This place is a spectacular Nature hike taking you through some amazing trails to the Estuarine and…read moresalt marshes. Great trails and wood plank walks make this a easy and enjoyable experience for all

Came on a Tuesday afternoon. There's barns…read more Some museums which were closed. A visitor center which was closed. It's free because it's off season. Plenty of paths. One leads to the beach Ok to pass the time

Always great food and atmosphere !! Delish pizza and everything else. Have never had a bad meal…read morethere. Matt and staff r awesome too!!! Service is always timely and friendly. Will b going again soon!

In every way it's good: ambiance, service, food. But not exceptional in any way, possibly excepting…read moreprice, which is a bit higher than its true value. And, sorry to say, the wine by the glass exhibits a stingy pour. The Ciabatta Bread, grilled and coated with herb butter, was moist and tasty. Among three of us we had and shared Caesar Salad, House made Meatballs, Baked Cod, and Chicken Milanese. All good, well presented. Tables in the Dining Room are well spaced, so conversation is comfortable.

My wife and I have been meaning to check out Wild Bevy for awhile. A weekend getaway for my…read morebirthday coming up down in southern Maine was the perfect excuse to stop by. Place was packed but thankfully we snagged a high top table inside. They even had some live music going on which was great. Service was friendly and quick with multiple servers checking in with us and other parties. Busy but they did not seem overwhelmed at all. Top notch service during our visit. In the past they had food trucks for food but within the past couple months have opened up their own wood fire oven and food menu. Think wood-fire pizzas, fries, smash burger and other options. Cocktail wise they have a huge variety of seasonal options and they are mostly broken up into categories including even spicy options. My wife went with their Lavender Haze, a lavender gin based drink while I went a unique savory option of Baby Carrot, a vodka based cocktail that was definitely orange like carrots and even had carrot garnish. Both were phenomenal with my wife finding a new favorite with the Lavender Haze. After trying those we decided on splitting a chicken pesto pizza. It came out cooked to perfection with the perfect amount of char & crisp. The crust was soft and pillowy enough so that my wife who typical skips out on eating the crust but she enjoyed all of her crust. Really well made pizza and look forward to trying even more versions in the future. Before leaving we wanted an additional cocktail to end the night. I went with the espresso martini which they offer black or with cream. While my wife got a Tiramisu Martini which was kinda a riff on the espresso martini. I did order the espresso martini with cream but it still was quite stronger than the majority of versions I've tasted. My wife's drink was the superior dessert cocktail. Overall we enjoyed our visit and look forward to returning. Especially keen on seeing both the fall and winter cocktail menus! A must visit distillery.

Last Saturday we went with 2 other couples , my wife made reservations a month before!!…read moreWe had 1-3pm so late lunch we had apps , French fries and the whiskey charcuterie board!!our waitress was amazing and the food was a hit! We all drinks and seating inside barrels with a heater and music was amazing Thanks

It was ok. I just don't think it's worth the 30$ cover charge to get in. Drinks were mediocre for…read morean espresso martini. For that price of a cover charge I would expect my martini in a glass cup vs a plastic one. The barn itself is nice if you were to host an event however going for live music wasn't worth the price IMO

Very cool venue with live music every week in the summer. Bar inside and often food truck out…read morefront, we came today for Thanks to Gravity. Fun band. Few tables downstairs and theater seating upstairs.

Out of all the vendors my wife and I worked with in planning our wedding weekend, Shannon and the…read morestaff at the Barn were BY FAR the best. We had our rehearsal dinner and welcome party at the barn the night before our wedding. Being from California, we wanted to have an "Aloha" theme to keep the vibe casual. Shannon worked closely with us to customize a menu and help us with decorations. She was so supportive and blew our minds with the creativity in the menu and drink options. She also partnered with us to work within our budget. Since we had to plan our wedding from across the country, communication with a lot of our vendors proved to be very tough. But NOT Shannon. She was quick to reply to all of our emails, and always put us in the best mood. In such a stressful process, we could always rely on Shannon and staff to make us feel at ease. And the food, WOW. Our 40 guests for dinner were raving over how amazing everything was. And after the dinner, we opened up the barn for about 100 people to come in for the "Welcome Party." At the welcome party, Shannon worked with us to customize cocktails and create a "California" themed taco station. Every single detail was delectable. Would highly recommend to anyone planning an event in Kennebunk/Kennebunkport. Would give more than 5 stars if we could. Can't wait to come back!

