Posted in North Dakota March 28, 2018 by

You Can Make Your Own Maple Syrup At This Unique Festival In North Dakota

Did you know that North Dakota can produce maple sugar? We are neighbors with Canada, after all! Not only that, but you can experience tapping trees and making your very own maple sugar at this once a year event. Keep reading to take a look at this super sweet and sugary festival.

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North Dakota's Fort Stevenson State Park will be hosting its third annual Maple Sugaring Day on April 14th, 2018.
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This event is great for all ages and will teach you all about the history of maple tapping and how to do it yourself.
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It's a super sweet day you don't want to miss. Along with maple sugar demonstrations every hour, there will also be live music and horse drawn carriage rides.
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Along with maple tapping and making syrup, you can also simply enjoy a lovely day out at the park, located near Garrison, North Dakota.
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To top it all off, the park will be hosting a pancake and sausage feed all day long so you can enjoy that fresh North Dakota maple syrup right on a delicious meal.
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The Maple Sugaring Day will take place from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Fort Stevenson State Park on April 14th, 2018. The park is located at 1252 41st Ave NW, Garrison, North Dakota.

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What’s not to love about sugary sweet maple syrup made in North Dakota? Did you know that there are quite a few other things made in the Peace Garden State that it also happens to be the very best at? North Dakota is number one, and here’s why.