The best honey farms in Washington
4.8 from 1,951 reviews across 2 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Washington, including 3 honey farms, 1 butcher and 1 farm shop. 3 deliver to your door.
4.8 from 1,951 reviews across 2 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Washington, including 3 honey farms, 1 butcher and 1 farm shop. 3 deliver to your door.
Shipwreck HoneyHoney farm in Seattle4.8 (1868 reviews)Shipwreck Honey is a family run beekeeping business selling honey direct from the people who keep the hives. The bees work a string of outyards running from West Seattle to the pollen rich Snoqualmie Valley, and every jar is kept raw, from wildflower blossom honey in spring to blackberry honey harvested in late summer.
You can order online, with free shipping once your basket reaches fifty dollars, or buy in person at the Ballard Farmers Market in Seattle every Sunday. Creamed honey, honey sticks and small batch varieties like meadowfoam and Japanese knotweed round out the range.Hungry Hollow FarmButcher in Shelton5 (83 reviews)Hungry Hollow Farm raises pasture-raised meats in Shelton, Washington, with 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured pork, chicken and turkey, and eggs from hens kept outdoors. Alongside its own meat the farm sells a small range of wild Alaskan fish, local vegetables and local honey, and runs farm tours for anyone who wants to see the animals on pasture.
You can shop online at farm-direct prices, then collect at the farm or have your order delivered, with routes serving Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Bremerton. The farm store is open daily for those who prefer to buy in person.Sidhu FarmsHoney farmSidhu Farms is a family run farm in Puyallup, Washington, where the Sidhu family grows berries while avoiding chemicals, drawing on a long farming heritage. The focus is on fresh fruit picked at its best, with preserves and honey made from the farm's harvest.
You can buy the berries, preserves and honey online or find the family at farmers markets across Western Washington. In autumn the farm hosts a seasonal pumpkin patch stacked with pumpkins, squashes and gourds, a family friendly day out.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
