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Discover the Hunter’s Honey Farm Tour in Indiana

Visit Hunter’s Honey Farm in Martinsville, Indiana—one of the Midwest’s oldest family-run beekeeping farms. This hands-on tour takes visitors deep into the world of honeybees, honey extraction, beeswax production, and sustainable beekeeping traditions passed down through four generations.
Why it’s special:
Hunter’s Honey Farm offers one of the most interactive bee farm tours in the U.S.—including the chance to bottle your own honey straight from the hive.

History/Story of Hunter’s Honey Farm

For more than 100 years, the Hunter family has raised honeybees, produced pure Indiana honey, and educated the public about pollination and sustainable agriculture. Today, the farm continues to operate as a working apiary while offering educational experiences for families, students, and honey lovers from across the region.

What You’ll See & Do at Hunter’s Honey Farm

Tour active beehives with protective viewing (weather permitting)
See how raw honey is extracted, filtered, and bottled
Watch beeswax being turned into candles and natural products
Learn about queen rearing, hive care, and pollination
Bottle your own honey to take home (optional add-on)
Explore the farm store filled with honey, candies, body care items, and gifts

Hands-On Elements: Bottle-your-own honey, honey tastings, beeswax demonstrations, bee education activities.
Photo/Video Policy: Photography welcome in outdoor and visitor-safe areas; avoid flash near bees.
Souvenirs & Extras: Honey, whipped honey, flavored honeys, candles, soaps, lotions, gift baskets, and farm apparel.

Pricing of the Hunter’s Honey Farm Tour

Honey House Tour: $8 per person
Hive Inspection Tour (seasonal): $12 per person
Bottle-Your-Own Honey: $12–$20 depending on jar size
Children under 2: Free
Group and school pricing available

Practical Info for Visiting Hunter’s Honey Farm

Duration: 45–75 minutes depending on tour type
Format: Guided indoor and outdoor experience
Schedule & Seasonality: Tours available year-round; hive tours seasonal (spring–fall)
Working Hours: Typically Monday–Saturday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Audience: Families, students, nature lovers, honey enthusiasts
Accessibility: Indoor areas accessible; outdoor terrain uneven near hives
Safety & Restrictions:

Bee areas may not be suitable for guests with bee allergies
Children must stay with adults
Closed-toe shoes recommended
Languages: English
Group & School Visits: Very popular for school trips, FFA, scouts, and clubs
What to Bring/Wear: Comfortable outdoor clothing, closed-toe shoes, camera
Facilities: Honey house, farm store, restrooms, parking
Closures & Downtime: Closed Sundays and major holidays; hive access depends on weather