I just helped plan my sister in law's wedding at this venue and EVERYTHING was outstanding. Shannon…read moreand Tom were a dream team when it came to executing our vision. The food was out of this world and the service was equally as paramount. We were treated like family and felt their undivided attention in making every detail count. Thank you so much for making her special day everything she dreamed it would be. Highly recommend planning your event here!

What a find! This place is one of a kind, and thankfully so. On a short road trip last week up the…read morecoast of Maine with 2 of my daughters, we drove by this place and noticed the large property and lots of stuff (nice stuff) around the main house and other buildings. Out by the street was a simple sign requesting a $5 donation to park and walk around. Not knowing what it was (but real intrigued by it strangeness) I hung a quick U and went back into the driveway and parked. My kids are not too happy! As we approached the front door they are begging to leave as the place gives them the willies. To make matters worse a big wad of keys are still hanging from the front door. Now I have the willies! Being me, I open the door and peer in and to my amazement I see a massive room full of the most traditional cool art and collectibles I've ever seen! High class Americana. We skulk through the first big room because I hear voices coming from an even larger room I can see deeper in this massive old house. As we enter the back room, we find two older men sitting at one of 20+ beautiful early American tables (all surrounded by beautiful chairs). They are holding a small wooden sled and discussing how to repair it. They quickly finish and one leaves and the other introduces himself as Bill Johnson and asks if we'd like a tour of the place. I quickly say yes and that starts the next faze. Bill quickly begins to regale us with story after story about each piece we point out or strikes his fancy: --Nice story about Hermann Goering's cuckoo clock on the wall. --He turns on his player piano, sits down and grabs a very large megaphone, and begins serenading my daughters with a beautiful old tune. --He quizzes us about American historical facts, tells stories, sings, etc. and would have spent the whole day with us had we had the time. Well, I could go on and on about this place...but you gotta see it to believe it. Best $5 tour ever!

This is a great place to browse around or to take photos. There is so much to see. I highly…read morerecommend a stop here. We just happened by it on a sightseeing trip and turned around to see what it was all about. The owner is eccentric, to say the least, but not in a bad way. There is a player piano that I would loooove to own. A great place all-around.

Kennebunkport and the surrounding areas are full of both natural and architectural beauty. There…read moreare many gorgeous and historical homes and landmarks in the area. The Wedding Cake House was built in 1825 and is the most photographed house in Maine, revered for its unique architectural style. The home is privately owned so no peeks inside, but I was glad I stopped by to see it.

I mean, it's pretty but odd. The construction itself is interesting, definitely a WOW factor when…read moreyou drive by. There was a lovely older model vehicle in front when we went. If you want a venue for Quincenera or wedding, this may be a great location to consider.

My partner and I got married 10/4/25 at the Barn and we could not recommend this venue enough! Our…read morecoordinator from The Red Barn, Emily, was with us every step of the way. She went above and beyond on our wedding day to ensure we had drinks, food, even going as far as helping my mother in law get to and from photos. She helped keep our little one entertained throughout the night so we were able to truly enjoy ourselves. Every single guest commented on how incredible she was-- if I could give her more than 5 stars I would.

The red barn is quite picturesque from the outside. It's a bit sterile on the inside so if you are…read moreplanning and event here, you may need to dress up the banquet hall. The bathrooms are clean but they could use more stalls. Parking is easy, although messy if it's raining. The acoustics aren't too bad if there is a DJ. The servers are all excellent, and they attempt to do silver service, meaning that they serve food simultaneously to each person at the table, etc. It's not silver service! The food is ok. We had steak tips that were delicious. The chicken picatta was dry and tiny. This is a great place for a wedding or corporate event, just be sure to stay on top of the details.