Farms Near Waldoboro, ME

60 local farms within about 30 miles of Waldoboro, Maine — all selling direct to consumers.

Odd Alewives Farm Brewery

1.3 mi

Waldoboro

Odd Alewives runs a beer garden and restaurant on Old Route One in Waldoboro, open Thursday through Sunday with the kitchen closing at 7:45pm. Yankee Magazine named it Editor's Choice for Best Beer Garden. It operates as a licensed farm brewery, serving its own beer alongside a food menu. The location sits on Route 1, within reach of both local regulars and coastal travelers passing through midcoast Maine.

Cloud Hollow Farm

1.6 mi

Waldoboro

Cloud Hollow Farm is based in Waldoboro, a Lincoln County town on the Medomak River settled by German immigrants in the 1700s. No street address, crop list, or hours are attached to this listing; contact the farm directly for current details.

Passchendaele Farm

2.7 mi

Waldoboro

Passchendaele Farm is on Washington Road in Waldoboro, a Lincoln County town settled by German immigrants in the 1700s and known today for blueberry barrens and oyster farms along the Medomak River. No current hours or products are listed for this particular farm.

East Forty Farm and Dairy

3.2 mi

Waldoboro

East Forty Farm

3.2 mi

Waldoboro

East Forty Farm in Waldoboro now operates as Lakin's Gorges Cheese, making handcrafted cheese from pasteurized cow's milk alongside farm-raised pork and beef from heritage-breed pigs fed on the dairy's whey. Allison, who started making cheese in 2002, and Neal, farming since 1992, built the creamery together in 2016. The farm store on Route 220 South is self-serve daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; text ahead for meat orders.

Beau Chemin Farm

2.6 mi

Waldoboro

On Finntown Road in Waldoboro, a Lincoln County town on the Medomak River in Maine's midcoast, Beau Chemin Farm is listed as an agritourism operation. No specific crops, livestock, or hours are published online.

Beau Chemin Preservation Farm

2.8 mi

Waldoboro

Beth's Farm Market

5.0 mi

Beth's Farm Market in Warren sells what the season allows: sweet corn and strawberries in summer, wild blueberries by the 10-lb flat, honey, cider, jam, and pies made in-house, plus lobster and oysters from the coast nearby. Pumpkins take over by fall. The market runs daily from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. through the growing season.

Spear Spring Farm, LLC

4.6 mi

Spear Spring Farm is a 170-acre certified organic operation on Route 1 in Warren, raising pastured pork, chicken, and beef alongside a wide range of organic vegetables. Its three-season farm store carries the farm's own meat and produce plus goods from more than 20 other local producers. The farm has donated over 2,400 pounds of organic produce to area food pantries through The Farmlink Project and hosts seasonal classes and Sunset Pop-up Dinners.

Passchendaele Farm

6.2 mi

Waldoboro

School House Farm

5.9 mi

Warren

School House Farm sits on Route 1 (Atlantic Highway) in Warren, a Knox County town between Thomaston and Union. No products, hours, or contact information are published for the farm online.

Wanderwood

6.5 mi

Nobleboro

Wilson Family Farm

8.8 mi

Wilson Family Farm is a small farm operation in Maine. No independently verifiable details on what it grows, sells, or its exact location turned up online.

Grace Pond Farm

7.0 mi

Grace Pond Farm raises organic pastured chicken, turkey, beef, and pork on 80 acres in Thomaston under a "pasture to plate" approach. Pigs are fed a mix of organic milk, whey, hay, and non-GMO Maine grain. Owners Rhiannon Hampson and Gregg Stiner sell direct from the farm and through midcoast retailers and farm stands. Reach them at [email protected] or 207-354-5299.

Biscay Orchards

7.9 mi

Damariscotta

Biscay Orchards has roughly 500 apple trees on land first planted by former Maine State Senator Edward B. Denny Jr. in the early 1950s, now run by his grandson. Visitors pick their own tree-ripened apples and can buy unpasteurized cider, pumpkins, cheese, flowers, jams and jellies. Down East Magazine readers voted it Maine's best orchard in 2018.

