Honey Farms & Apiaries near Syracuse, NY
4 honey farms & apiaries within about 30 miles of Syracuse — Killius Farms Honey, Briarledge Honey and It's All Better Bees and Honey, and more. Raw local honey and hive products from area beekeepers.
Killius Farms Honey
5.3 miTown of LaFayette
Killius Farms produces honey on Barker Hill Road in the town of LaFayette, Onondaga County, in the apple-growing hills south of Syracuse. Beekeepers here often sell raw honey and related products directly or through nearby stands and shops. Details on Killius specifically are limited, so contact them to confirm what they offer and how to buy.
Briarledge Honey
6.4 miVillage of North Syracuse
Briarledge Honey is a small apiary off South Bay Road in North Syracuse, Onondaga County. The name points to raw local honey sold by the jar in season, likely alongside beeswax or other hive products. Central New York's clover, wildflower, and basswood bloom shape the color and flavor of honey from this part of the state. Stock and availability aren't posted online, so check locally before stopping by.
It's All Better Bees and Honey
11.9 miBridgeport
It's All Better Bees and Honey keeps hives near Bridgeport, on the north side of Oneida Lake in Madison County. The apiary produces raw honey and hive products from local wildflower and clover forage.
Honey Hill Orchard & Apiaries
11.8 miChittenango
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many honey farms & apiaries are near Syracuse?
US Farm Trail lists 4 honey farms & apiaries within about 30 miles of Syracuse, New York, the closest being Killius Farms Honey in Town of LaFayette. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit honey farms & apiaries near Syracuse in person?
Many welcome visitors — through a farm stand, on-farm store, or by appointment. Check each farm's page for hours and how to buy before you drive out.