Hunter Lavender Farm sits on Adams Peak Road at Broke, planted by Marianne and JR after a honeymoon in Provence, and it is the first lavender farm in the Hunter. It opens for one season a year rather than year round, so timing is the whole trick: the fifth season runs daily from 5 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Outside that window the farm is shut, so check the dates before you plan a visit around it.
Beyond walking the rows there are guided beehive sessions where you harvest raw honey, a yoga class among the plants, dried-flower arranging and a farm photographer on hand, most of them booked ahead. It is a family-friendly stop that works best folded into a Broke Fordwich day in that short summer window. A farm shop and cafe are planned but not yet built.
At this attraction
- Tasting
- Cellar-door tastingWalk-ins welcomeBuy on site
- On site
- MasterclassesEvents programme
- Who it suits
- Family-friendly
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What’s on offer
- Lavender field walk
Price not published on the venue's site.
- Yoga in the lavender
Price not published on the venue's site.
- Beehive experience and raw honey harvest
A hands-on look inside an active hive, harvesting raw honey
Price not published on the venue's site.
- Dried flower arranging workshop
Price not published on the venue's site.
- Photography session with the farm photographer
Price not published on the venue's site.
Background
- Ownership
- Marianne and JR
Getting here & good to know
Hunter Lavender Farm is at 125 Adams Peak Road, Broke, in Hunter Valley.
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Details last checked 2026-08-07.