Local Raw Honey in West Virginia
Find West Virginia beekeepers selling raw, unfiltered honey direct from the hive. Browse varieties, connect with local producers, and taste what makes West Virginia honey distinctive.
About West Virginia Honey
West Virginia's Appalachian forests produce some of the finest sourwood and tulip poplar honey in the country. The state's mountainous terrain makes for distinctive forest honeys.
Signature Varieties
Sourwood, Tulip Poplar, Black Locust, Wildflower
Bloom Season
April through October
US Production Rank
Regional producer
Popular Nectar Sources
Honey Farms & Bee Farms in West Virginia
Looking for a honey farm or bee farm in West Virginia? The beekeepers listed below run small apiaries across the state, selling raw, unfiltered honey direct from the hive. Most offer Sourwood and Tulip Poplar and other regional varieties at the farm, at farmers markets, and through roadside stands. Browse the listings to find a honey farm near you, or filter by city to narrow it down.
Beekeepers in West Virginia
Browse by city:
Cooks Bees
Huntington, WV
Heavenly Honey Apiary and Supplies
Elizabeth, WV
Bearsville Bees
Parkersburg, WV
Earthway Primitives Apiary
Moatsville, WV
Boone's Bees and Trees
Morgantown, WV
The Blended Homestead
Wheeling, WV
Perrys Peak Honey and The Busy Bee
Robson, WV
Greenbrier Bee Farm
Frankford, WV
Piney View Apiary
Beckley, WV
White Oak Bee Company
White Oak, WV
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