Produce Farms near Buxton, ME

Buxton

Family-run since 1954, this Buxton farm has more than 2,000 highbush blueberry bushes across two ripening varieties, open for u-pick from late July through late August. Six-pound picking pails are provided, customers can bring their own containers to be weighed at the stand, and the farm also sells honey.

Hollis

A small, privately owned u-pick blueberry farm in Hollis Center that the Bradbury family has run since the 1970s, with high-bush bushes growing right around the farmhouse. Customers pay by the pound.

Scarborough

Saco

Westbrook

Native Maine Produce & Specialty Foods distributes to commercial kitchens across Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, stocking more than 3,000 products sourced from over 140 local farms and outside suppliers. Restaurants order through a B2B portal or mobile app, with deliveries running five days a week out of the Westbrook warehouse. A curbside pickup arm, Native Maine Direct, serves smaller orders that don't need a full delivery route.

Arundel

About 1,500 highbush blueberry bushes grow pesticide-free on this Arundel farm, open for u-pick and pre-picked berries roughly 9am to 6pm in season. The farm also opens its fields for pick-your-own pumpkins later in the year.

Cornish

Pleasant View Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Pease Hill Road in Cornish, a York County hill town near the Saco River. Beyond the crop the name announces, no hours or contact details for the farm are published online.

Sanford

Established in 2009, this Sanford u-pick farm on Whichers Mill Road grows strawberries and blueberries and opens its fields for pumpkins in the fall. Open dawn to dusk daily in season, cash only.

Sebago

Crabtree's has grown six varieties of highbush blueberries on Route 107 in Sebago since 2001, staggered so picking runs mid-July through early October. They're open Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, 10 to 2, and keep a fridge stocked with pre-picked quarts for anyone short on time.

New Gloucester

Pineland Farms Produce Division, formerly known as Gillespie Farm, grows vegetables on Mayall Road in New Gloucester as part of the larger Pineland Farms working farm and campus. The produce supplies Pineland's on-site Market & Cafe, and the division runs pick-your-own seasonal berries and flowers as well.

Acton

Ten acres and over 7,500 highbush blueberry bushes make up this u-pick farm in Acton, open mid-July through September from 8am to 5pm. Pre-picked blueberries are available by advance request, and the farm takes cash or checks.

Effingham

Mountain Heartbeet is an organic vegetable CSA and market farm in Effingham, New Hampshire, collaborating with The Farm By The River to provide fresh vegetables, PYO raspberries, chicken, lamb, and pork to its community.

Poland

Steve and Sue Verrill grow most of what they sell at this stand on Bailey Hill Road — fruit and vegetables in season, plus beef sides when cattle are ready. The stand runs June 15 through October 31, seven days a week, 8am until dusk. Some crops are pick-your-own; call ahead to find out what's ready.

Lebanon

Berry Best Farm grows berries on Colburn Way in Lebanon, near the York County line with New Hampshire. No hours, crop list, or contact details were confirmed online.

Milton

Auburn

Ossipee

About 870 blueberry bushes on county-owned land off County Farm Road, tended and opened for pick-your-own by local Scout troops from North Conway and Tamworth. Picking money supports the Scouts. The bushes are long established, and the harvest runs through the summer blueberry season. It's a community project rather than a commercial farm, so hours follow the troops' schedule.