Planting the rows · three generationsWelcome to the hill
For three generations, the Russell family has worked this ridge in central Pennsylvania — 300+ rows of lavender, a registered herd of Texas Longhorns, and a barbecue pit that's been going for years.
These days, the best part is sharing it. All summer long we open the gate for dinners, festivals, tours, and celebrations — come see why the hilltop is worth the drive.
This Season at 100 Springs
Craft a beautiful dried flower wreath using seasonal blooms and natural materials. Melissa and Karen will guide you every step of the way. Sip on our Lavender Mocktails as you work!
Live music by Rocky Allen Food: BBQ Stand Campfire: S'mores kits Drinks: Lavender Mocktails, soft drinks, tea and lemonade Cut flowers: When available
Princess visits, sing-along & dance party, royal etiquette lesson, fresh flower crown, fairy lantern craft, and tea with sandwiches & sweet treats. Princess mini photos by Sarah Dane.
Live music by Caleb Marasco Food: BBQ Stand Campfire: S'mores kits Drinks: Lavender Mocktails, soft drinks, tea and lemonade Cut flowers: When available
Craft a beautiful dried flower wreath using seasonal blooms and natural materials. Melissa and Karen will guide you every step of the way. Sip on our Lavender Mocktails as you work!
Reserve Your SeatsWhy 100 Springs
Everything begins in our soil — 300+ rows of lavender, hand-tended and harvested.
Pasture-raised beef and live-fire barbecue, the way the Russells have always done it.
Three generations on one hilltop, and a standing invitation to gather with us.
Private Gatherings
Weddings under the willow, shifts of golden light across the rows, dinners that run past dark. We host a handful of private gatherings each season — intimate, unhurried, and entirely yours.
Under the willow
"Some places you visit. This one, you settle into."— A standing invitation from the Russell family
Take a little home
Soaps, soaks, candles, honey, and Daddy Dave's famous dry rub — handcrafted on the farm and shipped nationwide. A piece of the hilltop to keep.
Visit the ShopJoin the list for event dates, U-pick weekends, and the occasional note from the hill.
