Farms Near Newport, ME

Newport

Rowe Orchards grows apples along Route 7 in Newport, a Penobscot County town in central Maine. Beyond the orchard listing, no crop list, u-pick policy, or hours turn up in public records — worth a call before visiting.

Newport

Oats Any Time bakes gluten-free, vegan oat treats to order from a home kitchen near Newport, a business the family started in 2009 after one relative's love of oatmeal cookies took over the kitchen. The lineup includes fruit-filled oat crumb tarts and oat crumb bars, made without preservatives, soy, or wheat, and delivered locally rather than shipped.

Newport

Executive Cottages is on Sebasticook Avenue in Newport, a Penobscot County town on Sebasticook Lake. This is a cottage rental listing rather than a working farm; no rates or booking details are published here.

Newport

Corrina

Thunder Road cuts a maze into five acres of standing corn every fall, with paths carved ten feet high, plus a 20-acre pumpkin patch alongside it. Admission covers the maze, a wagon ride, a cow train, and a jumping pillow. It only runs Saturdays and Sundays, 10am to 6pm, last entry at 5. The town is spelled Corinna, not Corrina, worth knowing before you map directions.

Newport

Gray Farm sits on Route 222 in Newport, a Penobscot County crossroads town just off I-95. Beyond that address, nothing further is publicly documented.

Corinna

Abraham's Goat Farm & Creamery in Newport has spent 20 years building a small-batch operation around goat milk and artisanal cheese. The family also raises pasture-raised meats and layers, hand-stuffs sausages, and fires pizza in a wood oven for visitors. Abraham's Country Store, right off I-95 Exit 161 on Elm Street, sells the farm's cheese, meat, and baked goods alongside catering for local events.

Palmyra

Maine Root Outfitters runs eight-day, hands-on programs in self-sufficiency and sustainable living skills across rural central Maine near Palmyra. The outings are built as immersive experiences rather than classroom instruction, aimed at students from a range of backgrounds. The organization keeps a modest online presence, mostly through its Facebook page.

Saint Albans

Lombard's Appleberry Orchard sits on Dexter Road in Saint Albans, a Somerset County town between Newport and Dexter. The name and orchard listing suggest apples grown alongside berries, though a variety list isn't published online.

Saint Albans

Palmyra

Dexter

Windy View Farm Stand sits on Town Farm Road in Dexter, a former mill town straddling the Penobscot-Somerset county line. No product list or hours turned up in a search.

Pittsfield

Outland Farm is a working livestock farm in Pittsfield, in central Maine, raising pastured poultry rotated daily onto fresh grass, forest-raised pork rooting through wooded paddocks, and grass-fed beef on nutrient-rich pasture. An on-site brewery and farm café host seasonal events, farm dinners, and private celebrations where the food and drink are enjoyed right where they're grown and brewed.

Peacemeal Farm grows MOFGA-certified organic produce in Dixmont and sells seedlings each spring alongside its regular vegetable harvest. Find them at the Belfast Farmers' Market on Fridays, 9am to 1pm at Waterfall Arts, or the Orono Farmers' Market on Saturdays, 8am to noon at the Steam Plant lot on the University of Maine campus. Reach the farm directly at [email protected].

Eureka Farms runs a self-serve stand in Palmyra that never really closes — it's open daylight to dark, every day of the year. The family operation, running since 2010, makes its own maple syrup, honey, and jams, alongside fresh eggs, dried beans, whoopie pies, and barbecue sauce. Fall brings pumpkins and pick-your-own crops, and the farmers hand-build wooden cutting boards sold right on site. No cashier needed — just an honor box and a full parking lot.

Troy

We are Kyle and Kristi- along with our two amazing daughters, and dogs we grow a diverse selection of carefully and consciously grown veggies for our local community

Troy

Village Green Organic Produce is on Bangor Road in Troy, a Waldo County town between Bangor and Waterville. The listing marks it organic and lists produce as a category, though a specific crop list and hours aren't published online.

