Honey Farms & Apiaries in New Hampshire

Bee Tree Farm and The New Hampshire Honey Bee

Gilsum, NH

Bee Tree Farm, home of The New Hampshire Honey Bee, keeps hives on Alstead Hill Road in Gilsum, north of Keene in the Monadnock region. The operation centers on honey and beekeeping, the focus its name makes plain. Local raw honey and bee products are its stock in trade. Reach out to check availability and whether the farm sells on-site.

Hillside Apiaries and Beekeeping Supplies

Merrimack, NH

Hillside Apiaries and Beekeeping Supplies is a Merrimack beekeeping operation on Hillside Terrace, in southern New Hampshire's Merrimack Valley. As the name says, it sells honey and beekeeping equipment. There's no active website to confirm current stock, retail hours, or bee and nuc availability, so beekeepers should call ahead before stopping by for supplies.

Kendall Pond Honey Co.

Londonderry, NH

Kendall Pond Honey Co. produces local honey in Londonderry, in southern New Hampshire's Rockingham County. The listed address on South Road sits near Kendall Pond, the small operation's namesake. Raw honey from southern New Hampshire hives tracks the local bloom, so the flavor shifts through the season. Nothing beyond the honey and location is published, so it's best reached directly.

Kendall Pond Honey Co.

Londonderry, NH

A small honey operation on South Road in Londonderry, New Hampshire, named for the nearby Kendall Pond. Kendall Pond Honey Co. sells local honey from Rockingham County hives. No website or storefront details are posted online, so contacting the beekeepers directly or catching them at a southern New Hampshire market is the most reliable way to buy.

Mainstreet Maple and Honey Farm

Belmont, NH

Our sugar house and honey bee farm is located in beautiful Belmont NH. We collect sap from maple trees in two different orchards and process it into pure maple syrup in our wood-fired evaporator. Maple season starts in February and ends in early April. We always encourage visitors to stop in and witness this age old New England tradition. ​ Our honey bee colonies are spread throughout our apiaries located in the Lakes Region. Our queens are raised and hand-selected for exceptional performance in

Mainstreet Maple and Honey Farm

Belmont, NH

local raw honey Made in New Hampshire Our apiary consists of 6 bee yards containing over 80 beehives across the Lakes Region. In our area, we receive two honey flows: 1st in the a late spring/early summer to produce a lighter honey in taste and appearance, 2nd in the mid summer/ early fall which produces a darker and richer honey. During our two honey flows, we place special boxes on the top of our hives for the bees to deposit their extra honey into. Once the honey flows are over we remove the

Milk and Honey Farm

Loudon, NH

Milk and Honey Farm is on Pleasant Street in Loudon, north of Concord. The name and the honey listing point to bees and local honey, likely sold direct alongside whatever else the farm raises. New Hampshire honey harvests run through late summer and fall. No website surfaced; ask locally about availability.

Red Brook Honey

Red Brook Honey is a New Hampshire honey producer selling raw local honey from its own hives. No website, phone, or contact details surfaced in a public search; small apiaries like this usually sell direct or through nearby farmers markets when the season's crop is jarred.

Seabee Honey

Rye, NH

SeaBee Honey is dedicated to the preservation of the honey bee and all native pollinators in the New England area of the United States. We place and maintain numerous apiaries in and around the seacoast region of New Hampshire in carefully selected sites that benefit both our bees and our farms. We have maintained apiaries in the towns of Epping, Lee, Greenland, Exeter, Portsmouth, Hampton, North Hampton, Rye, Hampton Falls, Brentwood, Newmarket, New Castle, Londonderry, Newfields, Stratham and

Seabee Honey

Rye, NH

SeaBee Honey maintains year-round apiaries in carefully chosen sites across more than fifteen New Hampshire seacoast towns, dedicated to preserving honey bees and native New England pollinators. The honey keeps its native pollens intact, joined by local beeswax, propolis, pollen, package bees, locally reared queens, pollination services for area farms, swarm rescue, and even SkiBee glide wax.

The Honey Exchange

The Honey Exchange is a honey and beekeeping shop at 494 Stevens Avenue in Portland, Maine, stocking hive parts, tools, and feed alongside local honey, soaps, balms, and candles. The store teaches beekeeping classes and runs a honey-extraction service. It's open Tuesday through Sunday. Listed under New Hampshire, it's actually in Portland, Maine. Call 207-773-9333.

White Mountain Apiary & Bee Farm

Whitefield, NH

We grow bees and queens for ourselves and other beekeepers. We sell all five products produced by the bees (honey, pollen, propolis, wax, royal jelly) as well as infused honeys, salves, candles and so much more!

Whitney Brook Farm

Whitney Brook Farm in Wilmot, New Hampshire is Mike and Carol's retirement farm turned working homestead — farm-fresh eggs, honey, produce, hay, and Christmas trees, with an orchard planted to feed the bees and beneficial insects. Find them at the Sunapee Farmers Market.

Hall Apiaries

Plainfield, NH

Jack's Honey

Candia, NH

Jack's Honey

Candia, NH

Pickpocket Honey

Sweet Bee Farm NH

Manchester, NH

Sweet Bee Farm NH

Manchester, NH

Wild Willy's Honey

New Ipswich, NH

Wild Willy's Honey

New Ipswich, NH