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Rent the farm for a private event. Please contact us BEFORE booking to determine the cost. ****This service is not for photoshoots**** This event WILL NOT be confirmed until the appropriate fee has been paid in full.

Create lasting memories in the lavender field with a photography session at Hillcrest Lavender Farm. Photography at Hillcrest Lavender Farm With breathtaking landscapes and vibrant colors, Hillcrest Lavender Farm is the ideal spot for photography. The rows of lavender create a stunning image, offering a beautiful contrast against the clear blue sky. Every angle presents a unique opportunity. Whether for a family gathering, an engagement shoot, or a solo session, the lavender field at Hillcrest Lavender Farm provides the perfect setting to create lasting memories. To book your photography slot, click here . *Photographers not provided. To view our photography policy, click here . Bloom by Blushwood offers Lavender Field Portraiture Sessions at Hillcrest Lavender Farm. Click here to view their work. Privacy Policy: Text General Visitor Photography Policy: Revised 6-29-2025 Photoshoot fees are for professional, amateur photographers, or visitors who come to the field just to take photos and does not apply to our visitors who are here to pick or attend a workshop/event. However, if you come to our fields to shoot someone other than yourself, these rates apply to you (no exceptions). Hillcrest Lavender Farm LLC staff reserve the right to determine if photographer is performing a photoshoot and may ask any unauthorized individuals to suspend their photographic activities. No cameras(cell phones are ok), tripods, light shields, props, etc. are permitted for general visitor photography. No drones are allowed to be flown over the farm without the express permission of the owners. Photographs cannot be published, sold, reproduced, transferred, distributed, or otherwise commercially exploited in any manner whatsoever without written consent by Hillcrest Lavender Farm LLC. Hillcrest Lavender Farm LLC reserves the right, and its sole discretion, to withhold and/or withdraw permission to photograph on its premises or to reproduce photographs of objects in its collection. NO BOUDOIR or NUDE photography is allowed as this is a family friendly farm. Photos must be appropriate for all audiences and this will be determined at the discretion of the owners who will have final say in this regard. Violators will be required to destroy any inappropriate photographs and leave the farm. Amateur and Commercial Photoshoot Policy: Amateur and commercial photoshoots include(but not exclusively) senior portraits, family portraits, sweet sixteen photos, baby photos, dance or cheer team photos, wedding photos, engagement photos, and those selling and using materials for professional purposes including hair salons, stylists and dress designers. Arrangements for commercial photoshoots must be made in advance. There is a fee for this service. Professional photographers bringing in customers must provide proof of liability insurance. This is not negotiable. Remember we are a working farm. There are bees, bugs and uneven footing on the farm. Please keep this in mind if it will be a problem for you or the people you are photographing. We enjoy having photographers at the farm and ask that you abide by the rules to keep it fun and enjoyable for everyone. Please share your photographs with friends and family, and tag us on Facebook and Instagram.

Hillcrest Lavender Farm is a family-owned lavender farm with year-round, personalized experiences and quality lavender products. Our Lavender Farm's Story Hillcrest Lavender Farm, LLC is a family-owned lavender farm formed by Eric and Kathy Turner in the summer of 2017. Situated on the rolling hillside outside Sherburne, New York, the farm lies amongst the peaceful countryside with panoramic views of the nearby hills and Chenango Valley. Beginnings Our first two years were spent installing the lavender field and trying to grow different varieties of lavender with limited success. We o pened our first "shop," which consisted of little m ore than a wood en table and seven products. With some changes and the additions of a tractor and a small shed for our shop, we grew, and even with the COVID-19 pandemic, we hosted our first years of u-pick lavender. Determin ed to get t he most out of our lavender, we purchased a copper still in 2020 and began producing our own lavender essential oil and hydrosol and developing our products . Our empty lavender field before planting began. Preparing the lavender field for planting. Our first lavender "shop": a wooden table on a lawn with lavender products Our empty lavender field before planting began. 1/3 Success and Setback In 2020, we began to harvest our lavender field to get dried buds and to distill for lavender essential oil and hydrosol. We purchased two Babydoll lambs, affectionately named Beau and Peep, to help with weed control in the field, and they quickly became popular with our guests. Our u-pick lavender received a personal record of over 2000 attendees by our 2021 season. In 2022, the unusually warm winter caused the lavender plants to begin to come out of dormancy by mid-spring. However, a late sno wstorm in April deposited 20 inches of very wet snow, followed by several days of extreme cold. U nfortunately, this storm killed approximately 90% of our lavender plants. This same problem occurred at many lavender farms on the East Coast of North America. And yet, we were determined to succeed. Two of our sheep standing in the lavender field. Our beloved red tractor The welcome addition of our first, more permanent lavender farm shop. Two of our sheep standing in the lavender field. 1/4 Today We currently have about 3000 mature lavender plants that we allow the public to come and enjoy in the summer months for u pick lavender, and then harvest it ourselves to sell and create products for our year-round shop. This past year, we focused heavily on improving our customer experience and have added a deer fence, a gazebo, a parking lot, Woodpecker Way (a path through the nearby woods), and a brand-new shop. Plus, our new distillery holds a new, larger still that you can visit and see Eric distill our lavender. With the addition of four new lambs in 2022, our flock tripled. Daryl, Daryl, Larry, and Annabelle and their distinct personalities help Beau and Peep weed our lavender field and entertain our guests. We recently became a host for Harvest Hosts and allow RV's to spend a night at our lavender farm. We also now host private and public workshops and events, offer private photography sessions, and give tours upon request. As we have grown and changed, we have maintained a hands-on approach to our business and ensure that each customer receives a unique experience. We place our customers and guests first, offering country-style service in a family-friendly environment. Our guests enjoying u-pick lavender in our blooming lavender field field. Our lavender farm shop filled with lavender products. Our picturesque white gazebo sitting in our lavender field Our guests enjoying u-pick lavender in our blooming lavender field field. 1/5

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