25 Years of Success for Stone House Farm

SHARON SPRINGS —The Sap House at Stone House Farm in Sharon Springs is BACK next weekend starting on Saturday, February 1st for their 25th Season of these beloved weekend Pancake breakfasts!

This tradition, ‘Pancakes in the Sap House at Stone House Farm’, is loved and enjoyed by many! With all-you-can eat pancakes, maple leaf shaped waffles, maple sausages, coffee, maple milk, orange juice, and all the maple fixings like maple syrup, maple butter, and maple sugar there is something for everyone! Don’t forget all the maple products for sale afterwards too!

With fresh maple syrup from last year to start, the sap will begin boiling right in the Sap House once the sap runs and the smell is really something to experience for yourself! The sap starts running as early as February and as late as March, or whenever the days get warm and the nights stay cold.

The wonderful family behind Stone House Farm, The Everett’s, have been there since 1964. Tim and Patti Everett took over the farm in 1986, and in 1994 The Everett’s started selling maple products on the farm. Then in 2001, the couple decided to take it another step by opening up and serving the community these special breakfasts each year. 

Stone House Farm currently operates a 5,000+ tap maple syrup operation with a wood-fired evaporator inside the Sap House. It's a family business as Tim & Patti's daughters and their families also help out, making it all possible. Each time you visit, there are several generations working together! They were also able to expand the dairy side of their business a little over a year ago and now have a total of 60 Jersey milk cows that are milked in a DeLaval robot.  

Mark your calendars for the opening weekend of ‘Pancakes in the Sap House at Stone House Farm’ next Saturday, February 1st! These breakfasts will run for 12 weekends with Saturday, April 19th being their last day. 

Remember: Breakfast hours are Saturdays & Sundays from 8:00 AM until 1:00 PM and it is cash only. Just like many businesses, this family-run operation has had to raise its rates for the first time in many many years. The new rates for this delicious All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast are: $13.00 per person, with a generous discount of $11.00 for Senior Citizens and just $6.00 for small children.

The Everett’s of Stone House Farm welcome everyone to taste AND learn about maple syrup production February through April, during the traditional sap season. The Sap House at Stone House is located at 305 Lynk Road, Sharon Springs, NY 13459. For more information, please contact (518) 284-2476 or visit www.thesaphouseatstonehousefarm.com.