Agritourism & Farm Experiences near York, ME

York

Don and Joanne Waliszek run this small u-pick blueberry patch on Cider Hill Road in York. There's no fixed summer schedule — check their Facebook page before driving over, since picking hours depend on how the bushes are producing that week. Bring a container, pick your own, and pay by the pound.

York

York Village Harvestfest is a fall pumpkin and Halloween event held on Woodbridge Road, in York Village rather than the separate Harvestfest down at York Beach. Community groups have pushed to keep it at this location. Exact dates and hours shift year to year — Gateway to Maine's event listings are the best source before heading out.

York

Zach's is a third-generation vegetable farm in York growing corn, peppers, tomatoes, and cut flowers, with u-pick pumpkins in the fall alongside a corn maze and a flashlight maze after dark. Surplus produce goes to Maine Harvest for Hunger instead of going to waste. A farm stand on-site covers anyone who'd rather not pick their own.

Kittery Point

Sea Hill Farm Alpacas has raised alpacas for fiber on the Maine seacoast in Kittery Point since 2005. The small operation works with mohair alongside alpaca fleece, shearing its herd for fiber that supplies yarn and textile goods rather than running as a public tour farm. About two people handle day-to-day care of the herd.

Ogunquit

OgunquitFest is a seasonal community festival held on Main Street in downtown Ogunquit, a York County beach town known for its galleries and shoreline walk. This entry is a town event rather than a working farm; no vendor list or schedule is published here.

Dover

Vineyards at Hickory Hill grows grapes on Back Road in Dover, in the Seacoast region of Strafford County. The name marks it as a vineyard in a part of New Hampshire where cold-hardy wine grapes have taken hold. Details on tastings or bottle sales aren't posted online; contact the vineyard directly to learn what it offers.

Dover

Hickory Hill Farm is on Back Road in Dover, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. It is listed for agritourism; specific activities and products are limited online.

Berwick

Hackmatack Farm in Berwick raises grass-fed, pasture-raised bison — sold as ground meat, hot dogs, and sausage — and heritage Mangalitsa piglets, alongside a farm store stocked by more than 30 local vendors. The same property runs Hackmatack Playhouse, a third-generation family theater staging summer musicals and weekly bluegrass jams in a 19th-century barn. The farm store is by appointment only.

Greenland

Beef, pork, eggs, and homemade ice cream, sold directly at the farm on Portsmouth Avenue in Greenland. Great Bay Farm has passed through the same family for generations and now sits under a conservation easement protecting its 154 acres and nearby water resources. It's a working dairy alongside the meat and egg sales. Current stock and hours post to the farm's Facebook page.

Berwick

Alpaca Fields raises alpacas on School Street (Route 9) in Berwick, a York County town on the New Hampshire border. No public listing details farm store hours, fiber products, or visiting policy for this entry.

Stratham

Saltbox Farm is a small operation on Portsmouth Avenue (Route 33) in Stratham, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Its current crops and stand hours aren't listed online; reach out to the farm to see what's for sale.

Berwick

Pine View Orchard grows apples on Sunset Lane in Berwick, a York County town on the New Hampshire border. No variety list, u-pick policy, or hours are published online for this listing; call ahead before visiting.

North Berwick

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.

Kennebunk

Wallingford Farm has operated on Route 1 in Kennebunk since 1804, now running as a garden center, country store, and bakery with a landscaping division on the side. The bakery turns out more than 15 pie varieties and 11 kinds of dessert bread, alongside annuals, perennials, soils, mulch, and Maine specialty foods. Open daily 9am to 5pm, April through December 24th.

Kennebunk

Brackett Hill Forest Farm, LLC. is registered at 93 Main Street in Kennebunk, a York County coastal town known for its beaches and for Kennebunkport next door. No crop list, hours, or contact details for the farm operation are published beyond that address.

Stratham

Rawson's grows cut flowers and vegetables on College Road (Route 108) in Stratham and runs a farm stand open year-round, seven days a week in season. Fresh bouquets and u-pick flowers are the draw, alongside vegetables and other New Hampshire-made products. The farm also supplies wholesale flowers to area florists and delivers seasonal arrangements to homes and businesses across the Seacoast.

Lee

DeMeritt Hill Farm in Lee grows apples, blueberries, peaches, pumpkins and vegetables, with pick-your-own alongside a farm bakery and store. It sits on Route 155 in New Hampshire's Seacoast region between Durham and Barrington. Fall is the busy stretch, when the orchard fills with apple and pumpkin pickers.

Kennebunk

Lank Farm has worked the same 300 acres in Kennebunk since 1758, running a Christmas tree and wreath business now in its 38th season alongside a horse operation with two barns and 22 stalls. Wreaths are handmade on-site in the Wreath Barn during the holiday season, which is when most visitors show up.

Lebanon

Spiritwindfarm LLC is an agritourism listing on Spirit Wind Farm Road in Lebanon, near the New Hampshire border in York County. No details on activities, hours, or contact info were confirmed online.

