Warwick Farm- Self guided tour for 6 lavender field visit tickets Value $120

60 minute self tour of Warwick Furnace Farm. Walk amongst the rows of lavender fields, looking out over the bucolic Thomas P. Bentley preserve, visit the garden, art gallery, and peruse the handmade lavender goods in the farm store. This reservation does not include a guided tour, picnic, lavender harvest or pick-your-own. Note: The lavender field is at the top of a hill and requires walking up an incline with uneven terrain to access. These tickets can be redeemed in our farm store during open hours during the 2026 bloom season (typically between mid June and early July). The winner will just need to show us an email confirmation from your organization that they were the winners of this item. What to Bring ◻︎ Sensible outdoor closed shoes with socks ◻︎ Protection from the sun and bugs ◻︎ A refillable water bottle ◻︎ A camera ◻︎ In the case of a light rain: rain boots and a ponch The lavender is harvested, distilled, and handcrafted on the family lavender farm in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Warwick Furnace Farm is a family-owned and operated farm in rural Pennsylvania. The farm is located in the heart of the French Creek valley in Chester County, home to the historic Warwick Furnace, a furnace that furnished armaments for George Washington’s army, produced the Franklin stove and manufactured the components for the first metal-clad ship during the Civil War. The farm’s stone buildings and barns date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. The farm is surrounded by more than 500 acres of preserved land in a valley with the pristine French Creek flowing through it. We principally grow lavender at Warwick Furnace Farm. We strive to be environmentally thoughtful in our farming, production and packaging.