Great maple Sunday experience. We came mostly for the pancakes. Be ready for mud and a little bit…read moreof walking.

Went during Maine Maple weekend in March and previously went in Fall…read more First, I sent them a message on Facebook and they quickly responded. I'm obsessed with their maple chapstick and bought 4 more! So nice and great customer service. They had a stand with Maple Iced Coffees and Maple Cinnamon Buns and I think hot coffee and hot chocolate. The coffee is brewed with maple so we got one iced with cream and one iced with cream and shot of maple syrup. The coffee was so flavored with maple already I didn't need the maple shot. It was sooooo good. Of course we bought the bag of coffee (it is Benbow's from Maine). They sell lots of Maine Maple goodies. Maple syrup (obvi) but they have a specialty bourbon barrel version as well that makes a nice gift. Their Maple whoopie pie is prob one of my Top 3 fave whoopies in Maine. We bought other goodies..maple cotton candy, maple fudge (which youcan freeze), maple taffy, maple cream and wax dipped cheeses. All the little stands took cards. During busy events they had local police stopping traffic for you to pull out and direct where to park. They also had 2 Porta potties on site.

We've been here for the Blueberry festival, apple picking in the fall, and getting our Christmas…read moretree. This is a great spot for everyone, great for little kids too. We love seeing the chickens, pigs, goats, cows, and we're lucky to get to see the donkey they had around Christmas. The food from the cafe is delicious. Great bagels, chili, sandwiches, pizza. Everything we've had is great. If it's super busy the food can take a while, but be patient! It's great food done well. Love this local family run place! We'll be back often.

I wanted to say thank you for delicious blueberry pie I ordered for Thanksgiving this year. I will…read morebe ordering more pies in the future from Orchard Ridge Farm.

LOVE Sunflower Farm Creamery!!! Goat Yoga is one of my favorite summer activities. Hope and Chris…read morewho run the farm are so friendly and welcoming, and so are all of the goats. It's such a magical place to spend time and special feeling to be amongst the herd. I'm also obsessed with their goat cheese which is so delicious...and really everything in their farm store. I've recommended Sunflower Farm to many friends who had great experiences as well. And, depending on what time of year you go, there may be baby goats around which is extra special. Highly recommend!

Sunflower Farm is an experience you truly don't want to miss. This is a one of a kind dairy farm…read morehome to the sweetest goats and their playful kids, offering a peaceful escape from everyday life. I highly recommend a visit, whether it be lazing in the green pasture with the mamma goats and babies, attending a yoga class or shopping in their cheese shop for the best variety of cheese, yoghurt and local Maine crafts, every moment feels special. It's the kind of place that makes you start planning your next visit before you've even left.

Wanting to celebrate Maine Maple Sunday without driving too far, my friend and I chose Cooper's…read moreFarm in Windham (and weren't surprised to see many other Portland-based faces there). Which advertised that they had maple syrup demos all day, complimentary maple syrup on ice cream, a self-guided walking tour of their farm, and maple-products for sale (including syrup, candy, coated nuts, cotton candy, whoopie pies, etc.)... and, yep, that's EXACTLY what we got! The only thing we were missing was watching someone actually tap a tree (or provide a hands-on demo of such a fun thing). Still... it was a great time! Mostly, Cooper's is a small farm raising registered AMHA mini ponies (which they've been doing since 2004). They also have a greenhouse, raise registered Charolais cattle, and have some gorgeous peacocks. All of which you can check out, take photos of, but shouldn't really be touching ("please don't feed your fingers to the mini ponies" being one of the better signs I've seen in a while!). We had a great time on Maine Maple Sunday, despite the negative temperatures thanks to a terribly fierce wind chill. We only had to wait in line for about ten minutes to check out the sugar shack (we arrived at 10:30am; when we left around noon, the line was out to the street though... lesson here? On Maine Maple Sunday COME EARLY), which was warm and steamy. The employees inside were abundantly nice, patient, thoughtful, and well educated. Kudos to them for maintaining those dispositions with the hoards of people coming through! There was ALSO a pancake and bacon breakfast for just $7.50, peacock feathers for sale for just $1, and - yes - loads of maple-based goodies. I left with some amber syrup "rich in flavor", candies, and maple coated cashews (which are sweeter and more maple-y than I expected them to be.... so sinful!). Yum. Anyway, if you're looking for somewhere close by to celebrated Maine Maple Sunday in years to come, Cooper's will provided a couple hours of entertainment for sure!