Sanford

Romac offers pick-your-own apples, peaches, and pumpkins on a hilltop with views over southern Maine's lake country, plus cider donuts, free hayrides, a corn maze, and a 9-hole disc golf course. It's a full afternoon stop, not a quick produce run.

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.

Lee

Hickory Nut Farm is an agritourism property on York Lane in Lee, a Seacoast-region town between Durham and Newmarket in southeastern New Hampshire. The directory lists it under agritourism. What the farm grows or offers visitors was not published online at the time of writing.

Alfred

Notre Dame Institute sits on Route 202 in Alfred, a York County town. The property is grouped under agritourism in local listings, but no products, hours, or contact information are published online.

Barrington

Organically raised chicken and duck eggs, free-range turkeys, and fresh produce on Greenhill Road in Barrington, running since 2003. The farm store also stocks local meats and specialty grocery items. Egg supply follows the seasons, strongest from spring through fall. The Facebook page, fittingly named 'Poultry and More,' carries current availability.

Alfred

A pick-your-own apple and pumpkin farm in Alfred with a country store selling cider donuts, fresh cider and maple products from its own sugarhouse. The u-pick fields on Shaker Hill Road are open Labor Day weekend through mid-October, Wednesday through Sunday, 9am to 5pm.

Lee

Despite the farm name, this is an antiques shop on North River Road in Lee, set in a restored mid-1800s post-and-beam barn. Two floors hold furniture, artwork, signs, pottery, vintage toys, and country pieces spanning the 1700s through the 1970s, including Shaker items. Brian and Stephanie Fischer run it, open Thursday through Sunday, noon to 5pm.

Exeter

J&J Bees is a beekeeping operation on Crestview Drive in Exeter, on New Hampshire's Seacoast. Small apiaries like this usually sell raw honey and hive products locally. Contact details beyond the address were not found online.

Kennebunkport

Old School House Farm is on Goose Rocks Road in Kennebunkport, near the beach of the same name in this York County coastal town. No hours, crops, or contact details for the farm are listed publicly; it's unrelated to the similarly named School House Farm up the coast in Warren.

Springvale

Rivard Farm sits on Blanchard Road in Springvale, the village that anchors the north side of Sanford in York County. No current products or hours are listed for the farm online.

Lee

Coppal House Farm on North River Road (Route 155) in Lee is a livestock and grain farm that sells pasture-raised lamb, eggs, and its own pressed sunflower oil from the farm stand. Fall brings a cut corn maze and horse-drawn rides, and a Sunflower Festival fills the field with blooms in late July. The farm runs seasonal events across the Seacoast region near Durham.

Lebanon

Belgian Meadows Farm centers on an 18th-century farmhouse on more than 30 acres in Lebanon, one of the older farm properties in the state. The operation is built around horses rather than crops: riding lessons for kids and adults, trail riding for beginners, a round pen, and a 90x150 riding arena. They also open up for Maple Weekend each spring.

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.

Alfred

An Alfred orchard growing apples for its cider house and farm stand bakery and kitchen, currently leased and operated by Adam Brock. The 2025 season opened September 12th, seven days a week.

Salisbury

Mark and Stacie Warcewicz have run cattle on more than 50 acres in Salisbury for over three decades. In recent years they've opened the pasture to weddings under the name Red Ridge Meadow, renting out the grounds with chairs, tables, and sound equipment included, and outside vendors welcome. It's still a working cattle farm first — the event business grew up around it.

Epping

Inkwell Farm is an organic pick-your-own blueberry farm on Hedding Road in Epping, on New Hampshire's Seacoast. Customers pick their own blueberries by hand through the summer, and the farm reopens for the season in July 2026 after a year off. Check its website for daily open status, since picking depends on ripeness and recent weather.

Rochester

4 J's Earthworks is based on Old Wakefield Road in Rochester, a Strafford County city in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. The 'Earthworks' name points to soil, landscaping, or excavation work rather than a produce farm. Its services were not verified online at the time of writing.

Nottingham

Mandico Farm Cattle Company raises cattle on Gile Road in Nottingham, a Rockingham County town near Pawtuckaway State Park. The name and listing point to beef cattle. Direct contact details were not found online.

Center Strafford

U-pick blueberries and raspberries on Route 126 in Center Strafford, priced on a sliding scale of about $4 to $6 a quart, with fields open daily through the summer season. The farm also grows McIntosh and Cortland apples, though recent picking has centered on the berries. Check its Facebook page for current conditions before heading over.

Brentwood

Apple Annie sits on Rowell Road East in Brentwood, a farming town in New Hampshire's Rockingham County near the Seacoast. The listing marks it as an agritourism stop. No active website turned up, so the crops, farm-stand goods, and seasonal hours can't be verified online. It's worth a call before visiting to confirm what's available.

South Hampton

Heron Pond Farm grows vegetables and fruit on Main Avenue in South Hampton, near New Hampshire's Seacoast, and runs a farm store stocked year-round with its own produce plus local New England food. Pick-your-own blueberries are open daily July through August, and CSA shares are available for the 2026 season. The store keeps daily hours; the farm's website lists what's fresh.

