HOURS AND DIRECTIONS
The 2024 You-Pick Season Is Over
Currently Closed To The Public
We are Not Open To The Public except during our
You-Pick Lavender Event which typically happens mid-June to mid-July.
The rest of the year there are only small green lavender bushes without flowers.
If you are coming for an appointment or a wedding,
please see the information below.
SEE DRIVING DIRECTIONS BELOW
32425 De Portola Rd, Sage, CA 92543
(Entrance off of Hemet Ranch Road)
Near Diamond Valley Lake
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
IMPORTANT DRIVING TIPS
Seriously! Read Below
If You Use Your GPS To Get Here, It May Show Hemet as the City instead of Sage
You can also find us on Google Maps.
TAKE THIS ROUTE
TEMECULA ROUTE 1
Big Wineries
Rancho California (7miles) to Glen Oaks Rd (2.1miles) to Mesa Rd (2.8miles) to De Portola Rd (5.8miles)
It's only about 6 minutes longer from the freeway than taking the Hemet Route.
We suggest you take this way if you can.
Taking De Portola from the Temecula route is paved almost all the way here. There is a little less than a mile of dirt road as you near The Barn, but that section of the road is relatively smooth. It does have a manageable hill as you approach, but an awesome view of the farm from the top.
TEMECULA ROUTE 2
De Portola Wine Trail
Temecula Parkway (5miles) to Anza (0.5miles) to De Portola (6.1miles)
If coming from Temecula Parkway then Anza to De Portola, you'll want to turn left at Glen Oaks. DO NOT STAY ON DE PORTOLA at that point. It turns into a very bad dirt road. Turn Left at Glen Oaks, Right at Mesa, then Left back on to De Portola. It won't add any time to your trip, and your suspension will thank you.
HEMET ROUTE
This One Is Bumpy
(Railroad Canyon Rd/Newport Rd/Domenegoni Pkwy to State St. to Batz Rd. to Palm Ave.)
Please be aware that Palm and De Portola for that stretch entails driving about two miles on a semi-bumpy dirt road with some fairly steep uphill climbs. We see passenger vehicles travel that direction all the time, but want to give you a heads-up. We call it the Adventure Route for good reason :-)
ANOTHER NOTE:
While traveling on De Portola between Mesa and our place, some guests have told us that their GPS will want to divert them from De Portola onto side roads. For example: While traveling De Portola their GPS will want them to turn left on Barranca, Right on Black Mountain, Right on Bit, Right on Crown Valley, and then turn left on De Portola. You may have noticed that's just a big circle that puts you on the same road you were already on. DON'T DO IT! YOUR GPS IS JUST PLAYING TRICKS ON YOU! Once you've turned onto De Portola from Mesa keep on De Portola all the way to us.
Use Your GPS To Get Here, But It May Show Hemet as the City instead of Sage