Celebrate autumn with us and create picture-perfect, unforgettable memories during Sweethaven Harvest. Sweethaven offers a new pumpkin picking experience and picturesque scenery for your fall outings.
Enjoy autumn air and farm vistas of pumpkins, sunflowers, zinnias, gourds, mums, and decorative corn (available for purchase to enhance your home décor). Savor lavender cotton candy, lavender ice cream and iced cold-brew lattes, caramel popcorn, and more fall-themed treats during your visit.
Pumpkins and gourds will be available at the cottage stand. There’ll be pumpkins of many shapes, sizes, and colors to choose from: orange and white, munchkins, gourds, heirloom varieties, and assorted winter squash.
The farm fields and Mercantile will be open September 14th - October 15th. Weekday admission is free (but online reservations are required). Weekend admission is $8 for adults, $4 for kids 6 to 12, and free for kids 5 and under, and will include access to the pumpkin and sunflower fields, free parking, hayrides and either live music or square dancing.
Autumn hours are 10am-2pm on Wednesday and Thursday, and 5pm-8pm on Friday and Saturday. Reserve your admission ticket on our website prior to visiting here: sweethavenlavender.com.
Stop by the Mercantile to experience our skincare line (formulated and crafted on-farm), artisan-made gifts and lavender culinary products.
Chickens and sheep also call Sweethaven home and are here for your visual enjoyment. (For the safety of our livestock, no pet visitors are allowed.)
Personal photography is encouraged at no charge; however professional sessions will need a paid contract booked in advance through our photography page
The farm is open rain or shine.
Music Schedule:
September 16
Pop/acoustic: Lane Rice & Corey Pavlosky
September 17
Pop/acoustic: Hannah Brown & Corey Pavlosky
September 23 & 24
Blues/folk: Erik Gaines
September 30
Square Dancing Caller
October 1
Blues/folk: Erik Gaines
October 7
Square Dancing Caller
October 8
Irish music: Joe's Day Off
October 14 & 15
Blues/folk: Peter Budnikas
