HILLSBURGH – Elliott Tree Farm owner Derek Elliott holding his bottle of pure maple syrup on May 19. Originally located in St. Jacobs, the Maple Syrup Museum of Ontario has found a new home at the Elliott Tree Farm in Hillsburgh, which includes a maple production facility and 200+ year old sugar maples.
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The Maple Syrup Museum of Ontario. Old methods – Tools dating back to the 1800’s adorn the walls in the museum. Photo by Tristan Clark.
The museum is open every weekend where visitors can learn about the cultural and historical significance of Ontario’s maple syrup production. Elliott Tree Farm also offers seasonal maple syrup experiences and other activities.
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Pure maple syrup – Elliott Tree Farm’s golden maple syrup, sold at the museum and farm. Photo by Tristan Clark