A LOVE OF BEES. A SENSE OF PLACE.
Small creatures.
A whole lot of heart.
Behind every jar, there’s a family, a remarkable little colony, and a place we’re glad to call home.
MEET DOUG & DEBBIE
A shared life.
A sweeter calling.
Doug’s beekeeping story began in rural Wisconsin. That early fascination grew into years of experience, study at the University of Montana, and his work as a Master Beekeeper in Olympia.
Debbie brings the behind-the-scenes care that keeps the honey business moving. Together, they’ve built Woodland Creek around a love of bees and the pleasure of bringing local honey to their community.
It’s a small family business with a wider purpose. Their work also supports Living Water International and its mission to help people access clean drinking water.
ROOTED CLOSE TO HOME
The place
in every jar.
Our raw honey comes from our own apiaries in South Puget Sound. It’s one of the things that makes Woodland Creek honey feel so close to home.
Explore the honeySHARING WHAT WE KNOW
Good neighbors.
Better beekeepers.
From mentoring and instruction to extraction, pollination and swarm removal, Woodland Creek also supports the people who care for bees.
Explore beekeeping servicesA LITTLE MOMENT OF GOLD
Goodness,
in good hands.
A short visual ode to honey. Take a moment to enjoy the journey.
A SWEETER KIND OF LOCAL
Your next jar
is closer than you think.
Find your honey. Arrange a time.
Pick it up right here in Olympia.