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The Whidbey Herbal Farm

91%

· Freeland, Island, Washington

10 acres hosted by Caitlin S.

1 lodging site

All to yourself

100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

Our 10 acre working herb and mushroom farm is centrally located on breathtaking Whidbey Island. Within 5 minutes of the farm are numerous hikes, uncrowded beaches, vibrant restaurants and the best of PNW culture. Our glamping site is perched at the edge of our forest and alongside our lavender, rosemary, and thyme field.Your Whidbey Island getaway! Make yourself at home in our adorable 1957 Shasta Airflyte canned ham trailer, perched at the edge of our acre of lavender (bloom happens in July and August). This site is huge, with enough space to pitch 1 to 2 tents to accommodate your group (the RV sleeps 2 in a double size bed, but the campsite can accommodate up to 6 people max), a fire ring with big cedar log benches, a hot shower, and a picnic table with a market umbrella for shade. You’ll be able to camp in comfort with the outdoor bathhouse- outdoor shower with plenty of hot water, compost toilet, and a sink for hand and dishwashing. The cozy camper has a comfy memory foam mattress, mini fridge, coffee setup, and a breakfast nook. Parking spaces are in the farm field, about a 100-foot hike into the campsite (important note: maximum 2 cars total allowed). Our home and the neighbors are visible in the distance about 400 feet away. Our home is blocked by trees but you can see the neighbor's home in the distance. We are a working farm and that is important to note because we will be working out in the farm fields that border the campsite on weekdays usually between 8:30am and 5:30pm. The path to the campsite is through a farm field so expect an uneven path. Inside the camper you’ll find our “locals guide to Whidbey” with our top recommendations if things to see and do on the island. Our farm is a historic homestead and you can purchase our farm's fresh herbal products to bring a little piece of the island home with you. Welcome!

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11 ratings · 10 reviews

Megan H.recommends

August 28, 2023

Glamping on Lavender Hill

We loved our overnight retreat! We could smell lavender in the breeze, walking through the farm was beautiful, the camper was super cozy, and we enjoyed incredible peace without any traffic noise! We can’t wait to stay again!

Carolyn V.recommends

August 20, 2023

Glamping on Lavender Hill

Such a sweet space! Thanks for the lovely stay. Simple, tasteful and thoughtful touches made our night on Lavender Hill so enjoyable. Caitlin was communicative and offered us some flexibility which we really appreciated. The farm setting is beautiful.

Sara R.recommends

August 13, 2023

Glamping on Lavender Hill

Great location and very peaceful. We enjoyed our glamping experience. Perfect spot for star gazing.

Allya M.

August 7, 2023

Glamping on Lavender Hill

It was a nice venue, the farm is beautiful. The add for the site said it sleeps 6, so that needs to be changed to 2 because only 1 bed! The dinette does NOT convert into another bed. Yes, the mosquitoes are bad, but we were prepared. The walk to the campsite was a bit rough on the ankles, lots of divets and weeds. I am glad I had brought a cart to haul my cooler. The picnic table and firepit and outdoor washroom/shower were fantastic. The coffee pot and coffee was a very nice touch. I would give it a 8/10 rating.

Lori A.

July 18, 2023

Glamping on Lavender Hill

July 7, 2023

We came very late because visiting a friend on Camano Island we hadn’t seen in awhile. I don’t recommend coming after dark because we couldn’t see where to park! Also the address was covered a little by some plant so kept thinking I had the wrong place. I never did see a sunflower on a gate and until I actually got out of the car I realized the gate wasn’t locked and then could see the trailer with the lights. We had to leave early so didn’t really get to enjoy the whole place. Also maybe if said across from fire station that would have helped me too. Pretty place we took some pictures and had to get going. I wanted to try the shower! But again we didn’t have the time enough. But if we come again in that area, I will know where and what to do. Also may have been faster to take the ferry over but next time! Thank you for the stay!!

Michael B.recommends

July 6, 2023

Glamping on Lavender Hill

Funky (in good way), fun, and comfy place to stay. Was only there one night, but it was lovely. Loved the Bluetooth speaker, the wind in the pines, and the outdoor shower (hot water perfect) and toilet. Caitlin (great communicator, btw!) warned me about the mosquitos newly arriving. They weren't bad around the outdoor facilities, but they were awful in the area you park. I'm talking apocalyptic swarm trying to get in and out of car. Granted I arrived after dark, but they were as bad in the morning. Bug spray didn't help. Not sure what can be done as they have an organic farm, so spraying would be tough. So, if you don't need in and out of vehicle too often, you're golden.

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Freeland, Island, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Hul’qumi’num Treaty Group, dxʷsəq̓ʷəbš (Suquamish), and dxʷlilap (Tulalip) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Caitlin S.Joined in July 2022

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