Where can I buy local honey in Columbia, South Carolina?

Homestead Farmers Market at 9201 Two Notch Road, Suite A, which the state agriculture site lists as selling honey, and Sassafras Bee and Honey Farm at 329 Corine Drive in West Columbia.

What kinds of honey are sold near Columbia?

Sassafras sells extracted, chunk and comb honey, which are forms rather than floral varieties. A floral type for Columbia is unverified, and lowcountry names such as tupelo and gallberry are not assigned to the city.

When is Homestead Farmers Market open?

The state listing gives April to October, Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. Confirm before a long drive, since listings change.

Find Local Honey in Columbia, South Carolina

South Carolina's own agriculture site lists honey among the products at Homestead Farmers Market on Two Notch Road, and lists a West Columbia bee farm that sells extracted, chunk and comb honey. Columbia sits on the fall line, so the lowcountry honey names that fit Charleston do not belong here.

Local Honey Varieties

Extracted, chunk and comb honey are forms, not floral varieties, and both come from the West Columbia listing. A floral type for Columbia is unverified. Because Columbia sits on Clemson's fall line, the lowcountry names that apply to Charleston's side of the state are not assigned here.

Where to Buy

Homestead Farmers Market, 9201 Two Notch Road, Suite A, Columbia, SC 29223, listed as April to October, Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. Sassafras Bee and Honey Farm, 329 Corine Drive, West Columbia, SC 29172, sells seasonally.

Shops and markets on this page

Homestead Farmers Market — South Carolina Department of Agriculture roadside-market listing with the Two Notch Road address, its season and its daily hours.
Sassafras Bee and Honey Farm — State agritourism listing for a West Columbia farm selling extracted, chunk and comb honey.

When to Buy Local Honey in Columbia

Homestead Farmers Market is listed as April to October, Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. Sassafras sells seasonally. A Columbia harvest calendar is unverified.

How We Checked This Page

Checked on 2026-10-07 against the two South Carolina Department of Agriculture listings. Homestead's honey appears as a product-list entry, not against a named beekeeper, and the same page's embedded nearby-market cards are not Homestead's own schedule.

Before You Go

Call Homestead before a weekend trip, since a state listing is a snapshot rather than a schedule. At Sassafras, ask which forms are in stock; extracted, chunk and comb honey all sit under one seasonal line.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy local honey in Columbia, South Carolina?: Homestead Farmers Market at 9201 Two Notch Road, Suite A, which the state agriculture site lists as selling honey, and Sassafras Bee and Honey Farm at 329 Corine Drive in West Columbia.
What kinds of honey are sold near Columbia?: Sassafras sells extracted, chunk and comb honey, which are forms rather than floral varieties. A floral type for Columbia is unverified, and lowcountry names such as tupelo and gallberry are not assigned to the city.
When is Homestead Farmers Market open?: The state listing gives April to October, Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. Confirm before a long drive, since listings change.

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