Maple Lane Farm is a USDA Certified Organic farm run by Kristine and Paul Stecker on Menard Road at Cabot, Vermont.
British White cattle are the heart of the place, grazing its pastures, while the farm's own sugarhouse turns sap from their maple trees into pure Vermont maple syrup.
The farm store sells the maple syrup and occasional beef from the herd, alongside raw milk from the farm's Jersey cows, and the family also sell registered British White breeding stock. In season you can pick your own raspberries, with picking days and hours posted on the farm's Facebook page. The farm is open daily from 7am to 7pm.
785 Menard Rd, Cabot, Vermont
Open daily, 7am to 7pm
5.0
From 9 reviews
The farm is beautiful and it was so neat to learn about how they make the syrup. Very welcoming and informative. To top it off, the syrup is amazing and excellent priced!
Absolutely beautiful raspberry picking experience: owners very friendly and the raspberries were so abundant and tasty! My sister and I took our 3 kids and we had so much fun picking and tasting. Beautiful location and great price per pint. We picked 8 in total- We'll be eating yummy VT raspberries during the depths of winter!
This is incredible place to pick red raspberries. Kris and Paul are awesome. Raspberries are organic and priced right. It is worth the trip going back today.To pick again.
This is an amazing place for u-pick organic berries! The raspberries are dripping off the bushes right now - so delicious! The Stecker family are wonderful hosts and stewards of their land. They have delicious beef and maple syrup for sale too.
Top of the line products, service, and a beautiful spot.
The best impromptu stop I’ve ever done! Paul could not have been more welcoming. Quality of products is incredible and their grounds are beautiful. Next time I’m in the area, I’ll be making a stop — this time, very consciously: )
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
It's is an amazing local farm. Paul was a wonderful guide. We had a great time learning about their dairy, beef, and maple syrup.
