Where to buy local honey in South Carolina
12 farmers markets in 12 towns list honey on their USDA listing.
- Farmers Market of BlufftonBluffton, SC · Year-roundTakes SNAP/EBTOpen into winter
- Kershaw County Farmers MarketCamden, SC · April to NovemberTakes SNAP/EBT
- Conway Farmers MarketConway, SC · May to OctoberTakes SNAP/EBT
- City Center Farmers MarketFlorence, SC · Year-roundTakes SNAP/EBTOpen into winter
- Georgetown Farmers MarketGeorgetown, SC · May to OctoberTakes SNAP/EBT
- Little River Farmers MarketLittle River, SC · May to OctoberTakes SNAP/EBT
- Mount Pleasant Farmers MarketMount Pleasant, SC · April to SeptemberTakes SNAP/EBT
- Market Common Farmers MarketMyrtle Beach, SC · May to OctoberTakes SNAP/EBT
- North Myrtle Beach Farmers MarketNorth Myrtle Beach, SC · May to OctoberTakes SNAP/EBT
- The American Legion Farmers MarketSumter, SC · Year-roundTakes SNAP/EBTOpen into winter
- Surfside Beach Farmers MarketSurfside Beach, SC · May to OctoberTakes SNAP/EBT
- Union County Farm & Craft MarketUnion, SC · June to DecemberTakes SNAP/EBTOpen into winter
What to ask at the stall
Honey at a market is usually sold by the beekeeper, so you can ask what a jar won't say: where the hives are, what the bees were feeding on, whether it's raw or was heated and filtered, and when it was harvested. Most honey crystallizes in time; set the jar in warm water to make it runny again.
Listings can be out of date, and many markets don't list what they sell, so check a market's own site before you go. Honey at markets in other states
Selling honey in South Carolina?
Get a free listing on your market's page and on Google. Your regulars prepay you by Zelle, then pay at your stall with a scan.
Set up your stallFree to use. No card reader.Market details from Harvestly Markets, US Farmers Markets 2026, based on the USDA Local Food Portal, used under CC BY 4.0. Something out of date? Tell us at Help Center.