Cameron Lavender Garden

Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Cameron Lavender Garden (GPS: 4.52687, 101.4266) is a flower garden in Cameron Highlands. Opened to the public in 2013, it immediately became one of the most popular tourist attractions there. Located on a hill slope in Tringkap, Cameron Lavender Garden is planted with four different varieties of lavender. To be precise, three of the cultivars are from the species Lavandula while another is from a related species, Plectranthus.

The lavender at Cameron Lavender Garden is the major draw. During public holidays, the road in front of the attraction can become massively jammed. The lavender are planted in fields to produce a uniform colour shade. On the lowest slope is the Hokkaido Lavender, a beautiful variety with dark purplish blue flowers. Next to it is the lavender from China. This looks a lot of stalks of wheat, except that they are purplish in color. The China variety is not as dense compared to the Hokkaido variety.

Above the China lavendar is Mona Lavender, which isn't actually from the species Lavandula, but from the related species, Plectranthus. Plectranthus "Mona Lavender" is a popular cultivar with a profusion of lavender-colored flowers. Sharing the same slope is a variety of begonia, which turns the field into a riot of red hues, and Coreopsis, which has beautiful yellow flowers.

Across from the main field is a steep slope planted with the lavender from Taiwan. This variety is not as colorful as the Hokkaido variety. Next to it, and again, offering a riot of colors, is a slope covered with Petunia.

Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Lavender from Hokkaido (3 May, 2016)


Hokkaido lavender (3 May, 2016)


Hokkaido lavender (3 May, 2016)


Hokkaido lavender (3 May, 2016)


Closeup of the Hokkaido lavender (3 May, 2016)


Lavender from China (3 May, 2016)


Close up of the Lavender from China (3 May, 2016)


Mona Lavender, a cultivar of Plectranthus (3 May, 2016)


Mona Lavender, at the Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Close up of Mona Lavender (3 May, 2016)


Lavender from Taiwan (3 May, 2016)


Taiwan Lavender at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Close up of the Lavender from Taiwan (3 May, 2016)


Begonia at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Close up view of the Begonias (3 May, 2016)


Begonia (foreground) and Mona Lavender (background) (3 May, 2016)


Workers plucking flowers in the blinding Coreopsis field of Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Working in the Coreopsis field of Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Petunia at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


A toy windmill in the field of Petunias (3 May, 2016)


Another toy windmill in the field of Petunias (3 May, 2016)

360° View of Cameron Lavender Garden on Google Maps Street View

Cameron Lavender Garden is on map of the Tourist Attractions of Cameron Highlands

Cameron Lavender Garden Visitor Information

If you are approaching Cameron Highlands from Simpang Pulai, the Cameron Lavender Garden is on your right. If you are using a GPS device, then key in the coordinates 4.50828, 101.40789. The location of Cameron Lavender Garden is Tringkap, one of the small towns on the slope ascending towards Brinchang. There is a parking lot in front of the garden with free parking.

Operating Hours of Cameron Lavender Garden

Mondays to Thursdays: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Fridays to Sundays and Public Holidays: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm

Admission Fee to Cameron Lavender Garden

Adults: RM8.00 per person
Children: RM5.00 per person

The parking lot at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Entrance to the Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Visitors at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)

Amenities at Cameron Lavender Garden

The garden has kiosks for photoshooting. There's also an ice-cream kiosk where you can try lavender-flavoured ice-cream. We tried, it was RM6.00 per cone. Hmm ... nothing much to shout about, but worth a try, since we were there. Further up the slope, there is a café selling various pastries and soft drinks. Next to it is the Strawberry Jam Factory, designed to look like an giant mushroom. Further on are fields of Gerberas (common name: daisy!) where you can pluck your own. (During my visit in May 2016, one stalk costs RM2 while six cost RM10) Even further on, and out of access to visitors, you can see the mainstay of Cameron Lavender Garden, which is, the cut-flower industry. Rows of chrysanthemum are planted right up the hill slopes. There is a gift shop where you can buy all things lavender - there's lavender-coloured teddy bear, mugs, teeshirt, toiletries, all the usual suspects you would expect from a lavender gift shop.

Photoshooting hut at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Strawberry Jam Factory at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Chrysanthemum for the cut-flower industry (3 May, 2016)

Our visit to Cameron Lavender Garden

We arrived at the Cameron Lavender Garden on 3 May, 2016, our final day at Cameron Highlands. We passed by it on our way up to Cameron, but decided not to stop because it was simply too crowded on that day.

My wife and I outside Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Here we are next to a field of Hokkaido lavender (3 May, 2016)


Coreopsis in bloom (3 May, 2016)


In front of a flaming field of Begonias at Cameron Lavender Garden (3 May, 2016)


Sitting with a blooming rainbow behind us at the Lavender Garden of Cameron Highlands (3 May, 2016)


Chooi Yoke at the pluck-your-own field of Gerberas (3 May, 2016)


Here I am in a field of gerberas (3 May, 2016)


Sitting in a field of Coreopsis (3 May, 2016)

Cameron Lavender Garden is on map of the Flower & Vegetable Farms in Cameron Highlands

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