Maple Syrup in NH

We welcome visitors to our sugar house throughout the maple sugaring season (March), or by appointment during the rest of the year. Please call first to check on boiling times when we will be in the sugar house. As part of the Kearsarge Maple Festival, we are open on Maple Weekend from 10-4 Saturday and Sunday. Stop by our sugar Read more...

Our family has been producing pure New Hampshire maple syrup at our 100 acre hill farm In Orford, NH since 1866. We are the fifth generation to farm here and we still produce maple syrup the old fashioned way, collecting sap from buckets at each tree and boiling the sap in a wood-fired evaporator. We have 500 taps and produce Read more...

Located in Chester NH! Open weekends through the sugaring season for tours 12-4pm. Visitors are greeted with the unmistakable, sweet aroma of maple syrup being boiled when they come through our door. Samples are always on hand for tasting and Brian explains the whole process from sap to syrup while he’s making ours. If you come in part way through Read more...

Maple Syrup in NH The New Hampshire Maple Producers Association celebrates 75 years of dedication to the promotion of New Hampshire’s sugarhouses as well as the maple sugar produced. Hosted by the New Hampshire Maple Producers Association, the annual Maple Sugaring Month runs March 9 through March 31 spanning over four weekends. During this time, sugar makers open their doors Read more...

Located at 153 Middleton Rd in New Durham New Hampshire Rising Sweetness Sugar Shack is a 1940’s sugar shack being brought back to life! We Produce wood fired maple syrup with a respect for tradition, as well as a full line of other maple products. While we don’t run regular hours, we always welcome visitors during the sugar season when Read more...

Sunnyside Maples is a traditional New Hampshire sugaring business operated on the same site for over 60 years by the Moore family. Located just south of the Lakes Region on Route 106 in Loudon, our sugaring season begins in late February, when the warm days approaching spring offset the chill of late winter nights. For the next few weeks, work Read more...