Is the Lavender Goes Pink experience suitable for children?

Yes, children can enjoy the farm walk and engaging nature, but the pace is moderate and supervision is recommended.

Can I pick lavender during the tour?

Picking lavender is not allowed to protect the crops, but you’re welcome to admire and photograph the fields.

Are pets allowed on the farm?

Pets are not permitted to ensure safety and comfort for all guests and maintain farm cleanliness.

What should I bring for photography?

Bring your camera or smartphone, a tripod if you have one, and lens cleaning supplies for the best results.

Is parking available on-site?

Yes, Lavender Hill Farm offers complimentary parking close to the entrance for all guests.

How far is Boyne City from Traverse City?

Boyne City is approximately 25 miles east of Traverse City, about a 30-minute drive.

Lavender Goes Pink with Morgan Myles in Boyne City, MI | Events | Farm

Experience a unique outdoor adventure at Lavender Hill Farm in Boyne City, Michigan, with the exclusive Lavender Goes Pink with Morgan Myles. This private experience offers a hands-on connection with nature and the vibrant lavender fields, combining the calming beauty of blooming lavender with Morgan Myles’ expert guidance. As you wander through purple terraces and pink-hued floral varieties, you’ll learn about sustainable farming practices, lavender uses, and the rich local ecosystem. Ideal for photographers, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape, the experience also includes personalized tips from Morgan on capturing the essence of lavender in every season. Beyond the fields, enjoy scenic views of northern Michigan’s countryside, ensuring a refreshing sensory retreat from everyday bustle. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply craving a tranquil day outdoors, this exclusive tour blends education, beauty, and relaxation into one unforgettable outing.

About Lavender Hill Farm

Lavender Hill Farm, located in Boyne City, Michigan, operates as a farm-based events venue offering hands-on workshops and seasonal gatherings. The farm hosts a rotating schedule of creative experiences, including pottery painting sessions—stoneware mugs, beach plates, and pie plates or loaf pans—led by Cottage Pottery instructors. Most pottery workshops provide all materials and yield functional stoneware pieces.

Floral design offerings are led by florist Sydney Wormell and include a Sunflower Floral Design session and Dried Floral Wreath Workshops scheduled for June 30 and August 13. The wreath workshop focuses on an 18-inch wreath made with eucalyptus and dried flowers. Painting classes feature professional artist Daniel Duncan with guided instruction to complete an 11x14 canvas; all painting supplies are provided. Driftwood Art workshops, guided by Jen Barratt, use real driftwood for nature-inspired creations.

Lavender Hill Farm also programs community events in and around the Red Barn, including candlelight yoga with a concluding sound bath, and themed movie nights such as Twilight and Wicked shown under the barn’s rafters. Movie nights often include lawn games and a BYO beverage option. Activities are presented as accessible to a range of skill levels and are positioned to promote creativity, mindfulness, and relaxed social connection.

Visitors are encouraged to review specific event listings for dates, times, and registration details. Lavender Hill Farm’s combination of named instructors, scheduled workshops, and the Red Barn setting provides a predictable, workshop-focused experience for individuals and small groups. Booking availability and specific instructor information are listed on event pages online.