123 Farm

We come here all the time. This year they added a Valentine's Night. The fields and treees were trimmed with pink lights and had plenty of photo spots.The food was great as always. Pizza, spaghetti, chicken, and braise short ribs. It did get a bit crowded this year because of the weather all the food was served from the main office and not outside as usual.Will be back in April for the Sourdough Festival which is free with paid parking.

My fiancé and I went to Christmas Nights here and it was amazing! The farm is really big, with lots of Christmas lights set up all over. There were a ton of photo opportunities. There were also small business shops open during the festival so we were able to grab a few Christmas gifts. We liked it so much, we bought more tickets and brought our parents the very next day! I'd highly recommend Christmas Nights and we want to come back for the Lavendar festival in the summer.

123 Farm is a visually stunning venue, with its lights and decor creating a magical and well-thought-out atmosphere. The ambiance is perfect for a night out, especially during seasonal events.Unfortunately, the food was a mixed experience. I ordered the clam chowder in a bread bowl, which was very disappointing. For $20, I received what felt like a quarter cup of chowder--definitely not worth the price. On the other hand, my girlfriend's mac and cheese with brisket was a standout. It was flavorful, with a generous portion that justified the cost.The funnel cake, though promising, fell short as it was overly hard and difficult to eat. However, the drinks were a highlight. I tried both the alcoholic and non-alcoholic hot chocolate, and while the peppermint liqueur in the alcoholic version wasn't my favorite, the non-alcoholic version was delicious and more enjoyable for me.Overall, while the decor and ambiance are worth experiencing, the food is hit-or-miss, and some items may not be worth the price. I'd recommend visiting for the atmosphere but being selective with the menu.

Oh the spectacular and absolutely wonderful things I could say about this place. First of all, depending on when you go - it will be busy, there will be lines, and seating will be hard to find but pro tip, go on a Sunday! My fiancé and I started to go on Sundays and there's been hardly anyone there but if that's not an option, go early! We've been to lavender fest, lavender nights, and Christmas nights, all several times and I will never not recommend this place. There's so much of the property to explore. We've been going the past 2 years and finally decided it was worth it to get the membership so yay!They have literally every lavender thing you can think of, soaps and body mists, face masks and oils, sugar and honey, and all the apparel and trinkets. It's also the perfect place to go Christmas shopping , grabbing a birthday gift, or treating yourself. If you're a lavender lover, it'll be hard leaving a store without buying a bunch of things - I know from experience. There's more stores located in the village that sell all kinds of things as well though they do seem to rotate as some stores stay the same or others I never see again. There's so many photo ops and all the staff are really nice. There's property dogs that wander around and they're honestly one of my favorite parts about visiting. With some events if you buy parking, you'll receive entry but with others you'll need to purchase both so be aware! And also because they have dogs on the property, no pets are allowed. I'd also recommend closed toed shoes as it's mainly dirt and gravel. If you try any food, I can't recommend the fig and goat cheese pizza enough. It's magical. And the Mac and cheese in a sourdough bread bowl! I've never had a softer bread bowl in life. It was incredible. This is always such a fun time and I'll always sing the highest praises and will always recommend checking this place out! They have several events through out the year and I feel like they just keep adding more so definitely follow them on IG or check their website. If you go, I truly hope you have the best time!Edit** I just checked out others reviews and concerns and the main one being pricing - yes. It has gotten way pricier. I first started to go when you only had to buy parking, tickets were included and it was like $10 but this place got popular on social media and they have to up the price to make up for the demand. They've also added so many things and will probably continue to do so. My fiancé and I get there right when it opens and stay until it closes. There's so much to see and do and we take our time, enjoying the moment. To us, it's worth it. But I can see how it might not be to others.

The Mrs and I went to see the Christmas lights and it was so pretty to see all the colors and wildly cool to go see Santa before we started looking around the area, the drive in was so nice seeing all the lights on top of the small plants. Everyone seemed to be very friendly from the gentleman scanning our ticket in to the young lady taking our order for some treats.We tried the donuts and the hot coco. They were fine, the whole experience was what really set it off though. From walking down the main area with lights strung up really high to the presents you could stand inside and take pictures. It was a nice little drive to the place taking some of these freeways aren't the business but it was a great event to go to and we will for sure come during another season.

