Maple Syrup Days

2026 Maple Syrup Days

Saturday & Sunday, March 21 & 22, 2026

Maple Wood Nature Center 4550 E 100 S, LaGrange, IN 46761

Things to remember:

Pancake meals served both days: 7:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Syrup Store open both days: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sugar Shack open both days: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Horse-drawn wagon rides both days: 8:00 AM - 2:oo PM
Entertainment Tent open both days: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Dress for the weather. Most everything is outside!
Pancake Breakfast is CASH or CHECK ONLY. Change is limited.
- Children ages 4-11 meals are $5 each.
- Children ages 12+ and Adult meals are $10 each.
Outdoor Maple Treats are CASH ONLY. Change is limited.
- Maple Sugar Kettle Corn - $3 each (prepared by volunteers)
- Warm Sap Tea - $1 each (sponsored by Friends of LaGrange County Parks)
Syrup Store
- Real Maple Syrup - prices start at $10
- Cash & Checks are accepted
- Credit Cards are accepted - a convenience fee will be applied
- All sales are while supplies last

All listed prices are subject to change

Outside Syrup Demonstrations

Outdoor demonstrations share how you can make maple syrup at home.

Other Maple Syrup Events

Sap Run & Syrup Stroll - hosted by the Friends of LaGrange County Parks
- Saturday, March 14, 2026
- Registration/Packet pick-up begins at 9:15 am
- Start time is 10:00 am
- Registration information coming soon

Community Support

Maple Syrup Days is made possible by the generosity of local financial support. Grants received may vary and are often from one or more of the following: LaGrange County REMC Roundup, LaGrange County Community Foundation, and/or LaGrange County Community Visitors Bureau. Grant funds help us provide free entertainment, wagon rides, and interpretive services for the public to enjoy.

Friends of LaGrange County Parks have been instrumental in the success of the pancake breakfast & syrup store and offer fire-warmed sap for tea.

TriKappa LaGrange Chapter volunteers every year to make all the cotton candy in the syrup store and are great supporters in LaGrange County.

Maple Syrup Days is also made possible through the efforts of the many interpreters and volunteers who offer their time and talents -- from backyard syrup demonstrations, wagon ride storytellers, sugar shack hosts, serving breakfast, completing sales in the syrup store, making kettle corn, and more.