Visit our Lavender farm

Farmers' Welsh Lavender
Our lavender farm is located high in the hills north of Bannau Brycheiniog, formerly Brecon Beacons, a stunning setting at 1100 feet with spectacular views in all directions.
 
We have a shop and an informal cafe serving cake, coffee, tea, soft drinks, beer, wine and snacks.
 
  

FARM OPENING HOURS

Year round except July & August

Wednesday – Friday 10-4
(Closed Saturday – Tuesday)
(Open for sauna bookings everyday)
Admission: £5 (except for babes in arms)
No booking required

JULY & AUGUST – BOOKING REQUIRED

Wednesday – Sunday 10-4
(Closed Monday & Tuesday)
(Open for sauna bookings everyday)
Admission : Adult £7  Child £5 (except for babes in arms)

Discover our farm

Map provided for self guided tours of the fields, gardens and distillery

Wild swimming & sauna

Cafe serving hot drinks and cake

Shop stocked with FARMERS’ creams and balms and other wares 

Plenty of places to perch for a picnic

Stay on the farm in our glamping truck

Enjoy our café

We serve tea, coffee, hot chocolate, cold drinks and cake.

Group Bookings

Groups of 10+ who want seating together need to book via farmers@welshlavender.com

Visit our FARMERS' onsite shop

Our shop sells the full range of FARMERS’ body care products and provides testers so you can try them first. We also sell hats, jackets, aprons, weekender bags and more designed and made by FARMERS’ friends including farmhand Felicity Rowley.  We like to boast that we’re Wales’ smallest deli.  We have shelves full of specially imported capers, olives, tapas sauces, butter beans, wine and beer. These provisions come from the wine merchant and delicatessen Ultra Comida.       

How to find our lavender farm

Welsh Lavender Ltd
Cefnperfedd Uchaf
Maesmynis
Builth Wells, Powys
Wales LD2 3HU

Tel: +44 (0) 1982 552 467

The turn for the farm is 4.5 miles south of Builth Wells, off the B4520.
From Brecon, turn left 13 miles north of the Cathedral, off the B4520.

WATCH FOR THE GALVANISED FARMERS’ SIGN

The farm is 1.3 miles along the lane. You will see large green barns straight ahead. Keep right at their gates and continue until you find a stone farmhouse with a sundial on it. The more adventurous may enjoy taking the back road from Builth Wells via Maesmynis. The farm is 3.3 miles from the T junction at Hospital Road.

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FARM VISIT FAQS

Is there an admission charge?

In July and August the charge is £7 per adult and £5 per child. Book via our website to visit in these months.

The rest of the year it’s £5 for all visitors.

Babes in arms are free year round.

There is no charge if you’re only visiting the farm shop and café.

 

What's included in the admission price?

Wandering the lavender fields, picnicking in the grounds & wild swimming.

Are children welcome?

Children are welcome if supervised at all times. We are committed to protecting the peaceful, relaxing environment we have created on our  small farm. Our pond is deep and thriving with wildlife.  We have a strict no jumping no diving policy to protect the aquatic life. 

Are dogs welcome?

Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome. Owners please take litter away.

When is the best time to see the lavender in bloom?

July and August.  Blue just begins to show in late June. 

We harvest our few rows of Folgate (its oil is the precious ingredient in our Calm Balm) around mid July. 

Grosso, our main crop, is distilled from late July through August.  

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