Where is the Pineapple Patch in Bee Swarm Simulator? A Complete Guide to Finding It

Need to find the Pineapple Patch in Bee Swarm Simulator? This guide covers location, requirements, shortcuts, and dangers. Updated for 2026.

Introduction: Why Finding the Pineapple Patch Matters

If you’ve been exploring Bee Swarm Simulator for any length of time, you’ve probably heard whispers about a remote field filled with white flowers, tough enemies, and rare loot. That’s the Pineapple Patch – a mid-to-late-game zone that’s easy to miss if you don’t know the exact route. Knowing where is the pineapple patch in bee swarm simulator is more than just a curiosity; it’s essential for players who want to farm white pollen efficiently, defeat the Mantis boss for the first time, or unlock the nearby shops.

Where is the pineapple patch in bee swarm simulator? It’s tucked away behind the Bamboo Field, past a 10-Bee Gate, and up a steep slope. But the journey involves multiple gates, mobs that can one-shot low-level bees, and a confusing layout. In this guide, we’ll break down every step, every shortcut, and every trick so you can reach the Pineapple Patch without losing your progress.

Requirements for Reaching the Pineapple Patch

Before you set out, make sure your hive meets these prerequisites:

Requirement	Details
Bee Count	At least 10 bees in your hive. The 10-Bee Gate requires 10 active bees to open.
Level	Recommended hive level of 7+ for survival. Mantis and Rhino Beetle can kill bees quickly.
Slingshot Access	Optional but highly recommended. Unlock the slingshot from the Pro Shop for 25,000 honey.
Backpack Capacity	A medium or large backpack helps with collecting the large White Flowers.
Healing Items	Bring at least 3–5 Tier 1 or Tier 2 healing items (e.g., Strawberry, Blueberries).

From player experience, many new players attempt the run with only 10 level-1 bees and get wiped by the Rhino Beetle in the Bamboo Field. Community reports suggest having at least a handful of level 8+ bees or a gifted bee with combat boosts to make the trip safer.

Step-by-Step Path to the Pineapple Patch

Follow these steps exactly. Any detour can trigger a Rhino Beetle or Mantis spawn, ending your run.

Step 1: Start at the Player Center (Spawn Area)

From the main spawn point, head east toward the Red and Blue fields. You’ll see the first gate.

Step 2: Pass Through the 5-Bee Gate

The first gate you encounter is the 5-Bee Gate. Since you need 10 bees total, this will already be open. Continue straight.

Step 3: Enter the Bamboo Field

After the 5-Bee Gate, you’ll enter the Bamboo Field. Watch out for Rhino Beetles that patrol this area. They have high health and deal significant damage.

Step 4: Climb the First Slope

At the back of the Bamboo Field, there is a grassy slope leading upward. Climb it.

Step 5: Second Slope and the 10-Bee Gate

At the top of the first slope, you’ll see another slope to the right. Climb that as well. At the very top is the 10-Bee Gate. If you have at least 10 bees, it will open.

Step 6: Spot the Sub Shop

Immediately after the gate, you’ll see a new building on the left – this is the Sub Shop (or Pineapple Sub Shop). The Pineapple Patch is to your right, in the far corner of the map.

Step 7: Enter the Pineapple Patch

Walk to the right until you see a large open area with tall yellow-and-green plants. That’s the Pineapple Patch. Be ready for the Mantis – it spawns near the center.

Here’s a visual table of the gates and distance markers:

Landmark	Gate Required	Distance from Start	Danger Level
Spawn	None	0	Low
5-Bee Gate	5 bees	~50 blocks	Low
Bamboo Field	None (pass through)	~120 blocks	Medium (Rhino Beetle)
First Slope	None	~170 blocks	Low
Second Slope	None	~200 blocks	Low
10-Bee Gate	10 bees	~230 blocks	None
Sub Shop	None	~250 blocks	Low
Pineapple Patch	None (arrived)	~300 blocks	High (Mantis & Rhino Beetle)

Shortcuts: Using the Slingshot to Skip the Walk

If you have the Slingshot item (purchased from the Pro Shop for 25,000 honey), you can shortcut directly to the Pineapple Patch. This is by far the fastest method and avoids the dangerous Bamboo Field.

