Hands down, 5 star experience! We visited on a dreary day and had the treat of being the only 2…read morepeople on our alpaca walk. Ben went with us on the walk and even took a ton of photos for us to remember the experience. We learned a lot about the alpacas and the farm. We had the pleasure of walking Gaius and Maestro. Gaius was mischievous and made the walk interesting. We got to love on their unique personalities for the entire walk. The walk was well worth the small fee! Then we got a chance to visit all the females and they are feisty! I had one spot in my face as they were all bombarding me for treats - and it was hilarious more than anything. I can't wait to return to visit these beautiful animals.

Amazing visit - Ivy was fantastic - gave us a tour of the farm, very personable and knowledgeable!…read moreWe didn't do the walk, but many other people did! They recommend to call at least the day before (or longer) to reserve a time. The ranch store was cute - got some very soft socks and a baby alpaca doll made from alpaca fluff will definitely come back next time we are in the area!

What a fabulous place to celebrate. Six of us enjoyed…read moredinner to honor a wonderful persons birthday! ( best friend to me, mother to 2, mother in law to 1 and my husband came along too)! We shared the focaccia, smashed potatoes and broccoli. Even later in the week, We couldn't stop talking about how delish everything was. Main courses for our table included steak, & two different pasta dishes. Mist of us tried the apple cider mimosa, and some had wines. It's the sort of food where when you have finished the meal, you wish you could do it all over again. My advice, eat very S L O W L Y. For dessert we shared an orgasmic piece of flourless chocolate cake.

This place has so much going for it, a gem off the beaten path. But there are a few things that…read morehad me dropping a star. First the greats: beautiful setting and barn. Wonderful, friendly reception by the staff. Arrive a little early for your reservation, check in and grab a beer. Walk around the grounds, be sure to wear farm-ready shoes if you do this and watch your step as this is a real farm. Picnic tables are all around, grab a seat, review the menu and listen to the music. When it is time to for your reservation head back in and order at the register. You will need to pick your table in advance letting them know the table number at time of ordering. Your food will be delivered to your table. The food is very, very good. We had the pizzette as an appetizer and the wood fired crust was perfect. For dinner we chose the pasta and pork entrees. Large portions, great flavors, perfectly cooked and presented. They only serve Maine beers which is also wonderful. We shared a bottle of wine, it was reasonably priced. The frozen dessert was delicious. Dinner could not be better. Now the less goods. Cover charge. We had beers, appetizer, 2 entrees, a bottle of wine and dessert. What is the first charge I see on the bill? 2x$15 cover charge. Who ever heard of such a thing for a restaurant? Not good. If live music is a must for the venue, Increase your food prices, have a food and drink minimum or charge the cover to those who are only drinking and listening to music. After what we just dropped on dinner seeing a cover charge was not cool. Table hunting. We had a 6:15 reservation on a Saturday night. It was touch and go as to whether or not we could get a table for two in the dining room. If you can't get a table you may have to sit at a larger table and share space with others or be in bar area or outside. Would be nice to know you have a table without the stress. I am not adverse to this type of seating but it feels more brewery-like than restaurant-like. Overall this is a great place. Really good for small group or family. Not your special anniversary, quiet table kind of place. But this is a must do place when thinking about places to bring visitors or just a casual night out for two. Parking can be tricky so leave the big truck at home and bring the small car. For those thinking this is a replacement for The Lost Kitchen. It is not. Both TLK and TPF are wonderful but they are not interchangeable experiences. But, it is waaay easier to get a reservation at TPF and the food is terrific so put it on your summer dining list.

I was planning to go to a different farm when I was visiting but they were closed last minute…read morebecause of the rain. I called Sweet Season and they were open! I was the only one out in the rain picking but there were tons of plump and sweet blueberries. I filled a bucket for less than $30 and came home to make all things blueberry! Virginia was kind and welcoming. I will be back!

Beautiful landscape with plenty of blueberry bushes to choose from. We had a great time just…read morewalking the property and picked the best tasting blueberries! People were so friendly and welcoming.

Free of charge to walk the well mowed 4 foot wide trails. Plenty of parking. I am told this place…read morecontinues to be magical throughout the year--landscape renewing and changing rapidly through the seasons. The tidal river is easily accessible within a 10 to 15 minute easy stroll from the parking lot. Horseshoe crabs can be seen spawning in June. Plenty of fish fry hatching in July. Great place to wade, but be mindful about disturbing the horseshoe crab grounds where there is sand. Clams can be gathered at low tide. But make sure you get a permit from the county clerk before hand. The daily clam bag limit is generous. Lovely views of the river, tall grasses and wildflowers. There is even an Osprey nest that gets used in Spring through Summer. A magical way to drink in midcoast Maine without a lot of driving and hiking.

I did it all here-I not only ingested the cider and cider vinegar. I used to the vinegar topically…read moreto heal an insect bite. I was also a guest in one of their rental properties. I can attest to this place being magical in terms of resetting physical and mental health. The property owners are stewards of the earth. As I understand this will remain a farm, the land and steep hill you see will be there forever. The cider is refreshing and tastes sooo good.

The apple cider and vinegar from the Sewall's orchard is the BEST I have ever had…read more The products are raw, they are living foods and you can taste the difference. Somehow the color is deeper, the flavor of several heirloom apples give it a sweet complexity. You want to savor the flavor in your mouth-this is a rare, high quality, good intentions, and incredible product.

We came up short on our visit this year because the visitor center was closed on the weekend and…read morethe Belted Galloway cattle were bashful and likely hanging out in an distant though unseen meadow. Que sera, sera.

If you aren't from a farm background you won't get the 4star rating but these are pretty "Oreo"…read morecattle with unusual markings. The farm is well cared for and we found the young lady in the farm office courteous and friendly. Belted galloways are pretty rare in the US so we enoyed seeing them as part of the "prettiest walk in the world."

We went to u pick both blueberries and raspberries. Both were very plentiful…read more Fairwinds farm does not charge extra for their pint, quart, or flat boxes which is a plus. They make it easy to check out, Venmo, cash and cards are accepted. Will always pick at this farm.

We are so fortunate to have many wonderful local farmers in our area and my wife and I shop at a…read morenumber of them but we find Fairwinds Farm to be our overall favorite. The combination of quality produce, super friendly staff, fantastic berry picking and a great farm share program is hard to beat. They have a variety of locations where they sell their products during the summer which makes them convenient to most people in the region. You definitely need to check them out.

Adorable little market that sells cheese, meats, local beer/wine and fresh produce. They're popular…read moreat breakfast, so much so that by the time we arrived around 9:40am on a Saturday, they were sold out of house made bread and croissants. Indoor, outdoor and covered seating available. Amazing views of nature!

This was such a charming stop for our brunch-time meal. Most of us opted with the smashed meatball…read moresandwich, with all scratch-made items, an especially delicious patty and wonderful bread. Still drooling.... We were too hungry that we forgot to even snap a photo. Very cute, clean bathroom and a lovely hostess. They have a small, but well-selected market of local goods too.

I have ALWAYS been a huge fan and customer of Fairwinds Farm, from their berry fields and the…read moreBrunswick Farmers Market. I absolutely love this farm and these people. So it makes me so happy when the farm stand starts to get geared up for the beautiful summer season! Not only can you get your veggies and fruits here throughout the season, from their farm and other local farms. You can also find some other goodies here too. Baked goods from local folks, cookies, Whoopie pies, sourdough bread. Local meat, cheese and milk. And the very best part? MOSES DYER COFFEE. Roasted right in Harpswell. They are the best coffee, and that's that!