Ticket Pricing
Maple Fest is a ticketed event. Save by purchasing tickets online in advance.
Online: $12 per person (2 and under are free)
At the farm: $15 per person (2 and under are free)
Whats included with my ticket?
Farm Fun
Entrance to the farm, live music, play area for kids, games, and lots of photo ops!
Live Action
Each guest receives one complimentary piece of maple taffy made live, plus time to pet farm animals and enjoy tapping demonstrations.
Maple Learning
Enjoy a scenic hayride through the woods to see the trees tapped for maple syrup, or explore our walking path with educational signs along the way.
The inspiration behind O's Gold
Maple Syrup in the Making
Starting with maple syrup as a hobby on our farm 15 years ago, our maple syrup, O's Gold, has grown into a sweet treat for our customers. Discover more about our journey and process below and see some fun videos on our Instagram page.
From maple tree to table,
Learn more about how we make our maple syrup below
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Tap the Trees
In early spring, we tap all of our maple trees when the days are warm, but the nights are still cold.
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Wait for exact Temp
Now we wait until the sap reaches approximately 219°F, which is the ideal temperature for syrup. This can take days.
Collect the Sap
After the buckets have filled, we gather the sap and bring it to the sugar house.
Filter the Syrup
Use a cheesecloth to strain the syrup while it's still hot for optimal clarity. Filtering ensures a smooth texture and enhances the overall flavor of the syrup.
Boil the Sap
After the sap is gathered, we boil it for many hours. It takes 40 gallons of sap to make 1 gallon of syrup. That's a lot of sap!
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Bottle the Syrup
We filter, seal, and bottle the syrup while it is hot from boiling.
How to buy our maple syrup?
If you're looking to buy our locally made syrup, feel free to visit our office during business hours to purchase a bottle. If our farm stand is out, check the inventory there first to self serve purchase a bottle. We also offer it for sale in our cabin during the Christmas season.
