Cardinal Apiaries

4.0 (4 reviews)

Specialty Food

Open • 5:30 am - 8:30 pm

Updated 3 months ago

Add Review

Call

Directions

Website

Cardinal Apiaries Photos

Cardinal Apiaries - Eggs - Specialty Food Near Me - Fredericksburg, Virginia

Cardinal Apiaries - Our stand has honey and soon will also have fresh eggs from our hens. The produce is seasonal and fresh-picked from our garden. - Specialty Food Near Me - Fredericksburg, Virginia

Cardinal Apiaries - Our farm stand operates on the honor system. It is always open and accepts cash and checks only. - Specialty Food Near Me - Fredericksburg, Virginia

Cardinal Apiaries - Cardinal Apiaries - Specialty Food Near Me - Fredericksburg, Virginia

Cardinal Apiaries - "apiary" means "bee yard" - Specialty Food Near Me - Fredericksburg, Virginia

See all

Cardinal Apiaries - We are proud to be Certified Naturally Grown! - Specialty Food Near Me - Fredericksburg, Virginia

You might also consider

Recommended Reviews - Cardinal Apiaries

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.

Start your review...

Browse more easily on the app

Duane H.

8 months ago

I went there for nothing. They might as well be out of business. The owner is has not been making honey or eggs for MONTHS. DO NOT TRY GO AND WASTE YOUR TIME. read more

Helpful 0

Thanks 0

Love this 0

Oh no 0

Chelsea O.

3 years ago

Love this little local drive-by stand. You can tell the chickens are well loved. The eggs are always beautiful and taste great. Their honey is the best honey I've ever had. Would highly recommend read more

Helpful 1

Thanks 0

Love this 1

Oh no 0

Chris O.

6 years ago

This is hands down, the best honey I've ever had! Absolutely delicious! Will definitely be ordering from Cardinal Apiaries, again! I also emailed them with a question about my order, and got a response very quickly. Good people, and great product! read more

Helpful 0

Thanks 0

Love this 0

Oh no 0

David B.

11 years ago

Simply put...Cardinal Apiaries has the smoothest and greatest tasting honey around. We bought and consumed three jars in about one month. We use it on everything from toast, pancakes, to peanut butter sandwiches. No need for jelly or syrup in our house. Looking forward to getting more of their honey for our long term food storage. Two thumbs way up! read more

Helpful 0

Thanks 0

Love this 0

Oh no 0

More info about Cardinal Apiaries

15 Skyline Dr
Fredericksburg, VA 22406
Directions
(571) 722-9472
Call Now
Visit Website
http://www.cardinalapiaries.com

Hours

What time does Cardinal Apiaries open?

Cardinal Apiaries opens at 5:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Cardinal Apiaries close?

Cardinal Apiaries closes at 8:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 5:30 AM - 8:30 PM

Outdoor Amenities

Does Cardinal Apiaries have parking?

Yes, Cardinal Apiaries has parking options.

From the Business

Specialties

We are your source for Certified Naturally Grown raw wildflower honey in Stafford County and Fredericksburg, Virginia. Our honey can be ordered via our online store, and our farm stand is stocked with honey and seasonal vegetables from our garden.

History

Established in 2014.

Our homestead was established when our family moved to Stafford County in 2014. We have honey bees, pasture fed chickens, vegetable gardens, a vineyard, and the beginnings of a fruit orchard. Our family is excited to share our harvest with our neighbors in Stafford County and Fredericksburg.

Meet the Business Owner: Pete B.

Pete grew up helping his father keep bees, and bought his first colonies as a teenager more than 20 years ago. After obtaining an education and starting a career, Pete settled in Virginia where he met and married his sweetheart. Pete renewed his interest in beekeeping and together with his wife took up the hobby. Pete is a past Vice President of the Loudoun Beekeeper association and currently mentors several novice beekeepers in Loudoun and Stafford counties. He is working toward a Master Beekeeper certificate from University of Montana.