Savage Oakes Vineyard & Winery

9.5 mi

Union

Savage Oakes Vineyard & Winery presses wine from its own estate-grown grapes and from Maine wild blueberries on a 95-acre family farm the Savages have worked for more than 200 years. Elmer and Holly Savage, with their two sons, run a solar-powered tasting room open Friday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., mid-May through October, and host open-air concerts on the property through the season.

The Switchback Farm

7.9 mi

Nobleboro

The Switchback Farm runs a stand on Morgan Hill Road in Nobleboro, in Lincoln County's Midcoast farm country between Damariscotta and the coast. No product list, hours, or contact details were confirmed online.

Seacolors Yarnery at Meadowcroft Farm

11.4 mi

Washington

Seacolors Yarnery is a small fiber and yarn business at Meadowcroft Farm in Washington, a rural town in Knox County on Maine's midcoast.

Rainbow Gardens

9.2 mi

Damariscotta

Rainbow Gardens operated for years as a pick-your-own farm and garden center on Heater Road in Damariscotta. A Facebook post from the business announced a final day of operation, though some directories still list it as active — call ahead before making the trip.

Sweet Season Farm

13.0 mi

Washington

Frostfire Farm

13.7 mi

Union

The Rooting Pig - A Charcuterie Bar at Broad Arrow Farm

12.2 mi

The Rooting Pig is a charcuterie bar, butcher shop, and Maine specialty food market operating out of Broad Arrow Farm in Bristol on the Pemaquid Peninsula. Since opening in June 2022, it has served dry-cured meats, Maine artisan cheeses, and bistro-style small plates with both vegetarian and meat options, paired with Maine craft beer and wine. Recent listings note the space is closed for barn renovations — call 207-563-6576 or check broadarrowfarm.com before visiting.

Avena Botanicals

11.1 mi

Rockport

Avena Botanicals hand-crafts herbal tinctures, salves, teas, and flower essences at 219 Mill Street in Rockport, using herbs grown in its own Demeter-certified biodynamic gardens — the first such certification for a farm in Maine. Herbalist Deb Soule founded the operation in 1985, and it still makes products in small batches with organic and biodynamic ingredients, no synthetic additives.

Crummett Mountain Farm - ORGANIC

15.2 mi

Somerville

Crummett Mountain Farm sits on Crummett Mountain Road in Somerville, a small Lincoln County town in the hills west of the Sheepscot River. The listing marks it organic; no crop or livestock details are published online.

Hobbs Farm Greenery

14.6 mi

Hope

Sand Hill Farm Organic Strawberries

16.6 mi

Somerville

Sand Hill Farm grows organic strawberries on Sand Hill Road in Somerville, a small Lincoln County town in the hills north of Waldoboro. No current hours or contact details are listed publicly.

Hope Orchards

15.0 mi

Hope

A seven-acre pick-your-own orchard on Route 105 in Hope, run by Brien and Emily Davis, growing over 20 apple varieties across a six-week season from early September into November. The farm also offers u-pick carrots and raspberries, pumpkins, squash, honey and unpasteurized cider pressed on Fridays starting mid-September. Service animals only; no pets.

County Fair Farm

14.8 mi

Jefferson

A farm stand on Route 32 in Jefferson selling fresh produce, farm-raised meats, maple syrup and Maine-made products, with a corn maze and pumpkin patch each fall. Hours run 9am-6pm for the vegetable stand and 10am-6pm for the farm stand from June through November, shifting to daily 10am-6pm through Christmas Eve.

Miller Farm

13.8 mi

Rockport

Miller Farm occupies a Miller Farm Road address in Rockport, a Knox County town on Penobscot Bay known for its shipbuilding history and views of the Camden Hills. No public listing describes what the farm grows or sells.

Windsong Herbs & Gardens - ORGANIC

15.1 mi

South Bristol

Windsong Herbs & Gardens is on Windsong Way in South Bristol, a Lincoln County peninsula town split by the Damariscotta River estuary. The listing marks it organic, and the name points to an herb-growing operation, though a plant list isn't published online.

