CHES Lazy Fox Lavender Farm Field Trip #2

Since the original trip was so popular, we have added a second offering.

Join other CHES Families to tour the Lazy Fox Lavender Farm in Cameron, NC.  It is veteran owned by a CHES Family.

We will tour the farm and there is an optional lavender sachet craft.  The tour lasts about an hour.  The Parlor Store will be open for purchasing items.  The lavender should be in bloom, and they just got sheep!  Feel free to bring a picnic lunch for your family to enjoy on the farm.  

The cost is $2 per person over the age of 2 ($2.58 with PayPal Fees).  

The lavender sachet craft is $3 per person ($3.62 with PayPal Fees).

Additionally they will have an ice cream truck there so that you can purchase ice cream or lavender lemonade.  They have cups, waffle cones, shakes, floats or drinks.  Pricing ranges from $6 up.  

We are limited to 30 people on this tour.  Please utilize the wait list so that we know whether or not we need to add an additional tour.

Built in 1910, the home was the original plantation house for the hundreds of acres of tobacco fields that once grew on the plantation. Inside the home you’ll find eight original fireplaces, one of which is currently used as a gas fireplace. Inside the main foyer is a beautiful staircase, complete with original woodwork. A total of seven stained glass windows adorn the home, all of which appear to be crafted at the same time as the home.

Over the years, the home has undergone various additions including the kitchen, garage, primary bathroom, laundry room, and an additional bedroom. Outside the home, an inground pool and tennis court have been added as well. This property now consists of just under 14 acres.

The main structure of the home consists of four rooms which you will be able to experience if you visit our parlor store, located in one of the home’s front rooms. As you arrive at the home, you will see a large stone located in a planter bed near the circle driveway. This stone was once used to assist carriage passengers in exiting their carriage after they arrived to the home.

In January of 2022, this home was purchased with a vision of creating a farm that the community can enjoy. It is our hope that you are able to get back to nature, spend time relaxing in the lavender fields, and learn a little bit more about farming.