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The 10 Best Farms in Mid Coast Maine, Mid Coast Maine
Discover the best top things to do in Mid Coast Maine, United States including Good Karma Farm, Glendarragh Lavender Farm, Savage Oakes Vineyard and Winery, Sewall Orchard, Aldermere Farm, Northern Solstice Alpaca Farm, Glidden Point Oyster Farms, Stewart's Blueberries, Cape Newagen Alpaca Farm, Appleton Creamery.
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1. Good Karma Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
We make our own yarn in our mill from wool from our sheep and alpacas. We also make olive oil-based soap, Good Karma Soap.
Reviewed By 36beckya - Seattle, United States
Loved our visit here! Amy was so kind to show us some animals and we were able to see much of the production process. I will love knitting with the yarn that I bought there. We also bought some great smelling soap.
2. Glendarragh Lavender Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By NHWanderlust
We had a lovely time visiting the Glendarragh Lavender Farm on a hot summer day. The farm is full of different colors and varieties of lavender, all spread out in various groupings around the property, including the greenhouse where the fragrance is amazing. There are lots of Adirondack chairs placed in various locations to sit and take it all in and there is a picnic table and seating if you'd like to have a meal amidst the beauty of the lavender. Inside the pretty barn is an assortment of lavender-scented gifts and dried lavender. I was able to navigate the pathways between the lavender plants with a motorized scooter and was able to enter the barn easily on foot, just one tiny step up. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.
3. Savage Oakes Vineyard and Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Come experience our working Maine farm winery continuing an over 200 year old family farming tradition. We make our wines from the grapes grown in our vineyard as well from Maine wild blueberries grown in our fields. While you are here enjoy the views as you explore the grounds. Have your lunch in the vineyard, you might be lucky enough to see our resident hawk soaring overhead looking for a tasty treat.
Reviewed By 783serenag
This was my husband and I's first time attending this winery and had a great time! The staff were friendly and especially loved their slashes! They had strawberry and blueberry which were both delicious and you could purchase the mix and wine as well. They had small cheese plates to purchase from Appleton Farms (I had the garlic and herb which was delish). There was also cornhole by the tables and plenty of space to social distance without being on top of people.
4. Sewall Orchard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
5. Aldermere Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Bill13669 - Ogdensburg, United States
Aldmere Farms is a neat place to stop and see the herd of belted Galloway cattle. We stopped on the roadside and watched these beautiful cattle grazing in the field. These type cattle are not seen very often and it was a neat thing to see.
6. Northern Solstice Alpaca Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
We are a full service alpaca farm offering farm tours year round. We are home to 37 beautiful luxury fiber alpacas. Our on farm store is filled with amazing soft alpaca clothing and gifts. We also have an additional retail shop located at 608 Atlantic Highway, Northport, Maine only 29 miles from the farm. This location offers a much larger selection of clothing as well as a large yarn selection.
7. Glidden Point Oyster Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Glidden Point is an Oyster Farm on the Damariscotta River in Edgecomb, Maine. Come visit us to get the freshest oysters Maine has to offer! Our retail shop features a variety of oysters and other shellfish as well as unique gifts, fresh produce and flowers! Pack up your oysters on ice to take home, or borrow any of our provided shucking tools and enjoy some right here on the farm! We are dog friendly, BYOB and hold a walking tour of the farm every day at 1:00PM for just $5 / person! Come visit us today!
Reviewed By BillA215 - Islamorada, United States
What a great find! We stopped to check it out and were very glad we did. We ordered beer and oysters and received a shucking lesson right at our outdoor table. We had so much fun opening our oysters and of course they were very TASTY!!!! It was so nice to experience this place and good to know that they offer free shipping - which we will do from home. It'll be nice to know where the oysters we buy are from and that they will be fresh!
8. Stewart's Blueberries
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
20 acres of wild blueberries harvested daily in august and frozen fresh and sold after fresh pack sales are over. Only 1% of this crop is sold fresh to the public and even in Maine, wild are different from cultivated, which are also commercially sold in Maine. Come and try the flavor and health benefit of fresh, wild berries that are not sprayed with herbicides and are ready to eat.
Reviewed By HEIDIPRO2014 - New York City, United States
I drive from New York! Wonderful people, amazing blueberries. After all these years, i consider them friends!!!!
9. Cape Newagen Alpaca Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
January 2021: Our FARM is OPEN by appointment from January to April for ALPACA TREKS and Tours! We have a few treks posted online for booking January - March 2021. Please see our website for details. We require social distancing and masks.Our FARM: We are a small, family run alpaca farm located on picturesque Southport Island, off Boothbay Harbor, an hour + from Portland. We offer unique alpaca treks in a magical Maine island setting. All farm visits, private tours and treks are booked online on our website. Any questions please feel free to call or email. Our farm gift shop is open - please call if you would like to schedule an appointment. All our alpaca yarns are mill spun in Maine from our animals raised here. We also carry luxurious alpaca products hand crafted by artisans in Lima, Peru. We sell Altera Alpaca socks made in the states from U.S. Alpacas. Our own handmade soap and body butters are available as well. We have no public restrooms available. Call us with any questions!
Reviewed By 576lukev - Hawthorne, United States
I recently visited this little farm and it was such a treat! The owners gave a wonderful little tour, talked about the animals, showed them off and had such a cute store as well. They were kind, patient, knowledge and happy to talk. You feel like good friends after just an hour with them. Thank you for opening your farm to visitors, it was such a delight! We will have to order more alpaca fiber when we run out!
10. Appleton Creamery
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