Red Hill Lavender Farm & Distillery

Nice and big flower garden. The more fun part is, entry is free and plenty of parking space.

Beautiful experience. Lovely products and affordable. Such a pleasure. Hosts are very inviting and approachable as to the farm operations. Look forward to going back next year.

Drive through pass the cafe, more parking spaces, free entrance and there a pop up tent shop where you can buy lavender goodies. We went on the last day they open in Jan and there were still lots of people, staff were so friendly and lavenders looking great!
You can have a picnic on the grass overlooking the farm which is nice but be mindful if it has rained recently the grounds might be a bit muddy so don’t wear your nice shoes!

The lavender farm is dog-friendly, but the field is more accommodating with lovely lavender than the café. The field was beautiful and the staff at the pop-up store were friendly and helpful to us and our dogs. After a walk, we decided to sit for a while under the shade with a picnic mat near the field. I took one dog with me to buy some drinks from the café because the dog has separation anxiety and I didn't want to leave it with my parents on the picnic mat. When I lined up with the dog, a staff member came to me and shouted that I had to leave with the dog right away. I asked if they had a QR code for me to order, or if they could order for me and I could wait outside. The staff member continued to say that I had to leave with the dog right now and that I could tie my dog outside and come to the counter to order. I explained that my dog couldn't stay outside alone, and asked if they could please order for me and we wait outside. All I wanted was one Coke and two iced coffees. It was 3: 30 pm on a Friday and there was only one group of customers being served by another staff member, it was not busy. However, the staff member was not very friendly and said loudly "Your dog can't stay outside? ! " and then took my card to order. She shouted the order from the coffee machine and confirmed it with me while we were waiting outside the door. The drinks finally came, but the order was wrong. I took what I got, but the staff member who handed me the coffees was also not very friendly. I understand that the café may not allow dogs near the counter, but I would have appreciated a more friendly reminder. I was willing to go outside immediately, there was no need for rudeness.

Just when I arrived and opened the car door, I could smell the sweet lavender. It’s so soothing and relaxing. The place is quite big. We were allowed to take as many pictures as we can and even picnic. All free and only open on January. There’s plenty of bees but they don’t mind us. Parking and entry are both free

Nice place for photos, and free entrance with lovely staff down there definitely worth a trip!

This place has the tallest and most dense lavender field I've ever seen. Very picturesque and worth the visit, especially when you consider the free entry. They have a cafe on site which is convenient if you're visiting around lunch time, but the wait time can be quite long when it's a full house.

Only open in January while the lavender is blooming. Certainly worth a visit, as the fields are beautiful and they have a nice variety of lavender products. There is no entry fee, and everyone is welcome.
They do have a lovely little shop in the middle of the field, where you can buy a bunch of lavender for just $8.
The staff are very friendly and dogs are welcome here.

Fabulous place to visit
great view for taking photos And there is a restaurant near with tasty food

It's an amazing spectacle of lavender fields in Mornington, I'd say the most beautiful attraction of Mornington which you simply cannot miss, a place where you could just get lost in the fields. Entry is free and you could even buy lavender stacks at $8 per stack and many other souvenirs made from lavender. Picnics and dogs are allowed. A truly wonderful location, take all the photos you want. There is a restaurant next to it with plenty of food and clean toilets as well. There's many flying insects (not sure what they're) because of the lavender, but its still a memorable visit no doubt.

Such a lovely spot for a visit on a nice sunny day. Lots of space to sit down and relax for a picnic, buy some lavender gifts and enjoy the lavender fields!

Stunning lavender farm with FREE entry. Worth the drive for sure. Lavender bushes are beautifully planted in rows, it's the photographers dream. Lovely fresh bunches of lavender for sale for only $9 and lots of products selling in a little pop up tent. Just gorgeous!

I just recieved my package of handwash and hand and body balm including a beautiful sachet of lavender. THANK YOU. BEAUTIFULLY PACKAGED! I bought my first bottle while this company was at the flower show in Melbourne. Terrific cream and products.

Very nice during summer, which is lavender season. Free entry, pull up a picnic mat and enjoy the views. A local cafe on site also.

Beautiful lavender farm. Love their candies and diffuser. You’re able to buy bouquets of lavender

Lovely spot in the peninsula to experience the smell of lavender and getting lost in the blissful field. Bring your partner along, wonderful photo opportunity, albeit your patience maybe tested based on how many photos your partner wants to take.

The restaurant with the place is lovely and serves delicious tasty food. Absolutely recommend this during the season.

Wonderful aroma, wonderful views and wonderful staff. Will be back again next flowering season.

Leisury walk through the farm and a stall that sells produces.
Only open for three weekends each year. 2022 season is over.

Nice experience! Best to go in warmer weather. Great place for a picnic with family and friends. Also good spot for photography.

Nice day trip only an hour and a half drive from CBD. Worth dropping in when visiting the area. Bring a picnic rug and watch out for all the bees.