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    Libby's U-Pick

    4.4 (75 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Tango peaches.
    Steff D.

    You want apples. And cider. Maybe some donuts. And a family-friendly space. Or maybe you want blueberries. And a mimosa. Maybe some peaches. And an orchard big enough that you won't be on top of other families. Regardless of what you're looking for, Libby & Sons - year after year named ONE OF THE BEST ORCHARDS IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY (literally, friends) - has everything you could want from a PYO experience. The corts and macs are always crisp and delicious; the blueberry options are lovely whether you want sweet or tart; the juicy donut peaches are unlike anything I've ever had anywhere (#TeamTangO)... in general, the picking is abundant and plentiful year after year after year. And they do a fantastic job daily updating their website with what's in season, out of season, picked out for the season, pricing structure (it makes sense if you know how hard they tried to stay open during the pandemic/the cost of growing quality and environmentally conscious fruits), etc. The views of the surrounding countryside are breathtaking. The glazed blueberry donuts are the best blueberry donuts I've ever had from anywhere ever. And the people who work here are absolutely the friendliest human beings on earth and genuinely remember you year after year. They make you feel like a welcome part of their family, and I love that (especially in a more automated, less personalized society). If you ever get the chance to talk to the owner about the science of apples (pomology) or the history and future of their personal agricultural story, you absolutely should. I am a more educated, more loyal customer of theirs now because of it!

    Beautiful burning red blueberry bushes in the distance
    Kendra W.

    Wonderful fall drive to Limerick to Libbys farm for fall festivities. They had a live band playing, ballon artist for kids, food trucks and yummy beverage truck with beers, seltzers, mimosas and amazing apple cider wine slushies. Inside they sell the traditional apple farm goodies- caramel apples, popcorn, fruit flavored smoothies,coffees, apple cider slushies (which i had previously only had at cold hollow cider in Vermont), lots of donut flavors including the traditional apple cider but blueberry, pumpkin, chocolate, strawberry/blueberry swirl AND option to add glaze or cinnamon sugar to them and some flavors you could add cream cheese frosting. Mega yum. 1/2 dozen was $8.99 or $2.49 each. They also have cider to bring home and some maple farm goodies. Lots of outdoor seating available, some covered. Parking is free and an overflow lot exists (short walk) or golf cart shuttle available. There are golf cart vehicles that can carry you to the area you want to pick whether apples or blueberries in fall. You can walk as well. They give you the scoop on the varieties, what's running low, and what a few unmarked ones are. I loved that the apple trees were pruned lower and compact so easy to pick. They had a stool if you needed, but we didnt need. We got the smallest bag to fill up 1/2 peck around 5 lbs they said ($15) ours weighed 6 lbs at home. I counted 19 apples...we tried to get a little smaller not mega huge. Not a bad deal. The fall foliage was stunning, the grounds are beautiful and well maintained. Dogs are not allowed on the premises.

    Pizza menu
    Rose M.

    Sweater weather is here so go ahead and head on over to this orchard. Live music on the weekends with some awesome food choices. Rustic pizza was on site and also a tent with smash burgers and hot dogs. The pizza was wood fired and delicious. On small side and very thin so if you're hungry then 1 pizza not shareable. We shared buffalo chicken pizza and mushroom with caramelized onions. Beers on tap, wine, and mimosas. The donuts were soft and very flavorful. You could pick blueberries or apples this weekend. The blueberries are huge! Apples galore with so many choices. Wonderful golf carts to take you to different parts of the orchard. Plenty of picnic tables to sit and relax. I think all they are missing is a fire pit. I did see cornhole. I plan on returning every year. We had such a wonderful time!

    Corn hole and ring toss
    Tiff W.

    The staff are very nice and accommodating. There is a parking lot out front and different areas with covered seating, which is nice on a hot day. There is a lot to do (and eat) here! They had donuts, slushies, and food trucks serving empanadas, burgers, and hot dogs. You can get ballon animals, play corn hole, have fun with giant Jenga, or make huge bubbles in their lawn game area. Make sure to bring your wallet as there is so much to do and but that you can skip picking and still have a good time like we did.

    blueberries
    Jane G.

    Pumpkin patch, apple and blueberry orchards, heavenly donuts, smoothies, and fall goodies. Not to mention: a personal shuttle to each part of the U-Pick. Food trucks, live music, all against the backdrop of the beautiful mountains. Couldn't have asked for a better fall day :)

    Plums are delicious!

    The best experience ever! My husband and I found it to be relaxing... Picking was convenient and fruitful. Music was great. Food was great. Family friendly

    apple cider donut and hit apple cider
    Jennifer K.

