Honey Farms & Apiaries near Providence, RI

Warwick

Warwick

Rehoboth

Dufort Farms in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, established in 1990 on 32 acres dating to about 1865, raises USDA grass-fed beef start-to-finish from its own cow/calf operation plus outdoor-foraged pork — all 100% free of hormones and antibiotics. The year-round farm store sells individual cuts, local honey, and homemade jams and jellies from the farm's berries, and July through September brings pick-your-own from a field of 1,000 blueberry bushes.

Woonsocket

The Honey Shop on Winthrop If you’re looking for low carb, gluten-free healthy food options; you’ve found them! We offer rich desserts like fudge, cookies, cakes, breads (bagels, bread sticks, danish) and delicious meals (heat and eat). New foods and desserts every week. So, there’s always a surprise waiting for you! Of course we also have our signature products like Breathe, honey and ACV Elixirs. The Honey Shop on Park Searching for that perfect gift? We offer a wide range of gourmet gift bask

Woonsocket

The Honey Shop on Winthrop If you’re looking for low carb, gluten-free healthy food options; you’ve found them! We offer rich desserts like fudge, cookies, cakes, breads (bagels, bread sticks, danish) and delicious meals (heat and eat). New foods and desserts every week. So, there’s always a surprise waiting for you! Of course we also have our signature products like Breathe, honey and ACV Elixirs. The Honey Shop on Park Searching for that perfect gift? We offer a wide range of gourmet gift bask

Scituate

Gleaner Apiary keeps bees at 150 Gleaner Chapel Road in Scituate, Rhode Island's rural western reservoir country. It sells local honey from hives set among the woods and fields of that part of the state. The operation is small, so supply follows the season and the nectar flow rather than a fixed shelf. Details online are limited, which is common for backyard-scale apiaries. Reach out ahead if you want to check what's available before driving out.

Scituate

A small-scale honey producer on Gleaner Chapel Road in Scituate, Rhode Island. Scituate sits in the western part of the state, wooded and quiet, with the Scituate Reservoir nearby, good forage country for bees. Production here runs at hobbyist-to-sideline scale, so jars sell locally and seasonally rather than through wide distribution. Public information is thin. Contact the apiary directly to confirm availability before visiting.

Franklin

Hours: Vary Depending on weather. Best to text or email to make sure we are there!

Franklin

Franklin Honey Company, Inc. started in the spring of 2006. Roger read an article about keeping honeybees and was immediately intrigued! Roger has always been the “outdoors type” and had a small apple orchard and both vegetable and flower gardens throughout the yard. The idea of being able to pollinate these with his very own bees was exciting. He began by taking a class with the Worcester County Beekeepers Association. Lauren joined the process shortly after it began, also intrigued by the amaz

Chepachet

Chepachet

Aquidneck Honey produces local honey on Aquidneck Island in Newport County, Rhode Island, the island that holds Newport, Middletown, and Portsmouth. Small island apiaries like this bottle raw honey shaped by coastal forage, and batches follow the season. Detailed public information is limited. Anyone after local Rhode Island honey should reach out first to confirm what's in stock and where to buy it.

Holliston

From its apiary in Holliston, Boston Honey Company harvests and bottles local honey for the metro Boston area, rounding out the hive's output with hand-poured beeswax candles and honey body care products.

Holliston

Boston Honey Company in Holliston, Massachusetts produces local honey from its own apiary, selling raw honey alongside beeswax candles and honey-based body care through its online shop and local events.