Honey Farms & Apiaries near San Diego, CA
3 honey farms & apiaries within about 30 miles of San Diego — Linda Vista Honey, Realtor Jeff, Happy Bee and San Diego Honey Company. Raw local honey and hive products from area beekeepers.
Linda Vista Honey, Realtor Jeff
1.6 miSan Diego
About Linda Vista Honey Since 2013, my backyard beehives have thrived in Linda Vista, foraging on buckwheat and sage blossoms in our canyons, and rosemary, citrus, passionfruit, arugula and lavendar from my own backyard. smallswarm Small swarm, now a thriving honeybee hive! beardedhive It gets hot here at times, so bees chill outside. spiderwithbee
Happy Bee
5.2 miSan Diego
Happy Bee produces artisan, micro-batch raw honey from bees foraging the flowers and tree blossoms of San Diego County, with hives tended on all-natural, 100% pure beeswax comb built from scratch. Beekeeper Judd Curran documents the bees' foraging in detail — batches sell out quickly — and the site doubles as a pollinator education resource.
San Diego Honey Company
6.2 miSan Diego
San Diego Honey Company produces raw, local, small-batch Southern California honey — including avocado blossom varietals — alongside locally produced loose-leaf teas and gourmet pantry goods. The company ships nationwide and specializes in artisan gift sets, wedding and event favors, and corporate gifts, with free shipping over $75.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many honey farms & apiaries are near San Diego?
US Farm Trail lists 3 honey farms & apiaries within about 30 miles of San Diego, California, the closest being Linda Vista Honey, Realtor Jeff in San Diego. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit honey farms & apiaries near San Diego 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.