Five Acre Farm is a year-round gem, but even more sparkly around the holidays. They have an outstanding selection of their own baked goods as well some extra goodies from other bakeries like bread from Little Spruce plus various local veggies and meat. In the warmer months, there are lots of plants and flowers for sale, but around Christmas time, they have really fantastic trees, wreaths, and other festive decorations. It's an honor-based and store, so you check yourself out and use a card reader or leave them a check. They owners are simply fantastic people; so kind and friendly! read more

Five Acre Farm - Our tree, December 2025 from 5 Acres! - Desserts Near Me - Kennebunkport, Maine

Yumalicious! I bought a blueberry pie as a hostess gift. Oh my! It was so delicious. The crust was flaky and tasty. The filling held together but wasn't goppy goo or overly sweet. It was fresh tasting and just right. Trust me, I'm a harsh pie critic. This was GOOD PIE! I love that they operate on the honor system. I hope that all patrons are respectful of this. If I lived in town, I would eventually have to try everything they have to offer. I'll definitely come again the next time I'm visiting. read more

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Fresh baked goods, produce, local dairy, eggs and cheese... pumpkins and birdhouses, plants and hanging baskets, honey! Great selection if you get there early enough! Blueberry pie is not too sweet Cookies were not my favorite, but if you like fresh and thick, these are for you. Scones were Perfect! Not the hard, shortbread style but flakey and full of fresh berries. You can taste the butter in these recipes- HIGHLY RECOMMEND btw: they have a self-serve kiosk "square" machine which will process cards, cash is always accepted read more

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Love the farm store. I remember Belinda at the Kennebunk Farmers Market cooking up a storm and her homemade goods and berry lemonade. Sorry she left but happy her store gets bigger and better. Love the Mac and cheese, scones, focaccia bread and all the additions of other local businesses. Thank you, Dianne Howard read more

What a great store. Tremendous pastries. Need to come back & try other pies & cookies. A must stop!!

We were up in Kennebunk and were looking for blueberry pie. Found this cute farm stand not far from where we were staying. We found Five Acre Farm!! Hot right out of the oven pies We bought an Apple pie and a take and bake Blueberry pie! Yum Oh, also bought a dozen ears of delicious sweet corn. Can't wait to return next year! read more

I have had the pleasure purchasing of the blueberry and apple pies and the molasses cookies. They are freshly baked and taste fabulous! With a family summer get together, I am ordering several pies to take home and family members will be so excited. Thanks for sharing your baking talents with me and my family, Great Job! read more

The best! We love everything from this sweet little establishment. I highly recommend you try everything. The pies are delicious, cookies like mom made years ago, granola a must! Pot pies and meat pies are hearty and never disappoint. So much more. Five Acre Farm offers so many wonderful wonderful things. If you want to experience Maines local delights just stop here! I drive by at least twice a week and I swear my car turns into their parking lot on its own. read more

Whenever my mother, me, and my relatives are in Kennebunkport, ME, we always stop at 5 Acre Farm for their Delicious wild Maine blueberry pie. Besides lobster, Maine is also well-known for their blueberries. In the photos, it's a triple berry pie and it was wonderful!! The ingredients in their pies are excellent! 5 Acre Farm also sells fresh eggs, delicious cookies, fresh garden vegetables, plants, herbs, jams, bone broth, chicken pot pie, salads, brownies, and so on. The outdoor setting is so pretty and very welcoming. There is a small parking area. We love and enjoy their fresh produce, eggs, and bakery goods. When we go back home to the Tri-State area, we will miss 5 Acre Farm. read more

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The pies and cookies are so freaking good! Perfectly baked molasses cookie, strawberry crumb bar and blueberry pie. We stopped by after visiting Wolffl Farm for lobsters, so glad we did. We almost came back another day to stock up, but alas, we had to continue our trip touring ME. Cash only as it is honor code. read more

I picked up a wild Maine blueberry pie in the morning to bring as a dinner hostess gift for relatives vacationing in Camp Ellis. It was still warm and fragrant. Self check-out was easy at the farm-stand. My relatives devoured the pie! read more

If six or 10 or 20 were star option, I would pick that! Melinda does an absolutely fabulous job and every single pie and every single cookie everything she makes comes through with love and you can taste the Dedication and hard work. read more

My friend has a house in GRB and on our way back from Biddeford we always see the farm stand and have been curious forever. We managed to go get an early breakfast yesterday and planned to stop at the farm stand on our way back to the house. It was the best decision we have ever made; it was just opening and there was a lovely lady stacking the pies, which is what we were hoping to snag. They were still warm! The farm stand has beautiful flowers, herbs, and good looking veggies; they have an honor system, so you write down what you're taking and either leave cash or scan the QR code to Venmo. Let me tell you, set your alarms to get there early as those pies are phenomenal! The fruit was delicious, not overly sweet, and that crust is something to write home about! We will definitely be factoring in stops here from now on and I'm sad it took us this long to stop by! read more

If you haven't tried this ladies' pies, you need to. I first stumbled across this little stand about three years ago - at that time you could buy just a slice -which I did, strawberry rhubarb, my favorite. It was seriously the best piece of pie I ever had (and I can make pie and do) I'm from the Midwest (where pie is one of the top food groups) but this pie is incredible. Fast forward three years and I find myself once again in Kennebunkport at Five Acre Farm (I really didn't even know it had a name) but now you have to buy a whole pie (Covid precautions, I'm sure) which is no hardship- I wish I had bought several. I had a piece of strawberry rhubarb pie in Dublin, Ireland over 30 years ago that was the best thing I ever ate until this pie. So, if you like pie, run to Five acre Farm right now. I just had a piece for breakfast! read more