Quote of the Month:
“Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own." - Charles Dickens
“Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own." - Charles Dickens
Clallam County is located in the northern part of the Olympic Peninsula, stretching along the Straight of Juan de Fuca for about 100 miles on the north and for about 35 miles along the Pacific Coast on the west. The county also borders Jefferson County on the east and on the south. Clallam County was created in 1854 out of Jefferson County.
Fragrant and the most beautiful lavender fields have become a symbol of the northern part of the Olympic Peninsula. This unusually unique region is known as “Lavender Capital of North America”.
Graysmarsh Berry Farm and Lavender is a large farm, which locals know for U-Pick berries and lavender. Graysmarsh Berry Farm is located on the rich soil of the Sequim Prairie. On a clear day there is a stunning view of the Olympic Mountains.
Jardin du Soleil Lavender Farm is a lovely French-inspired farm that is owned by a very nice and friendly family. The farm, which is a certified organic farm, grows the finest Sequim lavender and sells home and gift products made from local lavender.
Martha Lane Lavender is a wonderful family farm that is situated in Sequim, Washington State. The farm is located in a picturesque place among Douglas and Noble Firs near the Olympic Range in the background.
Oliver’s Lavender Farm is located in the heart of the Lavender Capital of North America. The farm is owned by a very nice and friendly couple Don and Claudine Oliver. They work together and invite everybody to share their lavender adventure.
The Lavender Connection is a 5 ½ - acre farm, which is located in the Dungeness valley. Owners of this farm are Rick and Susan Olson. Their farm plays an important role in saving the agricultural lands of the Olympic Peninsula