Woodland Creek Honey Farm

At Woodland Creek Honey Farm, we are dedicated to doing our part of caring for creation, by practicing environmentally friendly, sustainable beekeeping. We love our bees and all of our apiaries are treated naturally. 

We currently have four apiaries all in the South Puget Sound area watch us grow!

We offer a variety of natural, raw, hive products and services, including honey extraction and processing for local beekeepers. Find us on Fa...

Doug is a Master Beekeeper living in Olympia, WA. He started keeping bees over 25 years ago, in rural Wisconsin, and completed his studies in beekeeping at the University of Montana. He is fascinated and passionate about all things bees and other pollinators. His wife, Debbie, helps with all the behind the scenes logistics and together they are both excited that this little honey business has been able to grow and produce delicious honey ...

January/ February

When February Feels Like Spring: What Unseasonably Warm Days Mean for Honey Bee Colonies in the Pacific Northwest

In the Pacific Northwest (PNW), February is traditionally a quiet month for honey bee colonies. Cold nights, cool damp days, and limited floral resources usually keep bees clustered tightly inside the traditional Langstroth hives we use, conserving energy and living off stored honey and pollen. 

But in rece...