Highlights
Discover honeybees' secrets, see candle-dipping and honey-bottling, perfect for all ages
About This Deal
- Kids Under 2 FreeFun for all ages
- Flexible Group ToursOptions for 4 to 30 people
Ever wondered about the buzz around bees? Dive into a guided tour of the honey house and learn all about these amazing creatures. From a presentation on beehive products to tasting delicious honey, there's so much to explore. See seasonal demonstrations like extracting honey, candle dipping, and watch how bottling is done.
What We Offer
Each tour provides insights into bee life with engaging demonstrations like candle dipping and honey bottling. Whether it's learning or tasting, each option offers a unique experience suitable for different group sizes.
Tour for 4 People
A cozy group size ideal for families or small friend gatherings.
Tour for 6 People
Great for mid-sized groups eager to learn about bees.
Tour for 8 People
Perfectly sized group tour that offers an immersive bee experience.
Tour for 10 People
A fun and educational experience exploring the world of bees.
Tour for 30 People
Perfect for larger groups wanting to delve into bee life.
Why You Should Grab the Offer
- Participate in fun activities like candle dipping and bottling your own honey
- Connect with nature and understand its importance firsthand
- Flexible options for groups ranging from 4 to 30 people
- An educational and entertaining experience that ensures everyone leaves with sweet memories
Fine Print
About Hunter's Honey Farm
The Hunter family knows bees. At their family-owned and operated farm, they continue a more than 100-year-old tradition of producing honey and honey-related products. Managing several hundred hives across the state of Indiana, Hunter farms produce honey, beeswax, bee pollen, and propolis, which is used to make everything from beeswax soap and lip balm to honey hot-wing sauce and 32 different flavors of honey sticks.
Guided tours of the honey farm teach groups of all sizes and ages about the work of the honeybee, while forestry tours introduce tourists to the farm’s 65 acres of hardwood. The beehive tour lets guests shadow a beekeeper on the job while "Flight of the Bumblebee" plays on repeat in their heads. The Worker Special tour includes even more hands-on learning, teaching visitors how to roll their own beeswax candle and fill bear-shaped containers with honey.
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