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Looking for local maple syrup orchards and sugarworks in Southeast New York State?  There are also listings for every other state, tours, festivals, syrup making demonstrations, history, facts, related events and fun!" Scroll down this page and you will see the aall of thoses in Southeast New York State, sorted by county. ALWAYS call before you go to confirm the info, they don't always report changes to me!

And if you know of one I missed and want to add it or correct the information, please let me know!  

Updates for April 2024

April Areas with commercial maple syrup production - The new sapping season starts in late winter; typically from mid-March to mid-April in most maple-syrup producing areas, when temperatures are below freezing at night and above freezing during the day. Tours usually begin in early Spring! That's a great time to visit a maple sugar orchard or sugarworks and see a sugaring demonstration; watch them make maple syrup!

Where are Maple Syrup farms/orchards/sugarworks, etc.? Well, they're not in Hawaii or Florida, for sure. They are concentrated in the northeast and upper midwest in the US and the eastern half of Canada, even though maple trees do grow in the northwest. That's why the areas below (in states outside of the Northeast and Midwest) have no listings! Although, there is research to develop trees that can produce sap/syrup in warmed climates.

Maple Syrup listings, by county

Click on Resources above, if you need a county map

Columbia County

Dutchess County

  • Fresh Air Fund Maple Farm -
    436 Van Wyck Lake Road, Fishkill, NY 12524. Phone: (845) 897-4320. Email: tstanley@freshair.org. This year’s Sugar Maple Celebration will take place on March 26th from 10am to 4pm at The Sharpe Reservation’s Camp Hidden Valley.  The Maple Celebration is a day to celebrate spring’s arrival and share the beauty of the environment and the outdoors with our community! Each year, 800-1300 people attend this family fun day. This celebration of spring and maple syrup has activities and crafts for kids, a vendor hall full of local goods, the opportunity to see an out of this world planetarium show, learn how to make maple syrup, and of course sample some of Sharpe Reservation’s syrup. This is a free event, with items for purchase. Bringing cash is highly recommended.
  • Soukup Farm -
    271 Halls Corners Road, Dover Plains, NY 12522. Phone: (845) 264-3137. Email: jsoukup4@gmail.com.
    Soukup Farm Facebook page. Maple Weekend - Usually the last two weekend in March. Small guided tours through our sugarhouse. Learn how sap becomes Soukup Farms maple syrup!!

Greene County

Orange County

Otsego County

Putnam County

Rockland County

Sullivan County

Ulster County

  • Corey's Sugar Shack -
    105 Hawleys Corners Rd, Highland, NY 12528. Phone: (845) 943-8013. Email: debracorey@optonline.net.
    Corey's Sugar Shack Facebook page.
  • Minnewaska State Park Preserve - Maple Sugaring for Families
    5281 Route 44-55, Kerhonkson, NY 12446. Phone: (845) 255-0752. Open: Friday, March 29, 2024 from 1 pm to 3 pm. Join Park Preserve educators and other families to experience the magic that is maple sugaring. In our area, mid-February to mid-March is when sap is typically collected for producing maple syrup. If the sap is flowing on the day of the program, each child will be able to taste maple sap. Additionally, each child will be able to taste-test maple syrup and a type of maple candy. This program is recommended for children between the ages of seven to ten years old, accompanied by a parent or guardian over the age of 18. Well-behaved younger siblings capable of participating are welcome to join us. Meet in the Lower Parking Area. Pre-registration is required by calling the Lake Minnewaska Visitor Center at 845-255-0752.
    Registration: Required.
  • Minnewaska State Park Preserve - Sugaring Off
    Minnewaska State Park Preserve, 5281 Route 44-55, Kerhonkson, NY 12446. Phone: (845) 255-0752. Open: Saturday, April 6, 2024 from 11 AM to 4 PM. 18th Century Style at the Senate House State Historic Site. Collecting maple sap and boiling it down to sugar has been a long-standing tradition in North America. Indigenous Peoples in the northeast first collected the sap, boiled it into sugar, and used it in their cooking. When European colonists arrived, they learned how to process the sap from Indigenous Peoples. It was used as a sweetener, in place of expensive cane sugar, in a variety of foods including oatmeal, sausage, and baked goods. Join the staff of Senate House State Historic Site to celebrate the maple season for its annual Sugaring Off event. Activities include boiling maple sap into syrup, maple crafts, meat smoking, and hearthside cooking. Local militia units will also be on-site demonstrating camp-life during the 1700s. Mark Rust will be providing musical entertainment, including a variety of musical instruments such as the banjo, violin, guitar, and spoons. This is a free, family-friendly event! Nick Martin, Park Preserve Educator, will join Senate House staff in Kingston for this program and will be making maple candy for participants to enjoy. This is a walk-in program; no registration is necessary. For more information, contact the Senate House State Historic Site directly at 845-338-2786.
  • New Beginnings Farmstead LLC -
    2585 Rt 209,, Kingston, NY 12401. Phone: (845) 430-8521. Email: elisa@newbeginningsfarmstead.com.
    New Beginnings Farmstead LLC Facebook page.
  • Platte Creek Maple Farm -
    808 Glasco Turnpike, Saugerties, NY 12477. Phone: (845) 417-8888. Email: plattecreekmaplefarm@gmail.com.
    Platte Creek Maple Farm Facebook page.
  • The Ashokan Center -
    477 Beverkill Road, Olivebridge, NY 12461. Phone: (845) 657-8333 x10. Email: lisa.hurley@Ashokancenter.org.
    The Ashokan Center Facebook page.

Westchester County

 

 


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