California Lavender Honey Farm Bee Museum

California Lavender Honey Farm Tour

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I have not been THIS excited to share an attraction with you. Why so? Well, it’s new, it’s fun, it’s educational and… it’s MINE!

Since March 2021 my family and I have been working really hard on creating California Lavender Honey Farm, a 10 acres farm in Paso Robles wine growing region of California, on the Central Coast. And now we are happy to offer you a highly educational and super fun California farm tour experience.

About Our Farm

We spent significant time growing, designing, building… But before we started creating this cool attraction we spent years visiting many farms, and when I say “many” I mean A LOT. We saw what other people are doing and asked ourselves: what’s missing? what can we do better so that you, our guests, have the best experience possible?

Our farm’s big passions are sustainability and organic practices. We grow plants that are destined to grow in our region, we engage in activities that support the environment and its inhabitants. Hence, our focus is on lavender (it LOVES this specific climate) and beekeeping. Our big mission is saving the bees and your visit to our California farm will help support it.

In addition we grow fruits, veggies and herbs that can be grown easily in our climate: tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, carrots, beets, basil, sage, oregano, rosemary, melons and watermelons. We also planted many fruit trees (pomegranates, peaches, apricots, cherries, among others) but we will have to wait a couple years until they bear fruit.

We also make beeswax products that are available for purchase at our California farm’s gift store.

California Lavender Honey Farm Tour

Finally we are ready to open our doors to welcome you all on our farm. We would like to invite you to participate in our family friendly 1.5 hour California farm tour that includes the following:

  1. Educational tour of the farm with a focus on sustainability, gardening and growing your own food. You will visit our fancy greenhouse, learn about our rain water collection system and much more – all of which we built ourselves, no outside help involved (hint: you can do it too in your garden!).
  2. A guided tour of the Bee Museum – a unique attraction the likes of which are not found anywhere else in California. Here you will learn about beekeeping and get inside look into the amazing world of bees as you have never seen it before. Some hands on activities included!
  3. A visit to our lavender field to learn about lavender with some fabulous photo opportunities
  4. Tasting of our delicious products: vegetables, fruits, herbs and honey – whatever is in season.
  5. An opportunity to buy our yummy and healthy produce (we don’t use any chemicals, pesticides, etc. – we have bees, we just can’t do that or else the bees will die)
  6. A stop at our gift store where you can get beautiful beeswax candles, honey and our miracle hand salve for dry, chapped skin that even helps with eczema (made from organic ingredients) – all of these items we make ourselves on our farm. We will have lavender bunches and lavender products in our gift store soon as well.
  7. Gorgeous photo opportunities: our farm is located among the rolling hills and vineyards and the views here are fabulous!

The tour price is $35 for adults, $15 for kids ages 5-15 and FREE for kids ages 0-4.

We usually do tours on weekends in the morning, by appointment. To learn more about the farm tour, please, check the farm tours page on our website.

To book your farm tour please, e-mail to me at mycaliforniafarm@gmail.com

When is the best time to visit California Lavender Honey Farm?

I guess any time is a great time to visit our California farm but if you are interested in some particular things then you may find the following information helpful:

1. Lavender blooming season: generally, May and June but some types of our lavender bloom at odd times throughout the year

2. Our honey collection season is end of May and beginning of September.

3. Our prime time for fruits and veggies is August through November.

What else to do in the area?

If you are coming to California Lavender Honey Farm for a tour it makes sense to spend a day here or even a weekend. Here is what you can do in close proximity to the farm in a day:

MORNING: California Lavender Honey Farm Tour.

AFTERNOON: Wine tasting. We are part of Pleasant Valley Wine Trail. There are several great family-friendly wineries within 10 min drive from our farm. Our favorites are: Graveyard and Four Sisters.

EVENING: The amazing Sensorio Field of Light is located just 13 min drive from our farm.

If you want to spend a long weekend or an entire vacation in the area (and I guarantee that you will have an AMAZING time and you will want to come back again, for sure) here are some helpful guides from my blog about things to do in San Luis Obispo County:

Things to Do in Paso Robles with Kids

Things to Do with Kids in San Luis Obispo

Fall Activities in San Luis Obispo County

Things to Do in Morro Bay

Kid Friendly Wineries in Paso Robles

If you cannot visit us yet

I know that some of you are located far away however you still can have a part of our California farm experience, VIRTUALLY, through our educational YouTube videos and educational blog. And all that is FREE of charge.

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Looking forward to seeing you all on our farm! If you have any questions about our farm tour, please, feel free to ask them in the comments below and I will do my best to answer all of them.

And don’t forget to tell your friends about California Lavender Honey Farm tour – we will greatly appreciate that!

Happy travels!

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