We will be opening May 7th, 2025.

We are open 7 days a week 10am-4pm, rain or shine. Please note some attractions or activities may not be available during inclement weather. Our bloom season is June through August.

We are located in beautiful, rustic Killingworth, Connecticut, just a couple minutes north of the Clinton Crossings Premium Outlets. We're about 20 minutes north of New Haven and 40 minutes from Hartford. The farm address is 318 Roast Meat Hill Road and we are conveniently accessible to both interstate 95 and route 9. 

When entering the farm from Roast Meat Hill please pull forward past the store and park next to the chicken coop on the right. If that lot is full you can park down below behind the big red barn or in the grassy field near the solar Smart Flower. Be sure to say hello to our "Broadway Chicks" as you make your way to our store and fields. 

Yes, the farm is accessible. There are dedicated parking spots behind our shoppe and the shoppe itself can be accessed with a chair. Please note however that while there are paved areas, the fields are in facts fields, so while mostly flat, you may need a bit of "push power" to navigate around the grassy areas.

Absolutely. We’re also big fans ofChatfield Hollow Bed and Breakfast. They’re only a few minutes away from us and an amazing place. Also, check out the Madison Beach Hotel and The Water’s Edge. You can’t go wrong with any of them.

Gladly. We're regulars at the Copper Skillet, just down the road from our farm. We also enjoy the fine dining at LaForesta Restaurant. Chamard Vineyards is also just a hop, skip and a jump from our farm and there's plenty of other choices in Madison and Clinton, including our favorites The Fish Tale and Clam Castle.

Really anytime. Lavender typically starts it bloom in June and can last into August. Some of our varieties will have a second bloom in late summer and into late fall. In the past we have had color in our fields into early October. Best to Like Our Facebook page or subscribe to our Email list for bloom season updates. 

We currently have approximately 10,000 plants in our first field. They represent both Lavandula angustifolia (often referred to as English lavender) as well as Lavandula x intermedia or lavandin (French Lavender). Our current plantings include Grosso, Munstead, Edelweiss, Hidcote Giant, Phenomenal, Sensational, Super Blue, Platinum Blonde, and Provence.

Sorry. We are not hosting weddings at this time. Congrats though!

Of course. You’ll find many beautiful areas to take informal pictures for your personal use and we’d love if you tag your favorite shots on Facebook and Instagram #lavenderpondfarm. Please remember that the farm is also our home and ask that you not photograph private areas, including our house. Formal, staged photography, whether professional or not, will be asked to pay a site fee. More info here.

Yes. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes and we ask that children be closely supervised. Keep in mind LPF is a working farm so please be aware of your surroundings. You're more than welcome to walk amongst the lavender, however please do not clip any plants.

We do. Honey bees play an important role at our farm and we ask that you not disturb their hives or their work. Honey bees by nature are not aggressive and if left alone will pay you little mind.

Yep. We’re big fans! Leashed dogs are welcome and we do ask that you pick up after your pup.

Our store is open whenever our farm is open 10am - 4pm, Mothers Day - Christmas Eve. In it you will find all kinds of lavender goodness including soaps, lotions, pet products, pillows, sachets and much more. We also have live plants to sell and fresh and dried lavender bunches and buds for you to take home.

The schedule for our LPF Express will be coming soon for our 2025 season, stay tuned!

Sorry. We do not offer "U-Pick" days at this time. 

We have a port-a-potty on the farm for our guests. So you may want to go before you go.