Big D's Bees
Black Creek, British Columbia
A family run bee farm on the east coast of Vancouver Island, going since 2007. The honey stand at the farm on Endall Road is open from half past seven until dark, cash or e-transfer. Their honey is also in shops from Cortes Island down to Victoria.
How to buy from them
- Order from their online shop
- Buy at the farm
- Sold in stores
- Where else to find it
- Shops up and down Vancouver Island, from Cortes Island and Quadra Island to Campbell River, Courtenay, Comox, Nanaimo and Victoria
What they make
- Liquid honey
About the operation
- Keeping bees since
- 2007
Unclaimed listing
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Source: https://www.bigdsbees.com/new-page
We do not sell honey and we do not handle their orders. Stock and market dates change through the season, so check with the farm before you drive out.
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