NAVASOTA PRIVATE FIELD GUIDE
Your Own Private Session with the Bees!
A guided, up-close visit to a live hive in Navasota led by BeeWeaver Honey Farm, where a beekeeper explains hive biology and beekeeping practices in a screened observation deck.
Your Own Private Session with the Bees!.
At BeeWeaver Honey Farm in Navasota you move close enough to a working colony to watch bees at the comb while remaining comfortably protected inside a screened observation deck. On a Private Hive Tour a bee expert walks your group through hive anatomy, the tools and practices of beekeeping, and the biology of the honey bee—an hour-long, hands-on introduction ideal for groups of adults and children (with chaperones).
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Live Hive Viewing from a Screened Deck
Observe a live colony through the farm’s screened-in observation deck for a safe, immediate look at bees working the comb and the frames where honey and brood are raised.
Beekeeping Basics and Bee Biology
A beekeeper explains hive parts, the tools and practices used in beekeeping, and the fundamentals of honey bee biology during the live session.
Private Sessions for Any-Sized Group
Private Live Hive Tours are offered for groups of varying size, with a minimum cost covering up to 20 spots and flexibility to accommodate both adults and children (children must have chaperones).
What the day feels like
What the tour feels like
Expect a focused, hour‑max session led by a BeeWeaver expert: guests assemble at the farm’s observation area, enter the screened deck where the beekeeper walks through tools and hive structure, and watch bees at close range while learning the basics of hive management and honey bee biology.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this private tour suits—and when to look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Wear outdoor clothing suitable for farm conditions.
Dress for being outdoors and for standing inside a screened observation deck.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a Private Hive Tour?
The tour runs up to one hour maximum.
When are private tours available?
Private Hive Tours are available Tuesday–Sunday; they are typically offered from March 1 through early November, weather dependent.
Are children allowed on the tour?
Yes—children are welcome but must be accompanied by chaperones.
What is the minimum cost and group size?
There is a minimum cost for a private tour of $80, which includes up to 20 spots.
Do I need to arrive early?
Plan to arrive early; there is a 5-minute grace period for live hive events and start-to-finish times may vary based on the number of guests.
Where will the viewing take place?
Viewing is conducted from a screened-in observation deck where a BeeWeaver beekeeper leads the live hive session.