Deep in the New Hampshire Woods, Sweetness Happens
Pure New Hampshire maple syrup, handcrafted among the quiet woods and bottled with generations of family tradition.
Welcome to Dodge's Sugar Shack
Deep in the woods of Landaff, New Hampshire, we craft pure maple syrup using traditional sugaring methods passed down through generations. From tapping our maple trees in late winter to boiling sap in our evaporator, every bottle of Dodge’s Sugar Shack syrup is made with care, quality, and authentic New Hampshire flavor. Whether you’re looking for premium maple products, delicious recipes, or a chance to visit a real working sugar shack, we’re proud to share the sweetness of our woods with you.
A Note From Jeff's Sugarhouse
Summer is in full swing, fair season is here, fall is on its way and we’re already making improvements in the woods for next year’s maple season. Read Jeff’s latest update and see what we’re working on.
Pure Maple Syrup, Bottled with Tradition
Choose from a variety of handcrafted bottles–classic jugs, elegant glass bottles in a variety of motifs, and our signature Dodge’s Sugar Shack collection.
How Maple Syrup is Made
Every drop of our syrup begins in the sugar woods, where cold nights and warm days set the sap flowing. Follow each step of our sugaring process—from tapping trees, to boiling sap in our stainless steel evaporator, to filtering and bottling the final syrup.
Learn about our process of making maple syrup:
Maple Recipes to Warm Your Kitchen
Maple syrup isn’t just for pancakes. It’s a natural sweetener that brings depth and warmth to baking, cooking, and everyday favorites. Try these tested recipes for maple fudge, banana bread, glazed salmon, scones, muffins, and more.
Download our free Maple Coloring & Activity Book filled with bears, syrup jugs, puzzles, word searches, and more!
Find Dodge's Sugar Shack Near You
You can pick up our syrup right here at the shack, order by email or phone, or find our bottles at several local New Hampshire retailers.
Come See Us in Landaff, NH
Want to see how maple syrup is made? Jeff welcomes families, kids, schools, and tour groups for an authentic look inside the sugaring process. Nothing beats standing next to the evaporator when the sap is boiling!