Came for the Christmas Lights and it was magical!!!!Buy tickets in advance. Arrive early so you can park in the lot closer to the entrance, instead of a few blocks away in the residential neighborhood. Parking costs extra and you can buy that ahead of time too.Everything is, as my teenager calls it, "aesthetic". PLENTY of instagram opportunities.HOT COCOA is awesome... The LAVENDER HOT COCOA is divine!!LAVENDER LATTE is a must too.SANTA was there in his own cottage. There was a line to get in the cottage (of course).Plenty of stuff to do. Mazes, elf-hunting (not shooting; scavenger hunt!!!), letters to Santa, etc.Saw a dude propose under the 100-year old oak. That was cool.There are SMORES PITS! Which you have to reserve and pay for ahead of time.POUTIN was delicious.BREAD was wonderfully crusty on the outside and soft on the inside.It certainly adds up here.

The Lavender Nights at 123 Farm was a one time experience I would recommend to anyone who has not done it before, with a disclaimer that you will be spending a steep price of over $100+ if you are going with someone else. Aside from the entry fee ($40/person) and marked up food prices at the venue, the farm has many photo op opportunities. We were able to make lasting memories with plenty of nice pictures to keep of our time there. The placement and design of shops are well put together, therefore although super aesthetic, the atmosphere feels like it is a theme park rather than an authentic, operating farm. The workers were all very helpful to our requests, and the farm dogs were very cute. Overall, I think it is a great experience for a first time but I do not plan on returning anytime soon.

4/10 Brisket Fries - idk about the brisket it was lacking the smoked . To me it was more braised. 8/10 Burger- was good ! Typical cheeseburger medium size.9/10 Pizza - simple pepperoni pizza it was good! Nothing special or crazy. Dough is crunchy then chewy .4/10 Mac & Cheese- love that it comes in a bowl BUT! The pasta itself didn't have much flavor . After the second spoon full you've had enough. I asked for bbq sauce to get through it. Over all Portions can be shared with one other person ! It's not bad bad . Drinks 9/10 Hot chocolate- amazing specially in the cold 4/10 Christmas cocktail- I'd compare it to soju if they had a cranberry flavor . I couldn't . PARKING! Don't have to worry about parking they have a private lot. You do have to pay .The inside is so CUTE! Christmas trees everywhere. They even have a few shops inside . A fireplace really cute! 8/10 Customer service - employees were fast with the food !

I visited Christmas Nights at 123Farm with my boyfriend, and it was truly magical! From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the stunning lights and cozy holiday atmosphere. The farm is beautifully decorated with over a million twinkling lights, creating a warm and festive ambiance that feels like stepping into a winter wonderland.The lavender fields wrapped in lights were breathtaking, and there are so many charming photo spots throughout the farm. We loved strolling through the paths, sipping on hot cocoa, and enjoying all the Christmas music playing in the background. The food options were also fantastic - we tried some delicious gingerbread cookies and holiday-themed treats that added to ' festive feel.The setup is incredibly family-friendly, with activities for all ages, and the staff was warm and welcoming. It's obvious they put a lot of thought and effort into creating a memorable experience for visitors. We ended the night with a cozy bonfire andmarshmallow roasting, which was the perfect way to wrap up a wonderful evening.If you're looking for a holiday outing that's magical, relaxing, and full of festive charm, I highly recommend Christmas Nights at123 Farm. It's a perfect way to get into the holiday spirit.

Valentine's Night is their new festival this year. What a treat! It was my friend's first time and now she sees why I am such a fan!!! She luvs the farm too! The farm was "draped" in pink! There are MANY food options. I enjoyed the Lavender Fig + Goat Cheese heart-shaped pizza! My friend enjoyed her burger and was very pleased with the fries and cheesecake.I like the variety of vendors aside from the farm's product. The merchandise is spread throughout at the BlackSmith shop, Market and Galleries and Hall.