East Kingston

Windcrest Tree Farm is on North Road in East Kingston, in southeastern New Hampshire. The name points to a Christmas tree operation; confirm cut-your-own hours and species with the farm directly.

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.

Acton

Smith's Red Apple Farm has stayed in the same family for more than 50 years, selling pick-your-own and bagged apples alongside cider donuts, homemade pickles, maple syrup, and local meats. The season runs mid-September through late October, weekdays Wednesday to Friday 10 to 4 and weekends 9 to 5. Cash and check only.

East Kingston

Smith Farm works land on Sanborn Road in East Kingston, a small Rockingham County town in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. The directory files it under agritourism. The common farm name made further details hard to confirm online.

Dayton

Andy's Agway operates on Cole Farm Road in Dayton under the Agway banner, the farm-and-garden supply chain known for feed, seed, and hardware rather than a direct produce stand. No hours or contact details for this specific location were confirmed online.

East Kingston

Monahan Farm is on South Road in East Kingston, in the Rockingham County countryside near the Massachusetts line. The listing marks it for agritourism, though no products or hours appear online. Check locally to find out what Monahan Farm grows and whether it sells to the public.

East Kingston

U-pick blueberries on Depot Road (Route 107) in East Kingston, priced around $3.50 a pound, with pre-picked pints also for sale. Snacks and cold drinks are available while you pick. Hours run roughly 8am to 4pm in season, though rain and heat advisories can close the field. The farm posts daily updates to its Instagram, @little.pond.blueberries.

E. Kingston

Hidden Hollow Farm sits on Depot Road in East Kingston, in the Seacoast's Rockingham County. It is listed for agritourism; specific offerings are limited online.

Brentwood

Willow Pond Community Farm is a community farm in Brentwood, on New Hampshire's seacoast in Rockingham County. Details about its crops, shares, or visiting hours are thin online, so it's best to confirm what they offer directly before stopping by.

Farmington

Cardinal Farm is a small farm on Ten Rod Road (Route 11) in Farmington, in Strafford County. The listing marks it for agritourism, but no products or hours are posted online. Check locally to find out what Cardinal Farm grows or sells and whether it's open to visitors.

Milton

McKenzie's Farm has run pick-your-own fields in Milton for more than 30 years, with apples, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, peaches, tomatoes, flowers, and pumpkins across the season. The farm stand sells pre-picked produce, fresh bread, and cider donuts, and there's a garden center, CSA program, and event space. It's GAP-certified and open daily 9am to 6pm during the growing season.

Farmington

Butternut Farm is a 30-acre pick-your-own fruit farm on Meaderboro Road in Farmington, growing strawberries, raspberries, cherries, blueberries, peaches, nectarines, apples and pumpkins from June through October. Its cider house pours hard cider flights, glasses and growler fills, and the bakery turns out fresh donuts. The farm sits in the hills of Strafford County.

Dayton

Pumpkin Valley Farm in Dayton runs its calendar around four seasonal events — an Easter Bunny Breakfast in April, a Baby Animal Festival in May, a Sunflower Festival in September, and a Fall Festival in October — plus a corn maze and farm birthday parties. The farm closes between events; as of this search it was shut until the September Sunflower Festival. Pets aren't allowed on the grounds, service animals excepted.

Saco

Petite Fleur Farm grows cut flowers on the southern Maine coast and sells them from a roadside stand that runs May through December. Bouquets change with what's blooming, and the stand also carries herb and flower starts alongside other floral goods. It's a stop for anyone driving Route 1 near Saco who wants fresh-cut stems without a grocery-store markup.

Waterboro

Ossipee Hill Farm pairs organic u-pick strawberries with an astronomy observatory on the same West Road property. Phillip and Gwendolyn started the farm in 2020 after moving from Texas, where Phillip had worked at SpaceX; a donated telescope later turned part of the land into a public observatory offering classes and livestreamed imaging. A food forest is still taking shape. Visitors can pick berries in summer and book observatory time in the darker months.

Fremont

Brookvale Pines Farm raises grass-fed beef, pasture-raised eggs, and other pastured products on Martin Road in Fremont, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. The farm also runs Brookvale Mercantile, a store on Route 125 in nearby Brentwood that sells its meat and eggs alongside raw milk and goods from other local farms. The store keeps regular weekday and weekend hours.

Strafford

A certified organic vegetable farm on Range Road in Strafford, growing a broad market-garden lineup: tomatoes, salad greens, spinach, kale, chard, broccoli, cabbage, peppers, squash, cucumbers, beets, garlic, and onions, plus strawberries, pumpkins, and cut flowers. Some directory listings flag it as possibly no longer operating, so confirm current status before visiting.

Epping

Ledgewood Belgian Farms raises Belgian draft horses on Pleasant Street in Epping, in Rockingham County. The big blond horses typically pull wagon rides in warmer months and sleighs once snow falls, a working use the farm's name reflects. Reach out to ask about ride availability and booking for the season.

West Newbury

Long Hill Orchards sits on Route 113 in West Newbury, in the same Merrimack Valley apple country as nearby Maple Crest Farm. Its old web domain no longer resolves, and no listing confirms current varieties or hours.