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Honey farms near LA

8 honey farms within 60 miles of Los Angeles, closest first.

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Check hours before you go. Listings come from public directories and many were last updated in 2024.

Isabell's Honey Farm10 mi
Burbank, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Honey Pacifica Co11 mi
Downey, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Eggman Family Honey27 mi
Garden Grove, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Hey There Honey30 mi
Chino, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Bennett's Honey Farm44 mi
Fillmore, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Honey from the Ant-Tree45 mi
Lancaster, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Phelan Honey Farm51 mi
Phelan, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Blue Ridge Honey59 mi
Ventura, CA Β· listing updated Feb 2024
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Questions

How many honey farms are near LA?

8 honey farms within 60 miles of Los Angeles in our listings.

When should I go?

Honey: typically Year round. Farm stores often open year round. Seasons vary by region and weather, so check with the farm.

Is the information current?

Listings come from public directories and many were last updated in 2024. We show each listing date. Always confirm hours with the farm.

What should I bring to a u-pick farm?

Water, sun protection, closed-toe shoes that can get muddy, hand wipes and a way to pay. On hot days bring a cooler for the drive home. Bring your own containers only if the farm allows it. For Christmas trees add gloves, a tape measure and straps. See our first u-pick visit guide and the choose-and-cut checklist.

Do farms take cards or only cash?

Many farms take cards, but small farms and farm stands may be cash only or have slow card readers with weak cell signal. Bring some cash to be safe, and check the farm's website.

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