Welcome to Golden Maple Farm!
Experience the heart of Vermont. From peaceful camping and rustic barn events to small-batch maple syrup, find your escape here.
CAMPING
Love to camp but hate the big campgrounds? We've got a spot for you! We have a few camping sites that range from no hookup tent sites to full electric, sewer, water sites. The limited number means that you can enjoy the beauty and peacefulness. Our quiet location is a the end of a dirt road. Enjoy the clear view of the mountains, the bright stars at night, and fall asleep to the trickle of the nearby brooks. Hiking trails are adjacent. Must pack in and pack out at sites. |
THE BARN
The warmth of the weathered barn boards welcomes you in. The main floor has seen many dancing feet and the walls soak in the laughter and music. This cozy space has hosted small-to-medium size events—baby and wedding showers, dances, weddings, retreats, craft days, and more. The upper floor is the main event space, originally the hay mow. A small milkhouse is being converted to a lovely bar. Acres of field and an legacy apple orchard beckon for an outdoor event! |
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THE CABIN
This cozy cabin can host a couple or small family looking to get away and unplug. It can also function as basecamp for a week or weekend spent in the outdoors. Biking, hiking, fishing, canoeing, floating, and more are on site or minutes away. ATV/UTV adventurer? You are on the trail! Leave from the cabin to explore the miles of trails winding through beautiful woods, mountain views, and easy-to-challenging terrain. Hunter? This cabin is a great spot to start and end your day. |
THE SUGARHOUSE
Warm steam. Sweetness in the air. Golden bubbles in the pan. In the sugarhouse is where we take the sap gathered from our trees and craft it into delicious maple syrup. Organic-certified ensures that we are producing the highest-quality with no additives. Outside our sugarhouse, the rolling Vermont hills are full of beautiful, majestic maple trees. In the early spring as the temperatures warm, the sap begins to run and we spend our days (& nights) collecting, boiling, and packaging nature's sweetness. |