 The Cape Cod Lavender Farm in Harwich, Massachusetts is a hidden gem. Possibly because GPS only gets you almost there. Here’s how to really get there. Cape Cod Lavender Farm - You Have Arrived Open March to December, this small, family-owned farm is free to visit. Get to Cape Cod Lavender Farm early and you might have the place to yourself. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 10am-4pm, and Sunday, noon-4pm. How to get to Cape Cod Lavender Farm on Weston Woods Road in Harwich, Massachusetts? Get directions here. Your GPS may say “You have arrived.” But if your car is still on pavement, you have not.  At the edge of the cul-de-sac on Weston Woods Road, you will see a sign for the lavender farm at the start of a dirt road. Follow this long and bumpy dirt road to the end.  When you think you’ve gone too far, you haven’t. Just keep going by following the arrows tacked to the tree trunks.  Drive slowly to protect the farm’s dogs and your car.  Then, when you really have arrived, it’s a short walk to view the farm and woods.  Even in late June to mid-July (harvest and peak bloom time), the Cape Cod Lavender Farm may require only a short visit, but what a pretty visit.  Lavender field at small, family-owned farm. Started in 1995 with 400 seedlings, the farm now has 7,000 lavender plants. This small farm is nestled in the woods and surrounded by 75 acres of conservation land with walking trails.  Cape Cod Lavender Farm shop. You can buy all kinds of lavender products in the farm’s shop, including several varieties of lavender plants and even bunches of fresh cut lavender at harvest time.  Fresh cut lavender bunches. When you leave the Cape Cod Lavender Farm, you do not go back the same way (though some have tried). You will exit on a different bumpy dirt road (Lexington Drive) then out to Route 124 again. The Cape Cod Lavender Farm welcomes more than 10,000 visitors each year. You can visit the online shop anytime.  Lavender soap from Cape Cod Lavender Farm.  Cape Cod Lavender Farm cap and fresh cut lavender. See more Places to Go: Albuquerque Hot Air Balloon Ride Millicent Rogers Museum Authentic Native American Jewelry Jane Austen House Lacock Abbey England  Comments are closed.
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