Barbara Scully's Oyster & Lobster Market

14.0 mi

EDGECOMB

Hardy Farms Apple Orchard

15.4 mi

Hope

A fourth-generation family orchard overlooking the Camden Hills in Hope, growing Cortland, Granny Smith, Macoun, McIntosh, Northern Spy, Red Delicious, Saint Lawrence, Spartan and Spencer apples for u-pick, alongside pumpkins, squash and blueberries. Open weekends 8:30am to 4:30pm through Columbus Day weekend.

F & A Farm - ORGANIC

17.8 mi

Palermo

F & A Farm is on Banton Road in Palermo, a few miles from Sheepscot Pond in Waldo County. The listing marks it organic, but no crop or livestock specifics are published online.

Sparky’s Apiaries

15.8 mi

Sparky's Apiaries has kept bees in Hope since 1980, when David Smith started with a single hive. The family-run operation now sells raw and flavored honey, maple syrup, and 100% beeswax candles, plus package bees and nucs in season. Tours cover the basics of pollination and hive management for visitors curious about the craft.

Spicer Bees

15.1 mi

Spicer Bees keeps hives and sells honey in Maine. Location, honey varieties, and hours aren't published anywhere findable online.

Swallowtail Farm and Creamery

15.4 mi

Swallowtail Farm and Creamery is a small, family-run micro-dairy in Whitefield making yogurt, cheese, and kefir from Grade A Jersey milk using traditional French culturing techniques. Plain and Wild Maine Blueberry are the standing yogurt flavors, free of added chemicals, pesticides, or growth hormones. Buy from the honor-system farm stand on Main Street or find products at retailers across Maine.

Clark's Cove Farm & Inn

15.3 mi

Walpole

Clark's Cove is an 81-acre midcoast property built around a six-acre, 500-tree apple orchard with its own cider mill, plus a circa-1860 barn and carriage house now used for weddings and events. Vacation rental apartments sit on-site, and the grounds include trails, gardens, and access for hiking, canoeing, and birdwatching along the water.

Jam Brook LLC

17.2 mi

Searsmont

Jam Brook LLC runs three crafts out of the same 1850s farmhouse in Searsmont: a working farm, a carpentry shop, and a textile studio. Furniture and fiber work both lean on reclaimed and natural materials rather than new stock. The farm side ties the three together — produce and raw materials often start on the property before they reach the workshop. Updates go out through a newsletter called the Berry Patch.

Fresh Off The Farm

13.9 mi

Fresh Off The Farm has run its natural grocery and farm market out of Rockport since 1987, easy to spot on Route 1 thanks to the giant orange carrot out front. The family-owned store stocks organic and local produce, Maine-raised meat and dairy, bulk grains and spices, vitamins, and Maine-made goods, and stays open seven days a week year-round. Home delivery runs Monday through Saturday for anyone who'd rather not drive.

Raini Ridge Farm, LLC

18.0 mi

Palermo

Raini Ridge Farm sits on Turner Ridge Road in Palermo, where the property's wooded acreage is set up for nature hikes as part of its agritourism listing. Specific crops, animals, or seasonal offerings for the farm aren't documented beyond that trail description.

Albee Farming

13.6 mi

Alna

Bailey's Orchard

15.0 mi

Whitefield

Bailey's Orchard has grown apples in Whitefield for more than 60 years, with over 50 varieties including McIntosh, Cortland, Macoun, Spartan, and Liberty. Pick-your-own runs through the fall harvest, and pre-picked bags are available from the barn shop, which also stocks cider, honey, and fudge. A working family orchard, not a tourist stop dressed up as one.

5 Seasons Farm and Creamery LLC

19.7 mi

Montville

Tiny Acres Farm

19.6 mi

Tiny Acres Farm did not turn up a website, Facebook page, or market listing in research beyond its name in Maine farm directories. The name suggests a small-scale operation, likely selling direct from the property or at a local farmers market. Location and current products are unconfirmed for this listing.

