Located in the Laurentians in Saint-Eustache, the Lalande sugar shack invites you to celebrate the sugar season. The whole team is back in the kitchen to offer you a good traditional traditional sugaring-off meal at will or in meal boxes. Established ...
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Both easy to get to and remotely located on top of a mountain, the Arthur Raymond sugar shack is proud of its long tradition and the service it has been offering since 1955. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond have turned the business over to several of their children ...
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La Cabane à Tuque is a small-scale, family-run sugar shack where tradition meets ethics with a selection of healthy, locally grown organic ingredients. The menu is 100% vegetarian and prepared on site.
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Travel back in time! La p'tite Cabane d'la Côte serves up a refined sugar-themed meal and boasts a distinctive performance hall featuring artists who specialize in Québec folk music. A ride in a horse-drawn sleigh through the woods adds to the charm, ...
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Located in St-Georges de Beauce, Québec, in the heart of the maple country, Aurélien Lessard's sugar shack is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal, taffy on snow, take a sled ride with horses and all that, the old fashionned way.
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Discover an authentic sugar shack and visit Quebec’s most fun family-owned and operated sugar bush! Chalet des Érables offers traditional meals and activities to entertain the whole family: general store, farmhouse, ride in an antique cart in the forest ...
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It is with great pleasure that the owners of the Sucrerie à l'eau d'érable welcome you in their beautiful little family-run sugar shack to share their spring traditions. There you will find many activities as well as a folk atmosphere. On Fridays and ...
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The Au milieu des champs sugar shack is rustic and welcoming. The 100% homemade menu will charm you. They are very proud of their unique menu which includes bacon, their maple-flavoured jowl sausages and their famous apple pie! Also discover the outdoor ...
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Sugar shack just 20 minutes from Québec City. All-you-can-eat traditional meal served. Purchase maple products, enjoy a horse-drawn cart ride, entertainment, dancing, games. You'll see a large mural showing the development of the sugar shack as well as ...
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