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Amazing food and history!! Wish I could go back! I'm from Michigan, and I felt so welcome on this property! Very tourist friendly. I learned so much about maple in their funny and cute family video. Since it is a family owned company, they have great historical pictures too. The maple is sooo good! I had no idea about the 4 different types, and they're all so sweet and delicious. They ship the stuff internationally in house, so you know it has to be good! I plan on buying the amber, #3, for the rest of my days! The store has everything you could want!! Maple cotton candy, maple kettle corn, maple creemees (or soft serves), maple cannolis, maple cookbooks, soap, candles, ANYTHING, they have it and have it in droves. One of our favorite stops in all of Vermont!
Adrian CooperAdrian Cooper
10
This is a fun stop if you’re visiting VT that can be made into a really quick trip or you can spend a little more time there. The shop is cute and the video about the process is funny. You can walk around to see equipment, maple trees, etc. They also have restrooms available in the gift shop. We got maple creemees for the first time and they were delicious. They are pretty big so the small was more like a large to me. I could have gotten the “baby” size for sure. Unfortunately they were out of chocolate when we visited, but I was surprised that I liked the maple flavor. It’s not too strong or overpowering.
JJ
10
We had a fun day at the maple farm. We took the self guided tour of the farm - very informative on exactly how maple syrup is made and also the history of Morse Farm. We gushed over Rex and James, the family goats, and then did the maple syrup tasting. We got to meet one of the seventh generation owners. The shop is loaded with great souvenirs and of course we loaded up on maple syrup. We snacked on maple candy and had a maple creemee. Yum! They even shipped it all home for us. I took the bottle with me to my local diner and put it on my Belgian waffles.
Aleta DuvallAleta Duvall
10
They are located on a hill so you'll see a nice view of the mountains. They offer free syrup tastings and sell multiple things to eat/drink with maple syrup/sugar inside - ice cream, floats, milkshake, coffee, etc. They also sell a decent variety of local souvenir goods besides maple syrup. The staff are nice and welcoming. Tried their maple milkshake and I'll rate it as 5/5. Loved it and would get it again. They do have a real restroom but I appreciate. Not sure if a tour is offered as I had no time left but I highly recommend visiting.
Ann SAnn S
10
A little further out of the way then expected but pleasantly surprise. Some of the most gracious employees. This is an eight generation maple farm. They have a great video explaining the sugar process and the history of their company. The narrator is quite funny. They also offering tasting of the various grades of maple syrup. Be sure to check out a creamie. It was delicious! Maple flavored soft serve!! Yummy!! It was about $24 a quart of syrup.
K CK C
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Dog friendly activity! Learn about the art of making maple syrup, peruse the snacks and gifts in their shop, enjoy a snack with your pup, and feed some friendly goats! Most of all is the photogenic view over farm land perfect for photos. You can bring your dog nearly everywhere on site as long as they behave! A great place for families, couples, and dogs alike. I definitely recommend a stop here if you're visiting Montpelier, Vt!
AlexaAlexa
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1168 County Rd, Montpelier, VT 05602
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(802) 223-2740
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morsefarm.com
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