JB Family Growers’ sunflower and lavender fields create one of the most breathtaking summer experiences in the region, especially with Mount Rainier glowing in the background. They are located between Chateau Ste. Michelle and the Sammamish River across the street from Willows Lodge. Whether you wander through 15,000 lavender plants (at about 5 acres) , hop on over to the pumpkin fields (at about 10 acres), wander their 10 acre corn maze, stroll past sunflowers that glimmer in the sun, or lounge under their shaded tents; the farm offers a dreamy, romantic setting perfect for an afternoon or evening date.
Their 2026 season runs June 13–August 29, with weekly open hours of Wed–Thu 4–9 p.m., Fri–Sat 9 a.m.–9 p.m., and Sun 11 a.m.–9 p.m. Peak bloom weekends for the Lavender Festival take place July 18–19 and July 25–26, with extended hours matching the festival schedule.
Once you arrive, you can relax in the shade, enjoy a picnic, or challenge your date to a round of giant outdoor chess while soaking in the floral scents drifting across the fields. The on-site market sells local honey, handmade lavender products, hydrosols, dried bundles, and seasonal flowers—ideal souvenirs that support the farm’s pollinator-friendly mission. Or cut your own bouquet! Sunset hours are especially magical, with golden light spilling across the lavender rows and Rainier’s silhouette creating postcard-worthy views.
JB Family Growers also emphasizes the ecological importance of their fields, explaining how lavender, sunflowers, and wildflowers provide rich nectar sources for bees and other pollinators. Their admission fees directly support planting more blooms and maintaining healthy habitats that help sustain local bee populations. If you want full details, event schedules, or tickets, visit the farm’s official page at JB Family Growers.
