Welcome to Serenity Acres

Nestled in the beautiful countryside of Bahama, North Carolina, our 14-acre honey farm is a peaceful retreat where nature and tradition come together. Here, our magnificent Tulip Poplar forest meets open pasture, creating the perfect environment for our honeybees to thrive.

Our Story

Serenity Acres began in 2020 when John Vargas, a North Carolina certified beekeeper, established this special place with a simple vision: to create quality honey while respecting the natural world around us. Built on a foundation of careful stewardship and genuine passion, our farm combines time-honored beekeeping practices with a deep appreciation for nature's unpredictability.

Our Approach

We believe in keeping things simple and authentic. Our honey is produced in small batches, allowing us to maintain the highest quality standards while preserving the distinctive flavors that make North Carolina honey so special. From hive to jar, we handle every step with care, ensuring that what reaches your table is pure, natural goodness.  Always in glass never in plastic!

Experience the Difference

We invite you to join us for small group honey tasting seminars held here on the farm. These relaxed gatherings offer a wonderful opportunity to sample different honey varieties and learn about the subtle differences in flavor and character that each season brings. It's a sensory experience that connects you directly to the land and the incredible work of our bees.

Our Mission

At Serenity Acres, we're committed to sustainable beekeeping practices, producing exceptional small-batch honey, and fostering education about these remarkable pollinators. We believe in sharing our knowledge and passion with others, helping to ensure that future generations will understand and protect the vital role that honeybees play in our world.

Whether you're a honey enthusiast, an educator, or simply someone who appreciates natural goodness, we welcome you to explore what Serenity Acres has to offer. Come experience the pure taste of local North Carolina honey and the simple pleasures of beekeeping.