Trites Maples

Visit them at the Moncton Farmers Market on Saturday in the off season. You won't be disappointed! You'll want to buy more!!!! Our family has been buying from them for more than 50 years!

This was our first trip to the sugar shacks close to our home. The food was not too bad and the walk in the woods was awesome. Great way to get some time outside and finish it off with a sweet treat.

Great 15 min. Walk to get to the last cottage which served pancake with maple sirop. It is all they going to provides you, no eggs or toasts... But who cares, they presented you with great pancakes, warm smiles and a lot of great maple products. It is a place to visit from March to third week of April.

This camp is situated in the wood just outside of Moncton. We has the best breakfast with all the buckwheat pancakes you can eat with sausages homemade baked maple beans included coffee,tea or juice for 12$ Very good maple syrup made on site. You can have maple taffy on a stick on the snow outside the camp for 3$ ...u could go a couple of times for a taste. They give free tours on how maple syrup is made. The day we were there it was too cold so it was not in operation. They explain how they get the sap from the maple tree to cabin for boiling and made into that delicious maple syrup that u get to put on your pancakes . You can buy bottle of syrup , maple cones ,maple candy etc... It a lovely place for family and friends to have a great breakfast. The only negative I have to say is the kitchen is open concept so the making of the breakfast caused a lot of smoke in the camp. Service was excellent ...fast and efficient!! This was my first time and will certainly not be my last.

A faire le ventre vide car le petit déjeuner est très copieux, crêpes excellents à volonté. Bonne ambiance et le decor est tres sympa .Allez y sans crainte

What a great place to have breakfast and enjoy a bit of maple syrup!The walk to the camp lets you work up an appetite, although the road could be muddy (depends on the weather) Tremendous bilingual service in 2015 and friendly staff combined with great food quality/price ratio! We will definitively go back!

We go here every year once the maple sap runs..usually in early March. We always park our car at the main road and walk in. It in only open on the weekend. Parking can be a premium since the United Church has a all you can eat maple syrup and pancake and sausage and bake bean brunch which is also very busy. We buy our yearly supply of maple products here.A great very casual family outing with a true Maritime flavour.