Balfour Farm in Pittsfield runs entirely off-grid on 100 acres, milking a herd of Normande cows that started with a single animal in 2000 and has grown to as many as 50. Doug and Heather Donahue turn that milk into award-winning cheese and yogurt, plus non-GMO salami, woodland-pastured pork, beef, and eggs, all sold through their on-site Little Cheese Shop.

Maine-ly Apples has grown from 500 trees planted in 1983 to more than 1,650 trees across 48 varieties today, on Moosehead Trail in Dixmont. Pick-your-own season runs fall weekends from 10am to 5pm, with Cortland, McIntosh, and Zestar among the varieties ready for picking. The farm stand also sells pumpkins, fall vegetables, and fresh-pressed cider made on site. Family-owned since it started with a fraction of the trees it has now.

Pittsfield

Bag End Suri Alpacas raises suri alpacas — the breed with long, silky fiber rather than the crimped fleece of huacayas — on Snakeroot Road in Pittsfield, a Somerset County mill town. No public listing covers farm store hours or visiting policy.

Snakeroot Organic Farm has grown organic berries, culinary herbs, greenhouse crops, mixed vegetables, and tree fruit at 27 Organic Farm Road in Pittsfield since 1995. Tom Roberts runs the operation with a small crew, selling from a year-round farm store open daily 9am to 5pm and at farmers markets in Pittsfield, Waterville, and Orono. The farm holds Real Organic Project certification. Reach them at 207-416-5417 or [email protected].

TROY

Windy Ridge Farm has raised a mix of livestock in Troy since 1998, including dairy and beef cattle, Nigerian Dwarf and Nubian goats, Katahdin sheep, pigs, rabbits, chickens, and quail. The family-run operation sells farm products through its own store and offers tours by appointment. It also opens its gates each year for Maine Open Farm Day.

Carmel

Ash Hill View Deer Farm is on Swett Road in Carmel, a Penobscot County town between Bangor and Newport. The name indicates a whitetail deer operation. No visiting hours, herd size, or contact details are published online.

Unity

Ellies Daylilies grows daylilies on Bangor Road in Unity, a Waldo County town also home to Unity College and the Common Ground Country Fair grounds. No bloom list, sale dates, or hours are published online for this listing.

Troy

Ellie's Perennial Gardens is on Bangor Road in Troy, a Waldo County town roughly halfway between Bangor and Waterville. The name points to an ornamental perennial-plant nursery, though a plant list and hours aren't published online.

No public website, social page, or news mention turned up for a Maine farm operating under the name Shaw Road Farm. Roads of that name run through several Maine towns, and small farms along them often sell direct from the yard rather than online. This listing needs a direct call or visit to confirm what's grown and where.

Ripley Farm operates out of Dover-Foxcroft in Piscataquis County, confirmed through the farm's Facebook page. Beyond the town, no additional details on crops, livestock, market days, or contact information turned up in research. Check the farm's Facebook page directly for current offerings and hours.

Brightberry Farm grows organic high-bush blueberries on a small hillside operation in Dixmont, about 20 miles southwest of Bangor. Pick-your-own season opens in mid-July and runs through August, with blackberries following later in the month at $6 a pint. The farm takes cash, check, or card, and posts each season's picking dates on its Facebook page as the berries ripen.

Charleston

Heartstone Farm in Charleston, Maine, led by Farmer Dan, ships pasture-raised beef and pork, all-natural chicken and turkey, and wild-caught seafood direct from American farmers dedicated to humane care and no antibiotics — delivered straight to your door, with subscription options and even part-ownership opportunities for customers.

Jolly Bleat Farm runs a licensed small goat creamery in Hampden, milking goats and turning it into chèvre, feta, and other fresh cheeses by hand. Veteran-owned by Adam and Medy, the farm posts its production days on Facebook and Instagram, where the daily routine of milking, cheesemaking, and market prep gets documented for followers.

