Lavender Nights

Went for Valentine's day. Such a cute place to visit. Sourdough Pizza's were so good and the hot chocolate with the whipped strawberry cream was the best way to end the night 9/10

i was so impressed with how cute this place is! it def seemed like it was well organized and planned out. the little shops, the food, music, ambiance... it felt like a nice getaway. food blew my mind away, who knew that lavender ranch could be a thing?for the price, the lavender fields itself were very underwhelming and there were no signs pointing to it so it was very unambiguous. everything was pretty pricey but worth it to try

I recently took my family visiting from NorCal to Lavender Nights, and it was a memorable experience! The lighting was beautiful, the weather was perfect, and we went on a Saturday night. The event starts at 5 pm, and I recommend arriving then since it wraps up at 10 pm and time flies! The food was delicious especially the sourdough pizza and mac n' cheese, which were the standouts! We also loved the blueberry/strawberry matcha lattes and lavender lemonades. While the only plant-based option on the menu was a salad, they were able to modify the sourdough pizza for plant-based guests. The lighting and background music created a magical atmosphere.I'm giving four stars because the event felt overwhelmingly understaffed. I've visited around Christmas and remember more food stands and two tractors running for the tractor ride. This time, we waited about an hour and 15 minutes to order food since the only place to order was from the dining hall, and nearly two hours for the tractor ride as only one tractor was available. Considering the event is only five hours, the long waits did cut into our evening. Overall, I still recommend checking out Lavender Nights at least once. It's a beautiful and unique experience!

My friends and I went to Lavender Nights on Wednesday August 28th. We had the best time. There were so many drink and food options that had lavender something worked in! The strawberry lavender margarita was probably the best margarita I've had. Everything was a bit pricey but not out of this world. They have cute shops all around that sell the cutest stuff. Every building is so cute inside. We went on a Wednesday so they have signs that more things are open on the weekends. They also have an oak tree that is 1000+ years old and it is magical to see. Admission was reasonable and so was the parking fees. There are also tractor rides for an additional $8 per person. I definitely recommend visiting here and can't wait to visit again for Christmas Nights!

123 Farms recently changed its admission rules for Lavender Nights. Now, tickets must be purchased online in advance, and they're only available as part of a dinner package, which includes a complimentary drink, parking, and entrance to Lavender Nights. Children under 12 can enter for free. We visited during the week to avoid the crowds, and the atmosphere was lovely. Small vendors line the pathways in the small houses and there are beautiful lights everywhere, creating a magical setting. The food is served inside one of the buildings; it was tasty, though a bit pricey. Overall, we really enjoyed the experience!

Beautifully organized event for all ages and family sizes. With a wide variety of food options infused with lavender, you got to try anything and everything! Cocktails infused with lavender are a great plus. Live music and plenty of photo opportunities through out the premises.

Although the lavender plants weren't in bloom, the farm itself was adorned with gorgeous lights. The event was worthwhile for the $9.50 price tag. Highly recommend arriving at 5PM to snatch a free parking spot. General parking was $12 and preferred parking was $25 otherwise. Parking had sold out within a week of my planned visit. Tickets were cheaper online but they was purchasable the day of for $5 more. Service wasn't the greatest so it's best to have the tickets downloaded beforehand. S'mores pits were also available for purchase on select days but they sold out quickly.We were given a map after checking in. However, there were only one set of bathrooms available in the buildings. All the portable restrooms were unfortunately nonfunctional. Thankfully the bathrooms were clean and maintained well. Despite the rain, everything was still open albeit a bit damp. There wasn't much overhead so I would bring an umbrella. There were tours, live music, and photo ops all over the farm. Food options included pizza, BBQ, vegan sushi, and lavender based desserts. However I stayed until 7PM and the dessert stand still hadn't started selling funnel cakes. The food was noticeably marked up and took a long time to make so I would eat preemptively. The souvenir stands had a variety of merchandise, toiletries, and jarred goods. They were priced fairly and I nabbed myself a beanie, tea cup and magnet. All purchased items were wrapped and bagged carefully. Given general admission was only $9.50, I found the decor and ambiance to be worth the price. However, I'm glad I saved tons of money on parking and food. Come early to avoid the crowd and lines.

Live Music at the 123 Farm in cherry Valley, Ca. The District 909 Acoustic Duo. Beautiful event day or night. Check out the Lavender Festival and Lavender Nights.

Driving all the way out to Cherry Valley, I want too sure if Lavender Nights would be worth the visit. After visiting, I'd love to come back! Lavender nights feels like you're whisked away from the hustle and bustle of the city into a lavender wonderland. I appreciated the live music, photo ops, and lavender themed foods. We really loved the ice cream and loved just walking around and enjoying the ambience. Worth checking out!!

Such a fun experience! Came with some friends and we enjoyed every minute of it. Love how they have different sections, food, boutiques, picture spots, etc. would love to come by with my family or even on a little romantic date!