Admission to the farm is free.
Parking at the farm is $5.00 per car.
Proceeds go to the Blanco Fire/EMS Auxiliary, who provide support to our valued first responders.
You may also take the shuttle from the town square out to the farm. Round-trip is $5.00. Stay as long as you like, the shuttle will run continuously during the farm’s festival hours.
Seasonal note: as of June 2, 2021, blooms are not abundant enough to allow for cut-your-own during this festival. Check back with Hill Country Lavender a little later in the season.
Hill Country Lavender
8241 RR 165
Blanco, TX 78606
Owner Tasha Brieger has been involved with the farm since 1999 when the first lavender sprig was planted at the original location, owned at the time by National Geographic photographer Robb Kendrick and author Jeannie Ralston. After serving as the farm’s manager for several years, Tasha purchased Hill Country Lavender and relocated the farm just north of Blanco on Highway 281, behind McCall Creek Farms. Since buying the business, Hill Country Lavender expanded the lavender product line, to include more than 75 products, offering a variety of soaps, lotions, sprays, as well as a full line of culinary items. Products are handmade at the farm and by local artisans.
Hill Country Lavender products are also available year-round at Brieger Pottery on the Blanco Square.