Oxford Farmers' Market

15.1 mi

Newcastle

Oxford Farmers' Market operates out of 30 Brick Hill Road in Newcastle, a Lincoln County town on the Damariscotta River. No independently verifiable schedule or vendor details turned up online beyond the address on file.

Sheepscot General at Uncas Farm

15.9 mi

Whitefield

Sheepscot General Store

15.9 mi

Whitefield

Sheepscot General bakes bread daily and runs a working farm alongside its store and cafe in Whitefield — organic u-pick strawberries in season, plus maple syrup, apples, and mixed vegetables grown on-site. The kitchen turns those ingredients into daily dishes, and Friday nights bring live music with pizza. A wine club called the Cork Club pairs two bottles a month for $35. Open Tuesday through Sunday; closed Mondays.

Bradstreet Farm

20.2 mi

Bradstreet Farm did not turn up a website, business listing, or news article in research beyond its name in Maine farm directories. Without a confirmed city or product list, the details of this operation remain unverified. Check with local town records or a nearby farmers market for current information.

Big Birch Farm

20.7 mi

Palermo

Roseanum Farm

20.7 mi

Palermo

Roseanum Farm is on Cain Hill Road in Palermo, a Waldo County town near Sheepscot Pond. It's listed as agritourism; no products, hours, or contact details are published online.

Sewall Orchard

19.8 mi

Lincolnville

Sewall Orchard sits on Masalin Road in Lincolnville, a Waldo County coastal town just north of Camden. The name suggests an apple operation, but no current website, hours, or contact information could be found online.

Carl's Raspberry Stand

16.6 mi

Pittston

Fields Fields Blueberries

17.1 mi

Fields Fields Blueberries appears to be a small blueberry grower in Maine, likely tied to the state's wild blueberry season that runs through summer into early fall. Limited public information is available for this listing.

Villageside Farm

25.6 mi

Freedom

Villageside Farm in Freedom, Maine — run by farmers Polly and Prentice — is celebrating 25 years of growing organic seedlings and produce for midcoast Maine, with seedling season running April through June.

Wagner's Maple Sugar House

23.7 mi

South China

Wagner's Maple Sugar House is on Route 32 North in South China, in Kennebec County maple country near China Lake. Maine sugarhouses typically tap trees and boil syrup from late February into April; this one's hours and contact details aren't published online.

Ben and Molly's Spooky Pumpkin Patch

25.1 mi

South China

Ben and Molly's Spooky Pumpkin Patch runs a fall pumpkin-patch operation on Hanson Road in South China, in the lake country east of Augusta. No hours, admission, or contact details were confirmed online.

Barters Island Bees

21.5 mi

Barters Island Bees started in 2020 with three hives and now runs a retail honey shop near Boothbay Harbor at 957 Wiscassett Road. Donna and Denny Denniston sell raw, small-batch honey plus a line called Maine Mousse, honey blended with organic fruit in flavors like blueberry-lemon, cinnamon, and ginger. The shop keeps seasonal hours, closed most Mondays June through November.

Versicolor, LLC

25.6 mi

South China

Versicolor LLC is based in South China, a village in the town of China in Kennebec County, near China Lake in central Maine. It's listed here under agritourism.

Bahner Farm

24.3 mi

Bahner Farm sits five miles west of Belfast in Belmont, where Christa and Mike Bahner grow MOFGA-certified organic vegetables and small fruits on 5 of their 37 acres, rotating crops across 12 fields total. The farm runs a farmstand, a CSA, and a Winter Buying Club so midcoast customers can source produce even after the growing season ends.

3 Level Farm

24.5 mi

3 Level Farm in China runs as a multi-family operation growing organic vegetables, fresh herbs, mushrooms, and seasonal fruit, plus a creamery making artisanal goat cheese. It operates four seasons a year rather than shutting down for winter, selling through an on-site farm stand, online store, and wholesale accounts. The creamery runs as a semi-separate operation with its own phone line and email. Find them at 149 Vassalboro Road in South China.

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