Super Bee Orchard

Our take

The short version

Super Bee Orchard, north of Omaha in Fort Calhoun, is a small, family-run operation that leans into its honey production as much as its apples — the on-site market sells bee pollen, honeycomb, and homemade jams alongside whatever fruit is in season. It’s positioned as a low-key, accessible stop rather than a big agritourism park, with trees described as stroller- and small-kid-friendly. The one real gap in this record is timing: as of this research, the farm’s own Facebook page hadn’t yet posted a specific 2026 pick-your-own opening date.

Named for honey, not just apples

The “Super Bee” name isn’t incidental — the market sells bee pollen and honeycomb directly, a distinctive addition compared to most of the orchards in this research. For a visitor interested in local honey production as much as apples, that’s a genuine point of difference worth knowing about ahead of a trip.

An easy, low-key visit

Unlike some of the larger, more built-out Omaha-area operations, Super Bee is described as accessible for strollers and small kids, suggesting flatter terrain and shorter distances to the trees than a hillier or more sprawling property might require. That makes it a reasonable choice for families with very young children who might not manage a longer walk comfortably.

The timing gap, explained honestly

Here’s the most important thing to know before planning a visit: Super Bee’s own Facebook page specifically stated it would announce the exact 2026 pick-your-own opening date once it was known — and as of when this research was compiled, that date hadn’t been posted yet. Third-party listings describe a general September-through-mid-November season with daily 10am-6pm hours, which gives a rough sense of timing, but for a farm actively telling its own followers to wait for an announcement, treating that general range as a firm schedule would be a mistake. Checking the farm’s Facebook page, or calling 402-468-5265, close to your planned visit date is the right approach here.

An annual Apple Fest

The record also notes an annual “Apple Fest” hosted by the farm, though specific 2026 dates for that event weren’t confirmed either. If a festival atmosphere is part of what you’re looking for, that’s worth asking about directly when you check on the general opening date. Whether the Apple Fest happens on a single day or spans a full weekend also wasn’t specified, so treat it as a name to ask about rather than an event you can plan a whole trip around sight unseen.

Getting there

Super Bee Orchard is at 4571 US-75 in Fort Calhoun, in Washington County’s Omaha area. No precise photo or street-view marker is on file for this location, so navigate by the posted highway address rather than a generic map pin.

Bottom line

Super Bee Orchard offers a genuinely different angle than the bigger Omaha-area operations — honey alongside apples, in a low-key, family-accessible setting. The trade-off is timing uncertainty: this record can’t give you a firm 2026 opening date because the farm itself hadn’t posted one as of this research, so a Facebook check or phone call shortly before visiting is the honest, necessary step here.