Honey farms in
Newfoundland and Labrador

A ten acre farm on Back Line in the Goulds that has been in the family five generations. The hives sit among wildflowers, trees and shrubs, and there is a pollinator and wildflower reserve alongside the apiary. They sell honey and honey bee colonies, Saturdays from September until January or until they sell out.

A homestead on Spruce Hill Road selling honey, creamed honey, beeswax and candles alongside queens, nucs and a full range of beekeeping gear. They run beginner beekeeping classes and are open year round by appointment.

A Carbonear beekeeper on the Baccalieu Trail selling wildflower honey, cut comb and chunk honey, beeswax products and beeswax candles, plus nucleus colonies and queens.

A family run apiary on Conception Bay selling raw honey by the pound and half pound, plus honeycomb in small batches.

Harvey and family moved to Cormack in 2012 and planted 500 raspberry plants, then brought in honeybees to help the berries along. The bees took over. They now sell unpasteurised Newfoundland wildflower honey plus sea salt and chilli infused honey, run hive tours, and keep a small gift shop on Veterans Drive, just off the Viking Trail on the way to Gros Morne.

A mixed farm at Bishop's Falls going since 2016, mainly lamb and beef, with honeybees and alpacas alongside. You can order their farm gate products straight from their own site, and they do pollination work. Open year round.

A small artisanal producer on the Bonavista Peninsula, named after the four cousins in the family. Their honey turns up in a St. John's pastry shop and at the Clarenville market.

A beekeeper on St. Thomas Line in Paradise, just outside St. John's, selling honey, beeswax candles and body care made from the hive. Open April to November, seasonal hours.

A third generation commercial beekeeper, raised on the prairies and now keeping bees at Port Rexton on the Bonavista Peninsula. They sell honey and freeze dried bee pollen, and post on Facebook and Instagram.

A Grand Falls-Windsor farm working honey and berries together: honey, honey cranberry juice and honey berry sauces, plus beeswax, bees, and beekeeping equipment. They also do pollination work. Open daily, year round.

A regenerative farm, apiary and apothecary in the Codroy Valley. Honey alongside berries, vegetables, eggs and flowers, plus soaps, infused oils, balms and salves. The farm stand is open Friday to Sunday through the summer and Sundays in autumn, and they turn up at market events.

A honey producer at Kippens on the west coast, near Stephenville. Honey is the whole business. They run July to September, and ask that you call for details.