
The Michigan Lavender Festival was voted the best festival in Michigan in 2014. Vendors
include lots of lavender made and inspired products as well as other scents.
One of my favorites is the lavender popcorn that Whole Foods brings, but you
have to get there early for that, they usually run out of popcorn about
half-way through the day. I also recommend the lavender lemonade. Pam's Pantry
is usually there with an assortment of dips to try and purchase, I don't see
them on the vendor list yet though. You don't have to worry about not finding
soaps and lotions, there are several great vendors offering bath and body
products, All Things Lavender is one of our favorites.
Each year that we've
went, there has been a man that brings his Alpacas. He also brings all the
clothes, hats, gloves, etc. that he makes from the Alpaca's wool. Since it's mid-July and very hot, it's hard to think of buying items made of Alpaca wool, but the products are high quality for a good price. It's also fun to see the Alpacas!
This is truly a
family event as Blake Farms and Orchard has lots of fun things for the kids to do. Last
year my ten-year old nephew, who was up for his annual summer break vacation
with his aunt and uncle in Michigan, joined us. He had a great time at the orchard with all the activities.
Train Rides
Hayrides to the
Pumpkin Patch
Haunted Village and
Black Hole
Barnyard Funland:
Cornstalk
Maze
Giant
Straw Mountain
Water
Duck Race
Barnyard
500 Tricycle Race Track
Pumpkin
Jump Balloon
Storybook
Barn
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