SPRING 2026 | Mid-Western Living | 25 SPRING AWAKENS: THE SEASON OF THE BEE From live bees and seasonal honey to mead tastings, honey ice cream and mini putt putt, Mudgee Honey Haven is a sweet stop. As spring arrives in Mudgee, the region begins to wake in colour. Orchards burst into blossom, gardens come alive and the gentle hum of bees becomes part of the soundtrack of the season. It is a beautiful time of year in the region, but it is also one of the busiest for our smallest workers. Visitors can enjoy free honey tastings and discover seasonal varieties, including Red Ironbark and Eucalyptus honey. There is also in-house made honey ice cream, sparkling mead tastings and free mini putt putt, making it a fun stop for families, visitors and locals looking for something a little different this season. Whether you are calling in for a sweet treat, stocking up on local honey, learning more about bees or simply enjoying a relaxed spring outing, Honey Haven offers something for every age. Every visit is a chance to slow down, discover something new and appreciate the remarkable world of bees, one taste, one story and one blossom at a time. Spring at Honey Haven • Free honey tastings • In-house made honey ice cream • Free mini putt putt • Sparkling mead tastings • Seasonal honey At Honey Haven, every visit offers a chance to slow down, discover something new and appreciate the remarkable world of bee - one taste, one story and one blossom at a time. Visit Mudgee Honey Haven: 2 Hill End Rd, Mudgee 02 6372 4478 mudgeehoneyhaven.com.au @mudgeehoneyhaven Did you know? One bee may visit more than 5,000 flowers in a single day. A teaspoon of honey represents the lifetime's work of around 12 bees. Bees communicate by dancing. Around one-third of the food we eat depends on pollinators. including Red Ironbark and Eucalyptus varieties
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