Maple Sugaring At Drumlin Farm

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Venue:	Drumlin Farm
Dates:	Saturday, March 9, 2024 - Sunday, March 10, 2024
Hours:	Sessions from 10am - 3pm
Ages:	Infants, Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor:	Indoor, Outdoor
Cost:	$ see below
Category:	Seasonal Fun

It's maple sugaring time! Help the farmers with our first crop of the year, maple syrup. Visit the maple grove to check the taps and taste some sap as you learn how syrup is made from past to present.

Each program runs for 2 hours with sessions starting at 10:00 am.

Programs are designed for one or more adults, with one to three children per adult.

COST

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Adult Members $15 Adult Nonmembers $18 Child Members $15 Child Nonmembers $18

WEBSITE

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www.massaudubon.org/programs/drumlin-farm/90094-maple-magic

LOCATION

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South Great Road, Lincoln, MA map
Phone: (781) 259-2200

Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary
208 S Great Road
Lincoln, MA

From the north and south: Take Rt I-95 north or south to exit 26 (Rt 20, Weston/Waltham). Follow signs for Rt 20 east. At the second traffic light, take a left and follow signs for Rt 117. At the next traffic light, take a left onto Rt 117 west. Follow Rt 117 west for 4.5 miles and the sanctuary is on the left.

From the east and west: Take Rt 2 east or west to Rt 126. Turn onto Rt 126 south (Walden Pond) and follow for 2.5 miles to the intersection of Rt 126 and Rt 117. Take a left onto Rt 117 east and the sanctuary is one mile ahead on the right.

By public transportation: Take the MBTA commuter rail to Lincoln Station. Walk south one block on Lincoln Road. Cross Codman Road and continue south on Lincoln Rd to the intersection with Rt 117. Cross Rt 117, turn left and enter Drumlin Farm through the wall onto the paved path that leads to the Nature Center.

Please Note: Using GPS may direct you to Mass Audubon Headquarters offices which are across the street from Drumlin Farm and share the same address. Please look for the Drumlin Farm sign on the south side of Rt. 117.

REVIEWS

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Wow What an amazing day

OMG! We have been members of the Audubon Society for several years, and we go to Drumlin Farm often. This is the first time we have gone to this sap to syrup breakfast and all I can say is OMG! We got there early so we walked around the grounds. The staff was super nice, from parking staff to event staff. There were baby animals everywhere too! We were privileged to witness the birth of a baby goat and my 7 year old was literally in heaven! We walked to the area where the sap was boiled and there were knowledgeable and friendly staff explaining everything, from what kind of trees are sugar maples (what do they look like, their leaves, etc.) to how the sap is boiled and even providing a little taste of the boiling, almost-syrup. We then walked over to the breakfast and it was amazing! Super delicious, my picky eaters ate every yummy bite, and the staff was fabulous there too! Nothing but smiles and assistance from everyone. We then left happy and full to head over to the sugar maple tapping area, and a wonderful staff member explained the process and let us put our finger under the tap for a taste of a drop. What a wonderful day! I have taken my children to several area events featuring the sap-to-syrup process, but this one far exceeded any expectations and any other event by miles. Go to this..it's worth every penny, and it is such a fun time for all!