Warratina Lavender Farm

We came here in Feb so it was already end of the season however you get free entrance. There were still some niches of lavender blooming and the air was fragrant. It was still great for photos as butterflies and bees buzz around the plants. You can get home and boday care lavender products in the shop but they're quite pricey. There is also a cafe to grab coffee or brunch.As a bonus we were able to do raspberry picking which is just at the back of the farm. The raspberries was delicious and sweet. There is an entrance fee to pick raspberry and you pay for what you pick to take home.

Don’t waste your money. By the time you’ve driven up the driveway to the shop you’ve driven past everything there is to see.The lady at the shop will ask you whether you want to buy a ticket for $15 but doesn’t explain it’s just to do a self-guided walk through the small field you’ve already driven past. The lavender is nice, but charging $15 for this experience is ridiculous.The ticket also includes a walk through the ‘gardens’, which is literally just a 30m walk through someone’s front garden. Not at all impressive - a few plants at the front of a house with signs on the house saying “PRIVATE PROPERTY KEEP OUT” everywhere.

Very pretty place to stop and have a coffee or an overpriced light snack.Family and dog friendly with ample parking and places to sit and enjoy some time in a calm setting.Staff are friendly and shop has a selection of products to take home, shame they were so expensive.I like to support local, it's important but when you see a lot of items made in China, and with ridiculous prices it's disappointing.

Very nice place to go on a weekend for relaxing and enjoying nice patch of greenery with tinge of Violet. We visited on 25 degree sunny day, it was extremely enjoyable. We sat on the Varandah and the view for the seating there is pretty good. Giving it a 4 star as the food option was very limited and some of the special dishes were all gone.

One of my favourite places to take visitors in Wantirna. Lovely Cafe, super friendly people and learnt a lot about how they process and dry their lavender. A definite on my return to list.

A little lovely Lavender field in Victoria. Unlike the Tasmanian one, you don’t have to forcefully pay for entry, though you can choose to donate if you want to.Processing tour is available every 30 minutes and priced at 12.5 per person. The owner lady was very nice and sharp. She knew that we were looking to park in shade, and showed us where to do so.Products are quite at a high price, but with free entrance, that should be reasonable. Ice creams available for $4 each.

Unfortunately I have to give this place a bad review. We had won tickets for dogs day out but it’s normally $10 just to get in. You either present or pay for tickets before parking so you don’t have a chance to see the poor value. So you go in and looking for where the lavender is. There’s no signs of information or anything but as it turns out the bushes just in front of the shops is it. They were out of lavender scones and ice cream and this was at the start of the second session so would suggest poor preparation.Look if you’re going to be open when your main attraction isn’t in bloom then you need to do some sort of effort. Get some custom cut outs or some sort of photo ops since there’s no lavender to take photos of. Have some games like maybe using lavender scented bean bags to throw into m fun or beautifully done wooden boards. Have a tour with some interesting info or maybe even just boards of info.At the very least ensure you have enough of a popular item in the middle of the day. Maybe incorporate local food sources like jams from neighbouring farms that are more interesting than just strawberry or something. I mean there has to be some effort there guys. I only gave the second star because I feel bad bringing down their reviews but the thing is this was a bad experience.

Cute little lavender farm. They do light meals and afternoon tea in their small tea room and the staff there are very kind. If you're not doing the talks and tour, there's a small lavender field to take photos in. I probably won't come here especially for this place, but it's not bad if you're passing through the area and looking for a place for a break.

Lovely place… the shop lady was so good in sharing knowledge on lavender plants and their flowers. Loving my lavender bouquet for our bedroom! Will definitely visit for the upcoming festival in November. The place is serenity. So relaxing!

A nice lavender farm to relax, to take beautiful pictures and enjoy the beautiful scenery. There is a small shop, cafe and a small hall where they give talks every hour about the farm and lavender. Parking readily available. Do pay a visit to this beautiful farm and enjoy your visit.