With Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams as backdrops, the lavender farms of the Hood River Valley are nurtured with abundant sunshine and fertile soils and growers who take pride in producing their quality lavender products. You’ll find serenity and be rejuvenated in the aromatic fields.
Discover the beauty and calm of Van Gogh Lavender, where blooming lavender and wildflowers begin to show off their colors starting June 14, 2025. Wander through 75 rows of world-class lavender and soak in the peaceful surroundings.
Hood River Lavender Farms offers quality products, exceptional views and vibrant gardens, and welcoming staff. During peak lavender season ask about U-Pick or stop by during harvest to see them distill their beautiful essential oils. Every Saturday and Sunday in July, celebrating the Annual Lavender Daze Festival with live music, local vendors, and of course lots of lavender!. Hood River Lavender Farms is conveniently located beside Stave & Stone Winery, which is only a 15 minute drive from downtown Hood River
Hope Ranch Lavender – Double mountain views in a field of lavender. Located just south of downtown Hood River, Hope Ranch Lavender is acres of sweet fragrance and tranquil beauty.
At Glacier View Lavender several varieties of premium lavender are grown on their farm in the Upper Hood River Valley. Lavender products are also available for wholesale, retail, and online customers.
The Old Parkdale Inn is located in the Upper Hood River Valley on the north slope of Oregon’s tallest peak, Mt. Hood, in the quaint town of Parkdale. Outdoor adventure, lavender farms, wineries and fine dining are nearby. During harvest guests can make a bouquet of fresh cut lavender from the bushes on the Inn’s grounds.
Lavender Blueberry Sorbet is a palette cleansing first course at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast, a dish produced from an explosion of Blueberries and Lavender in Oregon’s Hood River Valley. Ingredients
These Lavender Farms are located on the Hood River Fruit Loop, a 35 mile driving tour through the Hood River valley. Meandering the scenic back roads, with awe inspiring views of Mt Hood around every corner. Visit family farms, wineries, and friendly communities. Over 15,000 acres of fruit trees are in full bloom from about mid April through mid May.
Each provides the hospitality and comforts not always found in hotels. After a hearty Northwest breakfast our innkeepers love to help you plan your day, whether it be hiking the forests that surround Mt Hood, tasting wines, searching for that perfect photo op or just relaxing at a serene location such as the Hood River Lavender fields.
Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild is ready to share Oregon with you: it’s environment, culture, and heritage. Combine gracious hospitality with ambiance at an inspected and approved Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild member Inn.
Order Oregon B&B Gift Certificates Now. The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild offers a wide variety of inns, from a small guest cottage or two-room bed and breakfast to a larger country inn or dude ranch. And with an 18 months expiration recipients have plenty of time to redeem them at the Inn of their choosing. They are available in $50 increments and can be redeemed at any one of our member inns..
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