Such a cool place! They have hard cider tasting, with a cool tasting room and outside seating. You…read morecan try as little or as many as you want of their hard cider. Then you drive up to the u-pick apple picking with lots of different apple choices. The views are also amazing, and you can get pumpkins and other fall things. They have a kid zone with a corn maze and fun activities. They even have live music sometimes. Then they have a store front with pies, canned goods, more apples, maple goodies and the best donuts ever! My favorite is the pumpkin donuts! This place is a must in the fall!

My family and I went to Ricker Hill Orchard today. I cannot express how nice this place is. So much…read moreto do, eat , drink. We had the best day ever. I think we even met the owner, who was passing out bags, for the Pick Your Own apples. This is a first class operation. I can't wait to eat all my goodies that I bought at the bakery.

A wonderful place in the fall! (And summer!) they have a great selection of apples, but get there…read moreearly in the season or it's all picked out. The orchard is PERFECT for fall photos, as the vista is gorgeous. They even give you a little wooden commemorative coin each year, to collect. Aside from apples, they have a large field that's full of pumpkins to buy. Plus gourds, mums, decorative corn. They have a whole cafe inside with yummy food for breakfast and lunch. GET THEIR DONUTS!!! People that work there are friendly and knowledgeable about the products.

this is such an adorable apple farm! there was a pumpkin patch outside with little carts and baby…read morepumpkins in crates as well. the fresh apple cider ($10/jug) was sooo good, it was a perfect balance of sweet and tart. the apple cider donuts were so light & airy, but the pumpkin & molasses donuts were more dense. the staff also gave us a free donut since they were closing soon :")

We stopped in for breakfast one rainy day and were impressed with the scope of options the store…read moreand cafe offered. Lots of fresh produce, a good selection of dry goods, works from local artists and crafters, and elevated breakfast choices (albeit more limited). It felt like a beloved community place and farm. I ordered the veggie panini, and my partner got a bagel with cream cheese. It was fairly busy, and it took a while to get our food. I know they put a lot of effort and care into making their food, and perhaps they were short-staffed that day, but it did feel a bit long. They have a ton of seating (inside and outside) so there were plenty of places to wait comfortably. The groceries were on the pricier side so we ended up not getting anything else, but I respect that they're paying their people a living wage.

One of the best grocery stores you'll find anywhere if you can find it in the sprawling farmlands…read moreof beautiful Whitefield. We get a farm share every year for outdoor market shopping. You can use it in-store as well for fresh produce only. The store itself has everything you could possibly need. Mostly locally produced faire or Maine-produced. They have a great bakery with fresh bread, pizza and donuts. One of my favorites is the grind-your-own peanut butter machine. Nothing beats fresh peanut butter!

Douglas Hill Orchard is an absolute gem. The views alone are worth the trip--peaceful, quiet, and…read moretruly gorgeous. The Lucy family, who own and run the orchard, are incredibly kind and welcoming, which makes the whole experience feel personal and special. They offer u-pick apples with several different varieties to choose from, and every tree this 2025 season is loaded with beautiful fruit. There's also a wonderful selection of pumpkins for sale, plus fresh apple cider that pairs perfectly with the crisp fall air. It's clear this orchard is cared for with love and attention. It's not crowded or commercial--it's family-owned, relaxing, and has the kind of charm you don't find often anymore. I can't wait to start baking apple crisps and pies with what we picked, and the apples are perfect for dipping in maple butter. If you're looking for a peaceful orchard experience with great fruit, friendly people, and breathtaking views, Douglas Hill is the place.

We just spent a lovely afternoon picking apples at Douglas Hill Orchard in Sebago. Run by the…read moredelightful Lucy family (and staffed by two accomplished young men), the Orchard has the most amazing views, and, although moderately busy, there was plenty of parking and lots of great apples. I was happy that I could bring my well-behaved dog and appreciated the strategically placed hand sanitizer stations and collegiality of other masked pickers. Great place for an afternoon of fresh air and local Maine produce, in a beautiful setting... oh, and cider and pumpkins and PIES too!

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.

My friends and I visited this farm for Open Creamery Day. The cheese was delicious. They gave us a…read moretour of the farm showing their ornate, beautiful pumpkins and where they make their tasty cheeses. We also saw their spacious barn and fields. My friends and I sat on top of a small hill overlooking the farm for about 20 minutes and just enjoyed the fall colors, green fields, the brook and pond. It is a gorgeous farm. The two owners have advanced degrees in agriculture.

It's a peaceful place to learn and be around wonderful animals and the people that care for them…read more It's not a place for running around and screaming and the good news, is we didn't see any of that. The kids and adults were so respectful and gentle, as guided by the workers. There were a few trails to explore, keep in mind there is a lot of sun exposure, so prepare accordingly. We didn't get a chance to go into the new building, but we spent time exploring and then walked up a ways to the "camp store". I bought a beautifully made necklace by a local artist. We loved the fact they have designated parking AND an EV charger we could use.

A picture perfect beautiful sunny day to visit the farm. Fed the sheep, talked to the goats…read more Admired the cows and flowers. Per the farm cat. The most amazing thing I saw today was the stone sink in their new bathrooms! Wowwwww!!!!

We went to Snell farm to pick apples and ended up finding tons of raspberry bushes as well! It was…read moreeasy and convenient, parked the car, grabbed a wagon and rolled the baby into the orchard. There were several types of apples to choose from, and the trees were packed with huge ripe apples. Great experience for the family.

Choosing Snell was was one of the best and easiest decisions we made for our wedding. Carolyn…read morecreated our vision exactly as we had imagined, and was incredibly fun to work with. The best part was seeing our flowers when they were babies the spring before our fall wedding. We are grateful for the opportunity to choose a local family business to provide flowers for our big day, one down the road from where one of us grew up. Truly special.

Apple picking, free tractor rides to the pumpkin patch, award winning corn maze, gift shop with…read morecider, donuts, pizza... What a fun family outing. Very friendly

Where to begin? Apples are in abundance, several varieties. There is fun for the family, from…read morepicking apples to flowers, petting the animals to getting fresh cider and doughnuts. The parking is more than ample, and there is such a good shop-ortunity at the place. Try the pizza! There is even ice cream!

Very cute off the side of the road self serve jam stand- tons of options…read more Second time we have stopped here. Homemade no fillers and basic ingredients- the first one being fruit!!!

Very, very disappointed! Bought a wort yesterday for $11! A few good o es on top and the rest…read moreslimy! only ate 5 or 6 and the rest went I. The trash! This has never happened before! Bought a quart in Cornish Maine on Tuesday for $4 and ate every one!!! Look underneath before you buy! Money wasted!