Great family owned operation. Friendly and helpful staff and wide variety of apples prebagged and…read morefor picking.

Beautiful, expansive orchard. 50 cents per lb - such a steal! Friendly experience. Great for…read morefamilies! Most importantly, delicious apples!

Lovely store for exactly what we wanted, Maine based foods and products at very reasonable cost. We…read morebought a variety of different blueberry jams and ultimately our favorite was the low sugar Out On A Limb variety that still packed so much blueberry flavor. We also happened to see our waitress from the Bar Harbor Lobster Pound picking things up here to the up sale at their restaurant.

Rating: 4.4 Came to…read morestop by for some jams, honey and maple syrups on the way back from acadia. It's a small local shop located on side of the street with hand made signs. They make their own jams, syrups and spreads. Inside is a small space but has multiple shelves of products. They offer various type of jams, spread, maple syrup, honey, pies, and even some canned soups. The shop keeper was nice and informative. We ended up buying some blue berry jams, raw honey, dark chocolate covered blueberry, and wild blueberries cookies. We tried the cookies and dark chocolate covered blueberry and were pretty good. The shopkeeper mentioned that pie was really good and cheap but unfortunately it was a whole pie and already had some blueberry pies already so had to pass but i can say that it looks good and its a good deal for those the like them.

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.

Their blueberries are awesome! We get them every year! We're still discussing the fact that a…read morebabysitter took some!

Great Maine blueberry spot. Fresh but frozen. Convenient and priced well to make the transaction…read moreeasy. Paid cash.

I think any place that is willing to create a blueberry castle is worth a stop. Ironically they did…read morenot have any fresh blueberries and the place needed some upkeep. Friendly blueberry staff and certainly a blueberry ambiance. You can learn how the wild blueberries are harvested and about the history of this area in Maine.

This place reminds me of some of the road side attractions along portions of Route 66 no one…read moretravels anymore. Clearly once pretty cool it is no pretty rundown and have signs of a once very cool stop is now someones afterthought. Theres an overgrown put put mini golf course and a small exhibit about wild blueberries. We picked up some frozen blueberries to make pancakes with tomorrow morning. Don't miss the giant lobster trap across the street which is almost as stimulating.

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

A delicious hometown treat! The hard serve was rich and creamy with the perfect amount of flavor…read more Perfect for a hot summer stroll through downtown Ellsworth. Be sure to get the homemade waffle cone! Can't wait to go back and try a milkshake.

We are campers who travel across the country - Morton's Moo has the best ice cream we've tasted…read more They make their own and the many flavors are delicious. If you're near Ellsworth, Maine, Morton's Moo is well worth the visit!

This is a small farmers market on Saturday mornings in the supermarket parking lot on Route 1 in…read morethe heart of Milbridge. On the particular Saturday, there were several cheese purveyors, an organic meat purveyor (bacon, pork, eggs, chicken), a bread stand and a flower stand. It's small but has some variety. It's only on Saturday mornings so it's very hard for travelers that are visiting for just one week because they are either leaving or too late arriving for the market. Great for those who want to buy local and live close by or who are staying more than a week.