Unity

Daybreak Growers Alliance aggregates food from more than 100 Maine farms into weekly boxes delivered across the state. Customers pick their own mix or take the Farmers' Choice box, pre-assembled by the growers themselves, with add-on subscriptions for eggs, bread, flowers, and more. The cooperative accepts SNAP/EBT and runs a Farm Fresh Rewards discount, plus a Give a Box program that matches paid boxes with donated ones for food-insecure households.

Nubik Ranch in Sangerville keeps 45 acres certified organic specifically for feeding honeybees, a designation MOFGA recognized in 2016 and one the ranch says is the first of its kind in Maine. The apiary sells raw honey, maple syrup, and queen bees in Italian, VSH Carniolan, and VSH Pol-Line varieties, along with nucleus colonies for beekeepers starting new hives.

Unity

Northern Solstice Alpaca Farm keeps roughly 35 alpacas on its Unity property, the working herd behind the Maine Alpaca Experience tours and retail shops. The animals are sheared each year for fiber that gets spun into the farm's own yarn and knitwear rather than sold as raw fleece. Visitors can walk the pasture and watch the herd up close as part of the connected tour program.

Unity

Maine Alpaca Experience runs free walk-through tours of a working herd of roughly 35 alpacas at Northern Solstice Alpaca Farm in Unity, where visitors can watch shearing demonstrations and handle raw fleece before it becomes yarn. The company's two retail shops, in Unity and Northport, stay open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. year-round and stock alpaca sweaters, hats, and yarn milled from the farm's own fiber.

East Corinth

Adams Strawberry Acres grows strawberries along Route 15 in East Corinth, a Penobscot County farm town northwest of Bangor, per the name. No hours, pricing, or contact details were confirmed online.

Rock Maple Farm in Dover-Foxcroft runs a family-owned organic operation alongside a commercial kitchen and smokehouse, an unusual combination that lets it process and package meat for other producers as well as its own. Products include organic meat and poultry, dairy, and smoked goods sold from the farm at 104 Norton Hill Road. Call ahead for current availability.

No independent information turned up for this listing beyond its name, which reads like a product description, "grass fed, grain finished," rather than an actual farm name. It appears to be a labeling mix-up in the source data rather than a distinct Maine operation. This entry will need correcting with a real business name and location before it can be verified.

Sangerville

Treworgy Family Orchards runs as a family orchard and agritourism stop with apple picking, a corn maze, a pumpkin patch, and a farm camp program for kids. The property also has Christmas trees, a photography setup, goat encounters, and The Grille at Frog Lodge for food on site. Hours run Tuesday through Saturday, 9am to 8pm, and Sunday, noon to 8pm, closed Mondays. Reach them at [email protected].

Kenduskeag

The Blueberry Jungle is a farm stand on Stetson Road in Kenduskeag, north of Bangor — blueberries are the evident specialty, per the name. No hours, product list, or contact details were confirmed online.

Clinton

Beaudoin Berry Farm grows berries on Beaudoin Road in Clinton, a Kennebec County farming town on the Sebasticook River. No public listing says which berries or when the picking season runs, so calling ahead is the surest way to plan a visit.

Corinth

Rocky Ridge Farm is on Marsh Road in Corinth, a Penobscot County town west of Bangor. It's listed as agritourism with no published crop, livestock, or visiting details.

Sangerville

Stutzman's Farm is on Douty Hill Road in Sangerville, a small Piscataquis County town near Dover-Foxcroft. No products, hours, or contact information are published for the farm online.

Thorndike

Christoph and Sabine Mueller took over the former Schartner's Orchard in 2015 and grow strawberries, raspberries, plums, and a wide range of apples, plus jams, jellies, and cider. Beyond the Thorndike farm store, they sell at farmers markets in Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Belfast, Brewer, Orono, and Southwest Harbor.

