About Us

Baer Bros Maple Camp is located in Somerset County Pennsylvania within our beautiful maple woods. Originally, Baer Bros Maple Camp was on the Baer’s farm beginning in the mid 1900s as a source of syrup for personal consumption and for trading. In 1971 the camp began to morph into what it is today under the ownership of George and Bonnie Baer and their family. The camp was operated by the Baers, their family, friends, and neighboring farmers. In 2009 Mike and Sherry Lynch, neighbors and friends for many years took over the maple camp. Mike and George had a long relationship as they have known each other since early childhood, so George knew the business was in good hands. Even though ownership may have changed many of the same faces are still present today, and all the same, comradery still exits.

Today they are producing about 2,000-3,000 gallons of 100% Pure Maple syrup a year and show no signs of slowing down. They continue the tradition of making maple syrup and other products as it has been done for many years. Some knowledge just cannot come from a book, it has to come from experience and tenacity. Visit the online store today and get all the maple products your heart desires!

Two young men wearing orange shirts stand in a barn surrounded by cows, with hay scattered on the ground. The setting suggests a livestock show or farming event, highlighting agricultural activities.
Farmers market booth featuring CDL Southern PA, showcasing various maple products and equipment. Yellow-shirted staff engage with customers under a white tent, surrounded by vendor displays and grassy surroundings.
Three workers unloading a large, shiny metal equipment from a delivery truck in a snowy setting. The scene captures teamwork and equipment handling, showcasing the logistics involved in transporting heavy machinery.
Man tapping a maple tree for sap collection in a forest, surrounded by bare trees and fallen leaves, wearing a red hoodie and green cap.
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A woman inspects baked goods at a rustic outdoor market stall, with a display of maple syrup products and snacks. In the background, two individuals engage in conversation, and a woodpile is visible nearby, suggesting a cozy winter atmosphere.
Two men walking in a wooded area with fallen logs, one wearing a red shirt and the other in a bright yellow hat, while a green tractor is visible in the foreground. The scene depicts winter forestry work with snow on the ground and bare trees.
Two workers installing stainless steel chimney pipes on a metal roof, surrounded by trees. One worker is climbing on the roof while the other holds tools, demonstrating a construction or maintenance project.
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