Rhode Island Maple Syrup…7 Great Places!

Rhode Island Maple Syrup, Here are 7 of the Best!

Rhode Island may not have Maine or Vermont’s reputation, but don’t be mistaken; Rhode Island has fantastic maple syrup.

Here are seven places for Rhode Island Maple Syrup:

1. Salisbury Farm in Johnston has been family owned and operated since 1840. They make their own honey and maple syrup. Salisbury Farm is located at 11 Peck Hill Road in Johnston. Learn more at salisburyfarm.com.
2. Pippin Orchard produces great maple syrup, in addition to honey, apple butter, and an array of jellies, jams, and preserves. They are located at 751 Pippin Orchard Road in Cranston. Find out more here!
3. Zephyr Farm is a relatively new to the area, only opening six years ago. But they produce a wide variety of products and produce, including maple syrup and a fresh pesto. They are located at 35 Pippin Orchard Road in Cranston, and their website is zephyrfarmri.blogspot.com.
4. Appleland Orchard is, unsurprisingly, best known for its apples, but they also produce maple syrup, as well as maple candies. Appleland Orchard is located at 135 Smith Avenue in Smithfield. Their website is www.appleorchardri.com.
5. Cumberland Organics is dedicated to producing high quality organic food, including their fantastic organic maple syrup. They are located at 25 Reservoir Road in Cumberland. Learn more at facebook.com/pages/Cumberland-Organics/10150134449995045.
6. Mapleville Farm is a small farm that offers maple syrup from two local vendors, Charlie’s Sugar House from Greene and On The Lane Farm from Foster (always check site for availability).   Mapleville Farm is located in the small Burrillville village of Mapleville and they are well known for their baked goods, fresh breads and local produce. Their address is 544 Victory Highway in Burrillville. Their website can be found at maplevillefarm.com.
7. Kingston Syrup is a small venture that produces only one thing: pure maple syrup. Their farm is open Saturdays and Sundays, and is located at 1824 Mooresfield Road in South Kingston, right down the street from the Kingston Free Library.  Learn more about their Rhode Island Maple Syrup here!

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