Thorndike

Barbara Walch and Charlie Krause have run this combined pottery studio and cut-flower farm in Thorndike since 1989. The flower side is MOFGA-certified organic, with cottage gardens, cutting beds, and a roadside plant stand; the pottery side sells handmade ceramics from the same property. They also build custom floral arrangements for weddings and events.

Newburgh

Len and Nancy Price grow Christmas trees and tap their own sugarbush for pure Maine maple syrup at Nutkin Knoll Farm, rounding it out with handmade balsam fir wreaths. The University of Maine Cooperative Extension has used their sugarbush for field day demonstrations on sap management. The farm store runs cash-only during tree season.

Wise Acres Farm grows Maine-certified organic garlic, offering Russian Red and German Extra Hardy varieties as both seed stock for planting and table garlic for the kitchen. Both varieties are lab-tested. The 2025 crop sold out; the farm keeps a mailing list open for buyers waiting on the next harvest. No street address or phone number is posted publicly on the site.

Common Wealth Farm in Unity raises pastured chickens on grass, bugs, and non-GMO feed, processing the birds on-site in a state-licensed facility for restaurants, co-ops, and local customers. Starting in 2025, the farm is winding down meat bird production to focus on free-range layers instead. Their motto sums up the approach: 'Local Food Is Our Common Wealth.'

Harmony

Bartlettyarns has spun wool into yarn in Harmony since 1821 — one of the oldest working woolen mills in the country. The mill store at 20 Water Street sells mule-spun Fisherman, Rangeley, and Shetland-style yarns, roving, wool tops, blankets, and knitwear, and still offers custom carding and spinning for anyone bringing in raw fleece. It's open Tuesday through Friday, 9:30 to 3:30, and Saturdays 10 to 1.

Thorndike

Schartner Farms runs a farm stand, greenhouse, and nursery on Route 220 in Thorndike, selling in-season fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers, with some items carried year-round. The business has operated since 1984 as a small two-person operation. They also sell at local farmers markets on Saturdays.

Thorndike

Schartner's Mt. View Fruit & Berry Farm is on Route 220 in Thorndike, a Waldo County farm town in the hill country between Unity and Belfast. No fruit list, hours, or contact information are published online.

Maine Organic Beef Co. raises certified organic, grass-fed cattle at 159 Atkinson Road in Charleston, selling ground beef, steaks, roasts, and whole or half-animal shares for the freezer. The farm has held MOFGA organic certification for more than 25 years and takes orders by phone or text. Some customers report buying the farm's ground beef for over a decade.

Nettie Fox Farm has grown organic vegetables for the greater Bangor area since 2010, selling through farmers markets, CSA shares, and an online farm stand. The operation carries MOFGA organic certification and keeps customers updated through an email order list ahead of each market. Reach the farm at (207) 234-3008 or [email protected].

Shawlyn Farms is a small Maine farm whose name and heart emoji suggest a personal, family-run operation with an active social media following. No public website or business listing turned up in research to confirm location, products, or hours. Check local farmers markets or social platforms for current details.

Maple Lane Farms has raised and processed beef, pork, and lamb in Charleston for five generations. The farm sells bulk beef by the quarter, half, or whole cow and offers custom processing for other producers, plus hay and compost as byproducts of the operation. It's a meat farm built around a processing facility, not just a pasture.

East Corinth

RJ Hall's Family Farm is on Puddledock Road in East Corinth, a Penobscot County farm town between Newport and Charleston. No products, hours, or contact details are published for the farm online.

Royer Valley Farm in Brooks raises pigs, poultry, rabbit, beef, sheep, and goats on pasture, selling meat and eggs direct from the farm on Valley Road. The farm store also stocks hand-poured candles and plushies alongside the meat cases, an odd but genuine pairing for a livestock operation. Plans underway include market gardens, beehives, maple syrup, and a commercial kitchen. Call for current stock.

Parkman

Checkerberry Farm, named for the native wintergreen plant that grows wild across Maine's woods, is on Wellington Road in Parkman, a small Piscataquis County town. It's listed as agritourism; no crop or livestock specifics are published online.