The best kind of farm store - very close to town, tons of nice local gifts for sale, a nice area to sit and relax out back, and a delicious, perfectly textured, boldly flavored maple creemee! The staff were so nice to let me order off menu - the tiny cone was plenty of ice cream, and I was able to top it with cookie pieces instead of sprinkles to get extra flavor and a crunch texture!
Connie Coburn
Great atmosphere and clerks but high priced as far as maple syrup.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Rodney Jenks
While touring northern Vermont, don't miss this place! You can see how maples syrup is made and buy souvenirs or syrup at reasonable prices.We got lucky and saw them boiling sap in syrup. The guys answered all of our questions. Great place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
J. Gregory Gerdel
Everything special about maple syrup production in Vermont, including on-site sap boiling during the season. An extensive retail shop, mail order services, and the famous maple creamees, soft serve - not to mention the goats who are always ready for some snacks available in the store.Kid-friendliness: From the sugaring exhibits to maple creamees, personable goats, books, toys, puzzles, and stuffed animals, children find the Morse Farm delightful.
Recommended dishes: Sugar on Snow, Maple Ice Cream
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It's a classic example of a Tourism centered Sugar Shack, except they do feature a lot of educational and art related experiences if you're interested in those.They have a float of the State House parked under a roof near the lower parking area, and there's a lot of parking available... But remember to wear mud boots if you park in the lower area since it's pretty muddy around this time of year. There's a lot of folk art and photo opportunities available too.I had the Maple Cremee in a waffle Come, and it's a pretty large sized serving, enough so that you will feel full just with the large Cremee alone, even if you haven't eaten yet. At just barely over $10 for both a Baby size and a Large Cremee, the pricing is pretty good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Waffle Cone, Maple Ice Cream
Ariane Martins
Nice little farm but maybe more fun in spring. We didn’t see any animals as other people in the comment section. (where were the goats?!)Mr Morse (forgot his first name) was really funny in the video and all the little jokes around the farm are really enjoyable.The cremee was delicious for only 3$.I hoped the tour was a real guided tour but nothing were going on at the farm at this time.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Ann Woodward
Cool place to visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Maple Ice Cream
Marie N.
We arrived 5 minutes to closing on a Sunday and the staff was pleasant and patient. Did not rush us at all. The vibe was super "Vermont" with wooden finishes and ample maple syrup knickknacks to take home. It was beautiful. The ice cream choices was easy. THERE IS ONLY ONE! Lol maple ice cream which was delicious!the staff was sweet enough to share another local find where we got some yummy apple cider donuts. The local love was evident! Must go. :)
Sandra M.
As a native vermonter, Morse Farm is my go to for maple creemees, goats, blueberry picking, and sugar on snow. I always pick up some extra bottles of maple syrup for gifts as well. Could not recommend more
Laurel Poeton
Best maple creamies in the WORLD! Best Maple Syrup on the PLANET! Fantastic Vermont goods everywhere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ice-Cream Sundae, Waffle Cone, Maple Cotton Candy, Ice Cream Cone, Chocolate and Maple Twist Creamee
A visit to Morse Farm is the quintessential Vermont experience. The brief tour/introduction about making maple syrup and maple syrup tasting are so well done. We came in during a rainy day with only a small crowd but the staff still greeted us warmly and showed us around. Great place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer Baker
This is the third time visiting this family-runned business. It's just an amazing place to be. Our guide was absolutely hilarious and he did a wonderful job teaching us all about Maple Syrup farming. A must-see when in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Emma H.
Surprisingly deserted on a Saturday in November, so most of the tastings and attractions/tour elements were unmanned. The store was open and gifting free small maple creamees, but since the shop was only stocked with cheap touristy items and not much worth buying, we were in and out in minutes and regretted the detour.
Kate S.
It was cute and good but nothing to go out of your way for! We wish we got the swirled creamis separately because we couldn't really taste the difference in maple and pumpkin it was just all pumpkin!
The best kind of farm store - very close to town, tons of nice local gifts for sale, a nice area to sit and relax out back, and a delicious, perfectly textured, boldly flavored maple creemee! The staff were so nice to let me order off menu - the tiny cone was plenty of ice cream, and I was able to top it with cookie pieces instead of sprinkles to get extra flavor and a crunch texture!
Great atmosphere and clerks but high priced as far as maple syrup.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
While touring northern Vermont, don't miss this place! You can see how maples syrup is made and buy souvenirs or syrup at reasonable prices.We got lucky and saw them boiling sap in syrup. The guys answered all of our questions. Great place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Everything special about maple syrup production in Vermont, including on-site sap boiling during the season. An extensive retail shop, mail order services, and the famous maple creamees, soft serve - not to mention the goats who are always ready for some snacks available in the store.Kid-friendliness: From the sugaring exhibits to maple creamees, personable goats, books, toys, puzzles, and stuffed animals, children find the Morse Farm delightful.
Recommended dishes: Sugar on Snow, Maple Ice Cream
It's a classic example of a Tourism centered Sugar Shack, except they do feature a lot of educational and art related experiences if you're interested in those.They have a float of the State House parked under a roof near the lower parking area, and there's a lot of parking available... But remember to wear mud boots if you park in the lower area since it's pretty muddy around this time of year. There's a lot of folk art and photo opportunities available too.I had the Maple Cremee in a waffle Come, and it's a pretty large sized serving, enough so that you will feel full just with the large Cremee alone, even if you haven't eaten yet. At just barely over $10 for both a Baby size and a Large Cremee, the pricing is pretty good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Waffle Cone, Maple Ice Cream
Nice little farm but maybe more fun in spring. We didn’t see any animals as other people in the comment section. (where were the goats?!)Mr Morse (forgot his first name) was really funny in the video and all the little jokes around the farm are really enjoyable.The cremee was delicious for only 3$.I hoped the tour was a real guided tour but nothing were going on at the farm at this time.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Cool place to visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Maple Ice Cream
We arrived 5 minutes to closing on a Sunday and the staff was pleasant and patient. Did not rush us at all. The vibe was super "Vermont" with wooden finishes and ample maple syrup knickknacks to take home. It was beautiful. The ice cream choices was easy. THERE IS ONLY ONE! Lol maple ice cream which was delicious!the staff was sweet enough to share another local find where we got some yummy apple cider donuts. The local love was evident! Must go. :)
As a native vermonter, Morse Farm is my go to for maple creemees, goats, blueberry picking, and sugar on snow. I always pick up some extra bottles of maple syrup for gifts as well. Could not recommend more
Best maple creamies in the WORLD! Best Maple Syrup on the PLANET! Fantastic Vermont goods everywhere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ice-Cream Sundae, Waffle Cone, Maple Cotton Candy, Ice Cream Cone, Chocolate and Maple Twist Creamee
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Best maple syrup. This is not a restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A visit to Morse Farm is the quintessential Vermont experience. The brief tour/introduction about making maple syrup and maple syrup tasting are so well done. We came in during a rainy day with only a small crowd but the staff still greeted us warmly and showed us around. Great place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is the third time visiting this family-runned business. It's just an amazing place to be. Our guide was absolutely hilarious and he did a wonderful job teaching us all about Maple Syrup farming. A must-see when in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Surprisingly deserted on a Saturday in November, so most of the tastings and attractions/tour elements were unmanned. The store was open and gifting free small maple creamees, but since the shop was only stocked with cheap touristy items and not much worth buying, we were in and out in minutes and regretted the detour.
It was cute and good but nothing to go out of your way for! We wish we got the swirled creamis separately because we couldn't really taste the difference in maple and pumpkin it was just all pumpkin!