best to go in late June or July when the lavender is in bloom and the scent consumes the air around the farm. The crazy chickens roam everywhere always on the lookout for a few crumbs of food. Lovely scones in the cafe, even lavender flavoured if you want but traditional fruit was fine for us. Free to wander round the gardens with lots of photo opportunities, l All in all a great way to spend a few hours. -
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baobabsammy
Lovely little place Lovely little place - but was hard to hear/see the talk due to space. My children enjoyed the ice creams and playing on the tree swing. -
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Suzie J.
We went for the Lavender - but found so much more .... We really enjoyed this visit, even though late September was coming to the end of the Lavender season. There were plenty of specimen plants showing the variety of lavenders, as well as rosemary, eucalyptus and tea trees. During the season you can see the process of making lavender oil in action, however we were treated to a video which was really interesting, and the equipment used in its processing was on display. There were also plants available to buy. There is a café, outside picnic tables in the grounds and gift shop selling a range of lavender products amongst other things. We took a leisurely stroll round and found 'Reg's Garden', which was resplendent with colourful flowers and water features. Reg is in the process of creating a terrapin enclosure. A little further on we saw the creation of a 'Fairy Garden', which was absolutely delightful, a children's play area and Wendy houses. Sadly, September is coming to the end of the season in Jersey but for those coming in the summer months, a visit here is a must. -
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Lovely. Lovely place to visit. Not just about the lavender growing, but about the farm history, the processes they use and the products they manufacture. Pay to go around the garden. Have a cake and beverage in the coffee shop, it’s so peaceful. -
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Friendofjersey
Tea room dishes using lavender flavours Snack lunch during holiday in Jersey. All homemade a small but very pleasant tea room with outdoor seating on decking area. All food of a high quality and lavender ice cream was delicious. A must visit place tucked away in the countryside behind St Aubins Bay. Attached to th cafe is the Jersey Lavender gift shop well worth a visit -
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ch55
Well worth a visit Beautiful grounds with a wonderful aroma of lavender.Lovely to see chickens wandering around the grounds.The cafe served lavender scones which were yummy.Gift shop good supportive but quite expensive -
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Lovely Gardens Nice place to visit with all the lavender in bloom. Gardens are lovely with its cockralls roaming around and variety of plants some of which you can buy. There is a nice cafe serving breakfast or lunches and tea with cakes. The shop sells things lavender, oils,soaps. -
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tvjohncaulfield
Chickens and scones. Best to go in late June or July when the lavender is in bloom and the scent consumes the air around the farm. The crazy chickens roam everywhere always on the lookout for a few crumbs of food. Lovely scones in the cafe, even lavender flavoured if you want but traditional fruit was fine for us. Free to wander round the gardens with lots of photo opportunities, l All in all a great way to spend a few hours. -
Beautiful location and very nice products here, will be there again well recommended to all who visits there. -read moreread lessLyn T.
Kattyann
55RonaH
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Friendofjersey