Wander the lavender fields
Four acres of organically grown lavender in tidy rows. In July and August visitors can cut their own bunches (11:00-12:00) or buy fresh bunches in the gift shop. Watch for bees working the flowers.






Wexford's only lavender farm spreads across four acres of organic purple rows, with woodland walks, a kids' maze and playground, a craft shop and a café in converted stables.
Four acres of organically grown lavender in tidy rows. In July and August visitors can cut their own bunches (11:00-12:00) or buy fresh bunches in the gift shop. Watch for bees working the flowers.

The café seats 65 and serves homemade breakfast, lunch, cakes and coffee, with courtyard seating for dogs and their owners.

The shop sells lavender products (also online year-round) and plants, while the Artists' Attic Craft Room (open June-end August) features crafts from six local makers.

Free circular routes of 2-7 km through the lavender field and local woods, including a fairy walk and the Woodland Warriors trail with playground equipment. Dogs welcome on leads; wear outdoor shoes.
Kids can tackle the 24 m x 18 m wooden maze (entry token bought in the shop; under-5s need an adult), ride the quad barrel train, and play giant outdoor snakes and ladders and balancing beams in the lower lavender field.
In July and August, a 45-minute tour shows how pure lavender oil is extracted by steam distillation, with the crop in full bloom around you.
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