What a lovely place! Not sure why it took me so long to write this!? We've been coming up for 10yrs…read moreand this year when we came on a Sunday and noticed the regular posted hours (T-Sat 10-4pm) I thought... "Yes! They're so busy they needed to post hours!!". And that's the case! Aside from checking out the mama and baby animals of all kinds, the blueberries are the best done around and the goat cheese. A M A Z I N G!! It's the creamiest most delicious goat cheese I've ever had! Our favorite is the Italian but it sells out fast, garlic is second and chive and pepper is great as well. Plain is just deliciously simple and the goat's milk feta is out of this world. On top of all of that they have home made lotions, soaps and other goodies for sale. Always polite and helpful, always best quality, best deal and a MUST stop if you're within an hour of this place!!!

Farm with produce and homemade cheeses from their goats. This is a family run farm that sells…read moreproduce and cheeses and is planting an orchard for the future. The cheeses here are made with care. I liked the "cami" and other aged cheeses a lot. The other goat cheeses were not goat-y enough lacking that zing that you get in a goat cheese. They are located just off of Route 1 on the eastern terminus of Route 187. Getting someone to help you if you just show up can be iffy but they are at the Milbridge farmer's market

I have bought my produce here from May until September for years now but I only recently tried…read moretheir prepared food. The curried cauliflower parsnip soup is OUTSTANDING. I plan on trying them all very soon.

I knew by Day 4 of our Mt. Dessert Island vacation, that I'd be lobstered-out and would need fruit…read moreand vegetables. That's why I bookmarked Beech Hill Farms ("BHF") in Yelp. I understood that BHF has a great Farm Market. BHF delivered on that and more. I arrived 10 minutes before BHF opened its gate at 9 am. By 9, five different cars had parked nearby so they could have pick of the Market. The customers mostly seemed like local Mainers, but there were some folks taking pics as well. After I parked, I scurried to the Market and didn't notice the surrounding area yet. The produce looked beautiful with its purples, greens, oranges, reds, yellows and dark blues. I bought fresh wild Maine blueberries, cucumbers, carrots, a multi-colored bell pepper, yellow-orange heirloom tomatoes, an eggplant and mixed salad greens. The blueberries were delicious. I made a great dinner salad with the non-eggplant veggies. I'll grill the eggplant tomorrow. I bought a few other local products. A baguette that was terrific with a local blue cheese I also bought from BHF. Granola I haven't tried yet. And a blueberry pie made by "Gayle Arnold Tucker". I don't know who that is, but in my mind she's a 5th Generation local pie legend. The crust was to-die-for and the blueberry filling had great flavor and consistency. BHF also sold things such as milk, eggs, honey, kimchi, jarred products and beverages. It was a terrific-looking farm Market with great stuff. After my purchases, I explored the grounds. There was a green house with row after row of farm fresh and fragrant garlic and things like starter vegetables. Picnic tables. Fruit trees. And my favorite thing of all - rows of gorgeous wild flowers that were a big draw for bees and . . . the most monarch butterflies I've ever seen in one naturally occurring place. I don't even know how many there were. I saw five at a time when I was looking up. I spent about 15 minutes taking butterfly photos and got some awesome pics. I limited myself to one in the Yelp photos I posted. The flower photo opportunities are also outstanding. I'll put my BHF pics up against my Acadia pics any day. If you like exploring Farmers Markets and/or great photo opps, I guarantee you'll enjoy Beech Hill Farms, at least in August. Five Stars

Food is great and great service. Great food and lots of food to choose from. You can also bring…read moreyour dogs. I've met so many cute ones.

Located in the parking lot in front of the Brewer Auditorium, this is a small but delightful…read morefarmers market, filled with absolutely gorgeous fresh produce, flowers, breads and pastries (including gluten-free treats!), doggie treats, soap, eggs, goat cheese, and more. Many of the stands take EBT as well! Plus, they have zucchini the size of baseball bats.

Organic markets are not typical but this place is as atypical as it gets. You will see the sign…read moreoff of Route 1 and you will start to second guess yourself as you drive a few miles down the road only to see the sign falling down that reads the names of various vegetables. At this sign, your GPS will tell you to turn right down a gravel road, Cross Rd, and you will go another 1+ mile down a deserted road to the farm. The farm itself is run by Mr and Mrs Perlman who have worked this farm for more than four decades, raised 2 children to adulthood, without central heating, electric, or plumbing! Their story is truly amazing yet they have managed to build an organic farm that supplies individuals and local restaurants. They have a system here that they have developed and expect to conform if you wish to eat the fruits of their labors. Call on Monday. Mrs Perlman will tell you what they have for you to pick up at your appointed time on Thursday. This is not drive up when you feel like it. They are too busy working. The place is a bit rustic but don't let that scare you from the great bounty of their farm. Closed Saturday. You can read more about their incredible story at http://www.uniquemainefarms.com/uniquemainefarms.com/Crossroad.html

The best blueberries in Maine! A good, ethical farm with fabulous organic Maine wild blueberries.read more

I haven't been to the farm but purchased a bottle of the blueberry spread at the Milbridge Farmers…read moreMarket. They specialize in organic wild blueberries that are available at several farmers markets (see their website) and at the supermarket in Milbridge. You can also but in bulk on the farm in August AND they will sell you frozen ones as well. August is prime blueberry month in Washington County. Now is your time to take advantage of the opportunity!

I like this market because it is on Tuesday, not Saturday. It's in the morning in a restaurant…read moreparking lot. On my last visit there were a couple of stands with veggies, two bakers and a nursery/grower selling plants. Eggs were expensive at $5. Per dozen. The breads were a bit more reasonable. Parking can be a challenge here as the merchants and the stands take up the lot and you park on one side of Rte 187.

So the Machias Marketplace has moved again down the street to 167 Dublin which is just before the…read moreHannaford as you are going northbound on Route 1 through Machias Same offerings as the old location. However it share the lot with a food truck and it's picnic tables so during busy hours parking might be challenging. Bring your own bag and be prepared not to see or get a receipt so keep track of your purchases.

I stopped at this small farm stand while moving through Washington County. A lean-to there had…read moreplenty of fresh veggies, local maple syrup, blueberries and eggs. The blueberries were freshly picked and the eggs at $4 were worth it -much better than most farm stands. It is out of the way, but if you are on Tunk Lake Rd, definitely worth the stop.

All organic, farm fresh eggs - the most delicious eggs I've had. Fresh produce and herbs. The most…read morebeautiful flowers grow here from seed. A great piece of Bar Harbor - the perfect place for vacationers to pop in, to tour the land and talk with Rachel, the owner and farmer. Bar Harbor Locals - the best spot for locally grown produce and to spruce up the house and yard for spring. Bring the kids to meet and feed Sweetness, the Bunny and peak over the fence into the pig pen. If you're lucky, you'll see Menjula, the cat who hangs around or Hurricane the dog, who has a lazy energy that is anything but a hurricane.