WELCOME
to the farm
Graded between the Olympic Mountain Range and the Strait of Juan De Fuca, the Sequim Valley and Lavender form the northwest area of the exiting 8 mountains.
LAVENDER FESTIVAL WEEKEND
JULY 17-20, 2026
FRIDAY
10 - 5 pm Artisan Vendor Market & Food Trucks
1-3 pm Kite Flying (First 50 kites are free!)
Live Music TBD
SATURDAY
10 - 5 pm Artisan Vendor Market & Food Trucks
1-3 pm Kite Flying (First 50 kites are free!)
Live Music by Bread & Gravy 1:30-3:30
SUNDAY
10 - 5 pm Artisan Vendor Market & Food Trucks
1-3 pm Kite Flying (First 50 kites are free!)
Live Music TBD
DOES IT COST TO ENTER THE FARM?
The farm is free to enter!
IS THERE ON-SITE PARKING?
Yes! We have a designated parking area in one of our grassy fields close to all of the fun.
ARE DOGS ALLOWED ON THE FARM?
Leashed dogs are welcome on the farm! Please be respectful of others space and clean up after your pet.
WHERE IS THE FARM LOCATED?
1025 Finn Hall Road, Port Angeles off of Old Olympic Highway.
THE FARM OPENS APRIL 30TH! THURSDAY - SUNDAY, 12 - 5 PM
The farm, gift shop, and cidery are open Thursday - Sunday, 12 - 5 pm. Extended hours during Lavender Festival Weekend (July 17-20): 10 am - 5 pm.
At Olympic Bluffs Cidery, we craft small-batch ciders that showcase the unique character of our orchard-grown apples. From pressing fresh apples to fermenting, aging, and bottling on-site, every step is guided by a commitment to quality and sustainability. With each bottle, our goal to capture the essence of our farm and the flavors of the Olympic Peninsula.
MEET SCOTT & GINGER
With the goal of creating great cider and the desire to bring our community together, we decided to start a hard cidery and lavender farm. We have planted an orchard of almost 500 Semi-dwarf cider apple trees, 3,500 lavender plants, an apiary and an acre of ancient grains (wheat and rye). We recently added Salt and Cedar Bed and Breakfast to our 21-Acre Farm. We're excited about being a part of the community and sharing this beautiful destination with you.
ABOUT US