Embark on a unique RV camping adventure that sweetens the deal with a visit to an enchanting honey farm where nature's nectar is just the beginning. Dive into the world of bees and their liquid gold, experiencing firsthand the process of creating local, pure, and unpasteurized honey. This farm stands out not only for its buzzing inhabitants but also for the delightful array of products derived from their hard work. Here, visitors can explore a wide selection of items ranging from aromatic candles, beautifully curated gift baskets, practical beekeeping supplies, to pollen-packed with health benefits. But the sweetness doesn't end there. This haven is home to a variety of farm animals, adding a quaint charm to your visit. It's a place where you can connect with nature and its marvelous creatures, making it an ideal stop for families looking for a memorable experience. Within the retail store's gravel parking lot, RV campers can find their spot to park and immerse themselves in the rustic ambiance. Exploring the store reveals treasures beyond honey. Discover farm-fresh eggs, robust garlic, artisanal tea, and coffee, each adding its unique flavor to your journey. For those who indulge in natural beauty, the bee-auty supplies crafted from hive products offer a touch of wellness and luxury. Whether you're a bee enthusiast, a lover of natural products, or simply in search of a serene RV camping experience, this honey farm offers a glimpse into the sweetest parts of nature. Its variety of products ensures that every visitor finds something special to take home, making your camping trip not just a journey, but a discovery of flavors, scents, and the simple joys of farm life.

Park in the retail store's gravel parking lot. For smaller campers, you can park on the back trail on a grass surface. See us for details on parking in the back but all larger units anywhere in the driveway parking lot. We have a very large parking lot. There was an RV with a truck that was 63' in total length that said our space is too small for his unit. He was able to turn around and get out successfully but he suggested changing our RV size. We have since then taken down a few trees to make turning around for larger RVs easier.