Maple syrup in this part of the state produces some of the highest quality and quantity of syrup. Visit during sugaring season to sample maple products and learn about syrup production.
340 Hop City Road Ballston Spa, NY We have maple syrup, bourbon barrel aged maple syrup, maple cream, granulated maple sugar, molded maple leaves, and maple lollipops. We also have raw, unheated Honey when available. We have a self service … Continue reading →
Kurt & Julie Swartz 110 Ashdown Rd. Ballston Lake, NY 12019 (518) 399-4097 A fourth generation family farm since 1906, offering pastured grass fed beef, no chemicals or hormones added. Sold on per side basis with custom processing. Also wood-fired … Continue reading →
Guy Edwards 167 Tennantville Rd. Edinburg, NY 12134 (518) 863-4188 A fourth generation maple syrup operation, people are invited to come and watch them make syrup in March and early April. Syrup is available year round. Please call for hours
Continue reading →Bruce & Jim Carpenter 164 East River Dr. Lake Luzerne, NY 12822 (518) 350-4592 www.riverbendchristmastreefarm.com Est. 1967, nestled in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. Carrying a wide variety of premium Christmas trees both pre-cut and cut-your-own, as well as … Continue reading →
69 Waterview Drive
Saratoga Springs NY 12866
518-407-5903
info@saratogamaple.com
https://saratogamaple.com
Saratoga Maple produces premium maple syrup in the heart of New York’s Adirondack Mountains. Saratoga Maple products are delicious, healthy, and of the highest quality and makes a great gift.
Karl & Paul Ruger 50 Atkins Rd. Malta, NY 12020 (518) 288-8653 www.sugaroakfarms.com A family owned and operated maple syrup business, est. 2012. Known for their quality maple syrup and maple products, including maple candy. Open Maple Weekends in March … Continue reading →
Donald Monica 84 Harris Rd. Corinth, NY 12822 (518) 654-9752 Est. in 1972, 5 generations of family producing maple syrup with 2200 taps, boiling on a 6’x18’ wood fired evaporator. Retail and wholesale maple syrup, honey, and hay. Open houses … Continue reading →