I loved going to Cooper's Maine Maple Sunday! This was my first maple Sunday but if this is how it…read moreis every year I wouldn't mind doing it again (or at least stopping by to get some awesome maple products every once in a while). First we took the tour through the hut where the syrup is made. The gentleman working the station was very knowledgable. I wish I had more questions prepared for him. The tour ends in a shop complete with maple cotton candy, maple shakers, maple nuts (the cashews are AMAZING), amber and dark maple syrup, and maple candies. I bought everything haha it was all so good. Then as you exit you get a small vanilla ice cream topped with maple syrup. Super great addition to the tour even though it was cold outside. We were then able to walk around the premises and saw the most adorable mini ponies (one had a new born!). Then we found the cows, peacocks, pheasants, and trees that were tapped for sap. Cooper's for MMS (that's what the cool kids call it) was fun and educational. I would go to another event at this farm :)

Every time I'm in Gorham, I make a point to stop by Findview Farm for some of the freshest local…read moreproduce. It's a working farm with a small but impressive stand, where they sell their own produce along with products from other local farms -- think hot sauces and pickled veggies. They don't just sell veggies, either; they've got their own meat, eggs, and milk! I haven't tried the meat yet, but their eggs are fantastic. The prices are super reasonable. I just picked up two winter squashes and a pound of potatoes for under $5. You wouldn't guess this place is only 7 minutes from Gorham's Main Street -- it's like a hidden little gem.

We bought eggs and meat dur6our vacation. I received specific cooking directions so I did not dry…read moreout the meat as grass fed has less fat, fantastic meat and it just felt good to support a local farm.

All around feel good festival. A portion of the profits supports a local non-profit and profits…read morealso support a local farm/business. It's very well organized and has so much to offer at this quaint and beautiful location. Parking is free. Entrance fee for anyone over 2yrs of age is only $15. With the fee, you have access to some fun activities for kids and adults. We loved the corn maze!! They are so creative with the design. There's an easy maze and a more challenging maze. There is a phone number at the entrance of the maze if you get lost. Staff will come find you and escort you out of the maze. Wear comfortable shoes as the ground can be a little uneven and rocky at times. Every person we passed in the maze was so happy, smiling and giggling, like were were. The kids LOVED it too. (3 and 6 yr olds). There are two big jumping pillows which the kids loved. There were adults on there as well. The weight limit is 225lbs for a person. Just be sure to take off your shoes. They had pumpkin bowling Big bubble wands "Pumpkin" basketballs A Bumble train pulled by a tractor Culvert and tire play ground slide Tractor tires to climb on. A large sandbox A "corn pit" instead of a ball pit. For extra money - be sure to try the potato cannon! SOOO FUN! 10 potatoes for $7. They also have paintball targets. Looked like fun. They have a food truck on site each day they are open (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) and a food shack. Staff is super friendly and welcoming. We loved it and highly recommend visiting if you are looking for a smaller festival with big fun.

Took our 2 year old grandson to the festival and we all had such fun! Friendly, helpful staff,…read morewell-organized, with games for all ages. Good food too! Topped off with free pick-your-own sunflowers.

1/20/26 bitter cold with intermittent squalls- Oysters are…read moreshucked ever day now, but are $2 per on Thursday- I take this to mean the shucker is a rookie on other days; he was at least today. Had 12 Norumbagas with 2-4 shell bits per oyster. Gained an appreciation for those shuckers at The shop, Freeport oyster house, etc. Got sautéed scallops- about a dozen- perfectly cooked, 10/10. Honestly, a dish you would find on the French coast. So: oysters: 5/10 scallops: 10/10. As I have said previously, don't come here for the oysters. DO come for the scallops if Tara is cooking.

We have been going here since it opened a few years ago . It just slips my mind every time to leave…read morea review. The food is always great and the fish is extremely fresh . I've had several items on the menu . This time I had the haddock sandwich with coleslaw and a cup of clam chowder. The chowder is thick , creamy and delicious. The haddock was lightly battered and delicious as well. My fiancé had the lobster stew and crab sandwich on gluten free bun . The lobster stew is also gluten free. He said the crab sandwich was outstanding! They also have vet delicious French fries ! The restaurant has a farm house feel to it . Very comfortable atmosphere and friendly bar/waitstaff .

I came across this spot on social media about their 24/7 plant and other goods shop. They do also…read moreoffer a green house space that is available for renting which from social media looks like a calm and refreshing space. Although, this review is solely for the always open shop. They have signage pointing you towards where you need to go and have ample parking as well. A very nice set up for the area with a great variety of items you can buy. Which one of the best parts is everything available to buy is created by a local owned business. They offer lots of small little plants, baked goods (sourdough, cookies, etc), other food products including local meats, beauty/skincare products and more! Truly something everyone could find and want to buy while supporting local farmers/makers. They run off the honor system and offer a great amount of different ways to pay. Just fill out the log with details of what you are buying and then pay one of three ways offered (cash, through card or Venmo with both those offering QR codes for quick payment). A spot my wife and I look forward to returning to. Highly recommend the chocolate chip cookies from New England Sourdough Co. A phenomenal spot worth supporting!

An amazing escape! Amalia & Darren (owners & operators?)…read moreare artistically creating an oasis and humbly sharing their creation with us all. If you have the chance, treat yourself to this gardener's retreat. You won't be disappointed