[2025 Hitchin Attraction] Travel Guide for Hitchin Lavender (Updated Apr)

In the summer months of June to August in England, visiting a lavender farm is an interesting option. There are many places to choose from. We decided to visit Hitchin (Lavender Farm). This farm is on a slope, making it a beautiful spot for photos. They also have a shop selling lavender-infused soap and gin. 📍Cadwell Farm, Arlesey Rd, Ickleford, Hitchin SG5 3UA, United Kingdom ⏱️Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM

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Cadwell farm, Arlesey Rd, Ickleford, Hitchin SG5 3UA, United Kingdom 🇬🇧 Opening: Monday 9 am–5 pm Tuesday 9 am–5 pm Wednesday 9 am–5 pm Thursday 9 am–5 pm Friday 9 am–5 pm Saturday Closed Sunday Closed Such an amazing experience! Although my visit to Hitchin Lavender was a few weeks ago, I still want to let everyone know that they should absolutely visit on a sunny day. Just a quick side note: the entry fee was a reasonable price, and there was plenty of free parking available on the site. The moment I entered, I loved it. The lavenders had all fully bloomed when I went, and the sight of all the flowers was such a blissful moment—not to mention how amazing it smelled! In addition to the lavender, there were also sunflowers. There was a snack stand and also a gift shop, and there were mini souvenirs to buy. There was also an option to pick your own lavenders and sunflowers (at a cost, of course), which was a great option as this is not offered everywhere. I would definitely recommend this place for a day out or a mini photoshoot, if that’s what anyone is into.

> 📍Hitchin Lavender Farm A place that fulfills two of your wishes! Here, you not only get to see sunflowers but also lavender! Hitchin, located below Mayfield, is a bit farther away, but Mayfield only has lavender. Firstly, as soon as you arrive, you'll witness vast fields of purple flowers, making you feel like you're in Provence! As you continue exploring, you'll come across expansive fields of yellow flowers, filled with beautiful sunflowers. When I visited, I was lucky to have sunny weather, which made everything even more stunning! However, keep in mind that it can get extremely hot and sunny, so don't forget to wear sunscreen! You can even pick your own lavender and sunflowers here. As you enter, the staff provides scissors and bags for everyone to choose their favorite lavender to take home. I saw many people bundling up large bundles to bring back home, and the aroma of lavender filled their houses. It was quite delightful! Personally, I picked a small amount to use as a prop for photography, and it added a special touch to my pictures. Inside the farm, there's a cafe that offers a range of lavender-infused food. Grab a cup of purple ice cream, pose in front of the lavender fields, and you'll have the perfect Instagram shot! TIPS: The lavender looks most beautiful from mid-July to mid-August! And early August is the best time to see the sunflowers in full bloom! I highly recommend this place if you're in London! – ◎ Hitchin Lavender Farm - Address: Cadwell Farm, Ickleford, Hitchin, Herts, SG5 3UA - Admission: Adults £7.00; Children £5 (Tickets need to be reserved online) - Flower Season: Mid-June to August 18th (Sunflowers are at their peak in early August) – Getting to Hitchin Lavender Farm from London: i) Take a train from St Pancras to Hitchin Station (approximately 35 minutes)*King's Cross also has trains, but the journey takes about an hour* Once you reach Hitchin Station, transfer to Bus 72, which will take you to the farm. **Please note that the bus service may be infrequent, so it's recommended to use a ride-hailing app when you arrive! #londontrip

The end of July is the season when lavender blooms. Hitchin Lavender Farm is located in Hertfordshire, covering an area of ​​12 acres. There is a granary built in the 17th century on the farm, which sells lavender products, different bouquets and various souvenirs for sale. The farm is owned and operated by Tim Hunter and Maria Noel Castro. The Hunter family has been farmers for five generations and have been farming on Caldwell Farm for over 120 years, the home of Hitchin Lavender. In the 1890s, the family moved the farm to Hertfordshire, closer to London and the railway. The farm started growing lavender in 2000. In addition to growing lavender, the farm also grows sunflowers, miscanthus, etc. Tickets £7.5 (pre-book ticket is preferred, tickets to the field may be purchased on site.) Opening date: From now until August 18 Time: 9:00am to 8:00pm (last admission: 7pm) (Open until 10pm every Wednesday) #hitchinlavender #hertfordshire #unitedkingdom #uklavender #localtourism

This farmstay can be quite a unique experience as you wake up to beautiful lavender fields and fresh air. The owners are all family and are super friendly and welcoming. We were offered scones and lots of jams to try too. There is also a shop where you can buy a variety of products made from lavender or even the lavender itself! Very memorable. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #glamping #tripmoments #lavenderfields #nature #greenery #garden #mustvisit #england #unitedkingdom

July to August is the season when lavender blooms in London. Hitchin Lavender covers a large area, and its biggest feature is that the admission fee includes picking lavender to take home. There is also a stall selling lavender souvenirs and ice cream. The surrounding environment is all farmland, all green and lush, which has a very carefree effect. Another point is that there was originally a sunflower field next to the Hitchin Lavender Garden. Hitchin Lavender Farm Address: Cadwell Farm, Arlesey Road, Ickleford, Hitchin SG5 3UA Transportation: Take the train from London St Pancras to Hitchin and then take bus No. 72