We came here to check out the store and on Sunday. They had pick your berries. For like ten bucks, you had a very nice guy. He helped us with out with different fruits and stuff, and show us around and show us all the different veg and fruits. And told us old history of Maryland since we just moved here from Az. They had, and it's the summertime and the fall.It was very nice, but it was very hot. So bring lots of water to drink. read more

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The First Sunday of the month of June is when we made our first visit to Honey's Harvest Farm. Anna was a wonderful hostess, and provided an informative, educational tour of the farm, explaining so much that it was almost hard to keep the kids from falling behind, as they explored every single thing she taught them about! It was a lot of fun, and we ended it with a strawberry picking before heading into the store for a final purchase of some hibiscus lemonade and some tinctures of elixer, and some honey, of course. We thoroughly enjoyed it, and will definitely return. The First Sunday each month is apparently the one to pick, as it is filled with special tours and educational events. Anna really does a great job. read more

This place is worth the drive, amazing vendors for The first Sunday event--delicious organic products and food! Yum! The kiddos loved the farm tour too. read more

Honey's Harvest Farm - a family standing under a wooden gazebo - Honey Near Me - Lothian, Maryland

My wife and I went here becouse a fresh fish vender would be their. Their was a small barn that was bascially a head shop that also sold local honey.Their defination of local is the tristate area. Not produced at this farm.Then their was a big barn That had the fish vender.This barn was not suposed to open till 11:00 Am, no one was permitted in till 11:00am we had 20 minutes to wait. So we sat and wated, aftr 10 minutes we realized their a million cars and no people. So my wife walked to the big barn only to find it filled to the brim with all the people with a long line for the fish. She singled me to come and got in the fish line. I am handi cap and walk with a cane. By the time i got up the small hill and got in line with my wife some of the types of fih like rock fish were sold out!We got flounder,Cod and Black sea bass. when we cooked the flounder it was soggy and inedible. A google search revieled it had been frozen and quick thawed. So much for fresh! Every thing tey sold at the farm was junk you could get any place for half the price. For this business it is all about the Benjamin's. Don't waste your time on the long drive. I would also add they don't provide handicap parking yet they have a lot very close to the barns fo venders. the lot could be expanded to accommodate a dozen reserved spots, the have a lot of land. read more

Honey's Harvest Farm - Parking - Honey Near Me - Lothian, Maryland

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This farm is awesome! Great venue for a wedding! Also has some awesome classes and Sunday markets.