Funks Grove Pure Maple Sirup Farm
Nestled along the historic Route 66, Funks Grove Pure Maple Sirup Farm invites travelers to savor a taste of tradition with its exquisite, handcrafted maple syrup. This enchanting destination is steeped in rich history, offering visitors a chance to explore lush maple groves and witness the fascinating syrup-making process. With a stellar 4.8-star rating, guests rave about the friendly atmosphere and the unique opportunity to indulge in a sweet slice of Americana. Don’t miss the chance to take home a bottle of pure goodness from this iconic stop on the Mother Road!
GODZILLA - K Plummer
12 months ago"I have purchased maple syrup all over Canada, New York State,Vermont, Pennsylvania.,Wisconsin, Michigan, etc... The Syrup produced by this multi generation family business is as good if not better than an any I have enjoyed tasted anywhere anytime!!! Worth the stop worth the detour!! The maple ice cream was pure nirvana!!! sizes to fit anyone's needs..... They typically sell out for the season by late summer Open in March"
Federico Salvati
11 months ago"An amazing maple syrup farm right on the original alignment of Route 66. Be sure not to miss it and stop to have a look. The place is wonderful, and offers a large variety of maple syrup and local products. We have bought several jars of syrup to take back to our home in Italy and it was truly delicious. We would like to buy more syrup, but we were unable to get in contact with the owner :-("
Marie M
a year ago"Best Maple Sirup! You can order online/by calling and they ship for a reasonable fee. However, I like making the trip down when the season starts. The area is super interesting and it's cool to see where the sirup comes from."
Penny Black
11 months ago"What can you say about PURE MAPLE SIRIP? Once you taste the real deal, store bought just won’t do. Come, sit a spell. Enjoy homemade maple ice cream & listen to the trees tell their story. There’s no place like this."
Tim Johnson
a month ago"Best sirup I've ever had. Going to make the 3 hour trip to buy a gallon."
