This once a year Canadian tradition doesn’t last long as winter gently eases into spring. Take a wagon ride out to the sugarbush to see how maple syrup is made. Then take a walk through the trails of the sugar maples. Here at the log farm, we only use pails on our trees, so all our sap is collected by hand. We offer a special hands-on experience for our guests. You and your family can help gather the sap around the sugarbush. The kids love running from tree to tree looking for a pail with some sap in it! Please remember that the sap flow is completely weather dependent, +5 degrees and sunny are the best days to collect.
When you visit during our sugarbush season you will also have access to the main farmyard, where you can visit with all the farm animals. We have lots of friendly animals to see, feed and touch around the farm. Along with play areas for the kids, including hay structures and sensory tables. The pioneer farmhouse will be open for self-guided tours, where you will step back in time and see what family life would have been like in the 1860s.
Make sure to dress for the weather, the entire experience is outdoors.
