Sunset over lavender and rosemary fields with a pergola

Back Paddock Botanical will open to the public soon

Back Paddock Botanical is still in its growing phase. We love the enthusiasm - the farm will open to the public very soon.

While the lavender matures, we’re busy preparing the best possible experience for when we do open our gates.

We are aiming for peak bloom in November 2025, with a Spring open day before peak season, (weather permitting).

Details will be announced as soon as we can share!

Be the first to find out
Garden of orange calendula flowers

We aren’t open everyday

Back Paddock Botanical is not open to the public every day.

We open only on select open days and by appointment for pre-booked experiences.

This allows us to care deeply for the land, craft our products by hand, and preserve the peace our farm is known for.

Our first open day is planned for Spring 2025, with peak bloom expected in November (weather willing!).

Join our mailing list and we’ll let you know as soon as tickets are available.

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The scents and the sights, coming soon

A handful of times each year, we open the gates and welcome you to experience the farm in bloom. These ticketed days are the only public visiting opportunities unless otherwise announced.

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Allow time to enjoy
We recommend spending 1 to 2 hours to fully enjoy the farm with lots to see and discover. Many guests often spend half a day exploring every relaxing corner of our farm and gardens. 
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Stimulate your senses
Complete your sensory experience by smelling, tasting, and feeling our farm-made lavender products. Discover how our products are made and chat with our friendly team to learn more.
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What to bring
The farm is most enjoyable in dry conditions, so dress for the occasion. Covered shoes, sunscreen, and a hat are always recommended.

Crafted by hand, built from the ground up

Every part of the farm works together to support our purpose: to craft products that care for people and the planet, using the rhythms of the land.

Zero waste philosophy
Nothing goes to waste. What we don’t use in our lavender oils, balms or soaps is dried, composted, or repurposed. This commitment is central to how we farm.
Grown by hand
We hand-weed our rows and pick with care - not because it’s easy, but because it’s better. Slower, yes. More connected, absolutely.
Purposeful planting
Our fields don’t just look beautiful. They are a source of scent, healing and joy in every product we make. The herbs you’ll smell in the paddocks might soon be in a tea, balm, or candle.

Visit us in every season

Spring (September – November)
Spring in the Toowoomba Region is buzzing with life, especially with the Carnival of Flowers. At Back Paddock Botanical, the weather warms, the first hints of purple start to emerge, and the air turns sweet with possibility. It’s an ideal time to explore the grounds and enjoy a gentle reawakening alongside the season. Our first open day will be announced for spring.
Summer (December – February)
Summer is peak lavender season. The paddocks burst into full purple bloom, with rows of flowering lavender stretching out beneath the sun. From late November through January, the air is fragrant, the views are stunning, and the herb garden is alive with flavour. This is the season to slowdown and wander.
Autumn (March – May)
Early autumn still holds onto summer’s colour, with lavender lingering in bloom. As the weather cools, our young deciduous trees begin their show, turning shades of gold, red and amber. It’s a quieter time to visit, full of soft light, warm days, and the first hints of seasonal change.
Winter (June – August)
Lavender may rest in winter, but the beauty here doesn’t fade. Crisp country air, quiet paddocks, and wide, open skies offer a different kind of magic. While the plants lie dormant, we still accept bookings so you can enjoy the peace of the slower season.
Lavender flowers on a metal table overlooking the lavender fields at Back Paddock Botanical

Private bookings by appointment

Looking for a peaceful location to soak in the lavender, take golden hour photos, a proposal or enjoy a quiet celebration? We offer access to the farm by appointment.

Bookings
Bouquet of lavender against the backdrop of the farm and sky

You’ll find us at 274 Goombungee Meringandan Road, Goombungee, Qld 4354

Around 2hrs from Brisbane or 35mins from Toowoomba.

Please remember, we are not open to the public outside scheduled events and private bookings. Visits are welcomed on open days and by appointment only.

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