5 Enchanting Lavender Farms to Visit in Ontario 

Published on June 26, 2024

The summer months are the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy all nature has to offer. One of Mother Nature’s enchanting summer gifts is lavender, a perennial plant known for its pretty purple hue and soothing scent. The best way to enjoy the blooming season to its fullest is to explore Ontario’s many lavender farms. Whether you’re looking for a day trip or a weekend getaway, here are five of the best farms to visit. Lavender Polo Farm Boasting 155 acres of 100,000 English and Spanish lavenders, the family-owned operation in Gwillimbury is the largest lavender farm in Ontario. Located just 40 minutes north of downtown Toronto, the Lavender Polo Farm is known for its luxury picnic events, typically held in July. If you’re looking for something more hands-on, the farm offers a variety of workshops from painting to flower arranging. The on-site store is also worth a visit with its variety of home, pet, and skin-care products....

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