‘Tis the season for the smooth sweetness of a Canadian Classic delicacy affectionately known as liquid gold. Yes, it’s that time of year when maple syrup is flowing true and it takes centre stage on our palette, in our hearts, and in our tummies. After two long years of being on the sidelines, the Muskoka Maple Festival is back to provide plenty of opportunities for maple syrup aficionados to taste a variety of flavours, as well as inspired dishes and beverages. Taking place on Saturday, April 30 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout Main Street in Downtown Huntsville, the family-friendly festival features plenty of tasting options, live entertainment, maple syrup producers and much more. New this year for those staying overnight at local accommodations is the opportunity to enjoy Sunday Sugar Bush Tours and more live entertainment on Sunday May 1 at Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm in Huntsville. Here’s what you can expect!


Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm

Sunday May 1, 2022
12-4pm

What to Expect

Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm is a “State of the Art” maple sugaring operation located only 10 minutes south of Huntsville. Sugarbush Hill is family owned and operated by Tom and Pauline Stehr. Offering locally produced, year round sales of maple syrup, candy, cream and sugar all produced to the highest of standards, 100% pure, natural and of course always delicious.

On Sunday May 1, visitors will listen to fiddler Lea Kirstein from 1-3pm, hike the “sugarbush trail”, and view the Maple “Heritage Cabin” with antiques and artifacts for viewing. The maple shop will be open with locally made maple syrup and maple value added products including our famous “Maple Creemee’s” for purchase.

sugarbushhill.com

Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm


We’ve all been craving events like the Maple Festival to bring us together in a celebratory fashion, and now it’s time. See you all on Saturday April 30th and Sunday May 1st for the sweetest festival of the year!

Learn more about the Muskoka Maple Festival, Sunday Sugar Bush Tours and see a schedule of events and food providers at https://www.muskokamaple.ca/.

Admission to the Muskoka Maple Festival on Saturday April 30th is $5 per person for those aged 13 and up, while children ages 12 and under are free to attend.

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