The Cabin at the Honey Farm - BeeWeaver Honey Farm

Tiny home in Navasota, Texas

  1. 2 guests
  2. 1 bedroom
  3. 1 bed
  4. 1 bath
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars.3 reviews
Hosted by Daniel
  1. Superhost
  2. 5 years hosting

Listing highlights

On a honey farm near Navasota

On a working honey farm in Navasota with a meadery and taproom steps away

Private patio with a fire pit

A fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and patio for unwinding after a day on the farm

Cozy and peaceful, per guests

Guests describe it as peaceful and cozy, with the feel of camping but with AC and a real bed
Welcome Glampers! This cozy cabin, located in the middle of the oldest operating apiary, is a short walk away from BeeWeaver & WildFlyer. Enjoy this air-conditioned cabin, with a private shower room and bathrooms in the adjacent building available for your use. Stay for one night or a whole week! All are welcome, even your pets!

The space
BeeWeaver Honey Farm & WildFlyer Mead & Beer Co. Located at 16481 CR 319, Navasota, Texas 77868.

Lots of open space, occasional live music, tours, tastings and more!

Where you’ll sleep

What this place offers

Wifi
Free parking on premises
Pets allowed
Air conditioning
Private patio or balcony
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm

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Where you’ll be

Navasota, Texas, United States

Meet your host

Superhost
246 reviews
4.96 out of 5 average rating
5 years of hosting
My work: BeeWeaver Honey Farm
Lives in Navasota, Texas
For more than a century, honey has been running through 5 generations of the Weaver family veins. What began as side job for Binford's grandparents, Florence and Zachariah, after acquiring ten bee colonies as a wedding gift in 1888, has become a passion and livelihood for the four generations of Weavers that followed. It was Binford's father Roy's ambition and determination that set the stage for the Weaver name to be synonymous with quality bees and honey production. After learning the basics of beekeeping, Roy went on a quest for knowledge to learn more about the trade. On his first day the boss gave him two old mules, a wagon and an old farmer as a helper, and told him to extract a honey crop. Starting in the 1920’s through 1994, Weaver Apiaries produced queens, packages, and honey for customers worldwide. In the 1970’s the company added a second bee breed, the Buckfast. In 1994, Binford and Dan Weaver (2 of the 4 owners) decided to begin working towards a mite tolerant and disease resistant breed. Their partners did not want to take this step and Weaver Apiaries split into 2 companies, The R Weaver Apiaries and BeeWeaver Honey Farm. By 2000, BeeWeaver became 100% treatment free. The BeeWeaver breed, a combination of the Weaver Italian, Buckfast, SMR, and any hive that survived and thrived without chemicals became its own unique hybrid line. Today, Laura and Dan Weaver continue the BeeWeaver Honey Farm operation. Dan's work on bee selection has enabled us to keep bees like Great Grandpa did - no mite controls and chemical free. In 2016 we opened our retail beekeeping supply store and gift shop at our headquarters in Navasota. In 2020 WildFlyer Mead opened their tasting room onsite - a unique, modern, and bubbly twist to traditional mead.

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