How to Use the Slingshot Shortcut

Equip your slingshot from the inventory.
Stand on the edge of the cliff near the 10-Bee Gate (or anywhere above the Bamboo Field).
Aim the slingshot toward the Pineapple Patch icon on the map (you can see it faintly if you have the Pineapple Patch unlocked).
Fire yourself across the gap – you’ll land right inside the patch.

Note: The slingshot launch consumes honey (around 500–1,000 per use). It’s a small price to pay for safety. Many veteran players use this method exclusively.

Dangers in the Pineapple Patch: Mantis and Rhino Beetle

Once you arrive, you’re not safe. Two aggressive mobs spawn here:

Enemy	Health (estimated)	Damage per Hit	Special Ability
Mantis	~5,000 HP	50–80	Leaps long distances; can one-shot low-level bees
Rhino Beetle	~3,000 HP	30–50	Charges in a straight line; knocks back bees

Based on community reports, the Mantis is the deadlier of the two. Its leap can cover almost the entire field, and it often appears right when you start collecting flowers. To survive:

Keep your bees spread out – don’t cluster them.
Use healing items immediately when your health bar flashes.
If you’re low level, defeat the Mantis by first luring it to the edge of the field, then running away and attacking from range.
For Rhino Beetles, sidestep whenever they start charging.

Player experience suggests that the Mantis can be “stunned” by using a Beequip that inflicts Slow or Stun. If you have a Bee with the Focus ability, it helps your bees hit more often.

What to Collect and Do in the Pineapple Patch

The field is rich with White Flowers (approximately 70% of blooms) and Pineapples (the field’s namesake fruit). Here’s a quick loot table:

Resource	Pollen Type	Rarity	Use
Pineapple	White	Common	Converts to honey; used in certain crafting recipes
White Flower	White	Common	High pollen yield for white-focused bees
Rare Flower (White)	White	Rare	Drops from Mantis; used for quests
Pineapple Seed	N/A	Uncommon	Plantable in the garden (if you have the gardening update)

Also, the Sub Shop near the entrance sells exclusive items like the Pineapple Sub (food for bees) and possibly a cosmetic. Check it after you’ve secured the area.

Tips for Farming the Pineapple Patch Efficiently

Bring a White Pollen Boosting Bee: Bees like Vicious Bee (with its white pollen boost) or Gummy Bee can massively increase your yield.
Use Coconut or Dandelion Field gear: The Coconut Canister or Dandelion Field gear gives area-of-effect collection that works well in the patch’s dense flora.
Defeat the Mantis multiple times: It respawns every few minutes; farming it drops the rare white flowers needed for the “White Flower Quest” from the Black Bear.
Watch for Roaming Rhino Beetles: They often wander in from the Bamboo Field, so always keep an eye on your minimap.
Bring a Royal Jelly: If your bees are low level, you can convert a common bee into a gifted one for a stat boost right there (using Royal Jelly from your inventory).

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Pineapple Patch in Bee Swarm Simulator exactly?

The Pineapple Patch is located in the far northeast corner of the map, past the Bamboo Field and the 10-Bee Gate. It’s the field with the large yellow pineapples and white flowers. You can see its icon on the minimap once you have 10 bees.

Can I reach the Pineapple Patch without 10 bees?

No. The 10-Bee Gate is the only physical entrance (without using exploits). If you have fewer than 10 bees, the gate will not open. The slingshot shortcut also requires you to have passed through the gate at least once to see the location on the map, so you must have 10 bees initially.

What should I do if I die inside the Pineapple Patch?

If you die, you’ll respawn at your hive and need to run back. To avoid losing your pollen, try to collect as much as you can and convert at the Sub Shop (located right next to the field) before engaging enemies. Alternatively, use a Honey Mark item to mark your spot so you can return quickly.

Is the Pineapple Patch the same as the Pumpkin Patch?

No. The Pumpkin Patch is a different field near the 35-Bee Gate, requiring a much higher bee count. The Pineapple Patch is mid-game (10 bees), while the Pumpkin Patch is late-game. Both have white flowers, but the Pineapple Patch is smaller and has a lower-level Mantis boss.

For more detailed info on all fields, visit the official Bee Swarm Simulator Wiki – it’s constantly updated with patch notes and community findings.