    Wonderful experience for picking fruits! We went on a Wednesday, so there weren't many other people. We ended up picking a tray of blueberries and a bag of apples. You first pick the size of your tray/bag and then there is a vehicle that drives you to where you do the picking. The staff members were all super friendly and gave advice on what type of berries/fruit to pick and the different flavors (more sweet, more tart etc). There were so many ripe blueberries that were really easy to collect!! (Tip: larger blueberries are sweeter). After we collected our fruits, we ended the day eating apple cider donuts as well as hot apple cider, which was delicious. Would definitely come here again for the experience and the friendly staff and delicious food.

    2019: No weekend upcharge. Apples cost far less per pound compared to 2020 @ $22 peck.
    Averyl H.

    We've been regulars since 2016 and went at least five times last fall. We also voted for them during USA Today's contest for the top apple orchards in the country. They have been our favorite orchard and a tradition. Sadly my feelings have changed after our first visit this season. Still a beautiful place to visit with warm, welcoming staff but the pricing is very high this year and it seems somewhat unfair. Apples are no longer sold by weight but volume. One peck is $22! For comparison (I called a few places) one peck of you-pick apples at other wonderful orchards: Apple Acres: $12, and that's for organic! Brackett's: $16 Randall's: $12 I asked an employee about the higher pricing and he assured me pricing didn't go up (it has, keep reading), just that it's by volume not weight and that Covid compliance has cost them more money. I know Covid has added some operating costs for them (plexiglass, etc) but it still seems higher than it should be especially since they are outdoors. I did not see them wiping down golf carts between rides. When I got home I weighed our full one peck bag and it was 8.5 pounds not ten pounds as stated on their site, however I didn't have apples piled high on top; I was being precise and trying to be fair. Even if our bag weighed 10 pounds that's $2.22 per pound whereas last year it was $1.49 a pound (except for Honeycrisps of which we had none), so one peck would have been $15 (I know, $14.99, rounding up) as opposed to $22. If you buy a half bushel which is around what we'd normally get by weight each visit, it was $29.80 last year ($1.49 x 20) but now costs $39. That's not all. They upcharge for apples on the weekends by $2 per bag for one peck and by $4 extra per bag for a 1/2 bushel which is when we went picking. They didn't do a weekend upcharge in the years past when we went. What's up with that? I'm not aware of other orchards tacking that extra price on their apples for the weekend which is the only time most people can go because they work during the week. I understand we are paying for more than the fruit-- it's the grounds, shuttle rides and music, but I fail to see how Covid would cause a need to raise the pricing by as much as they have and add a weekend upcharge. While comparing one apple orchard to another isn't exactly comparing apples to apples since each is a unique experience, the feeling of goodwill we once felt is now gone and that was a big part of us coming here. We can have a wonderful experience, get delicious apples and support local agriculture elsewhere without paying such a high price. Having said that, if you are OK with the high costs and find it to be a good value for you and your family you will have a great time.

    So many apples

    Such a fun experience if you're craving New England fall. Spent a nice couple of hours here.

    Pumpkins in abundance

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    They have a large strawberry patch. Need to go early since it is popular. We waited till the last day so not much was left.

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    Great time, friendly people excellent facility, quality products a great day lots of fun

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    Wonderful day and time. We'll be back. It was a beautiful day and the blueberries are wonderful. Will return for some apple's soon

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    “You first pick the size of your tray/bag and then there is a vehicle that drives you to where you do the picking.”

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    Brackett's Farm - Passing thru and had to stop!

    Brackett's Farm

    4.3(8 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    We originally tried to go to the orchard a few miles away and the lines were huge and the business…read morewas moving extra slow as I didn't think that they were prepared for the onslaught of people getting out of their homes to go apple picking. When we found this, we found a cute little stand that sold bags of apples and pumpkins and and some neat little decorative fall items and then they directed us to the orchards. We then went to the orchards and found a few things that we LOVED about this place. It was cozy, and not as busy and the trees were STOCKED full of delicious apples (honeycrisp for us) and a small little toy train taking people on rides around and just had a small orchard and cozy town feel. We loved it here and the people that worked here where the guy at the front desk of the shack said "Ok, I have two rules .... you over fill this bag with as many apples as you can fit into it and two, eat as many as you can while you are picking" This is different from the other orchard where they weigh your bag and then charge you accordingly where here it is a flat rate for the size of the bag. We loved it and will be back again apple picking season next year.

    Fantastic pick your own orchard! They had a great variety to pick for a reasonable price. The…read moresetting is also absolutely stunning. Beautiful orchard atop a huge hill that you can see for miles. We even found a plaque commemorating a 1932 naval expedition to see a solar eclipse! So yes, absolutely stunning views of the countryside in fall. The trees were so full of apples I couldn't believe it! They have a cute little train (tractor and mini wagons) for the kids or young at heart. They also have an apple sling shot, which I'm shocked I've. Ever seen this before because it was very fun. The pick your own is a bit over the hill from their farm stand which can be confusing, but the farm stand is worth stopping at for the donuts and cider. They make the cider and it's one of the better ciders I've had in a long time. Also, it's dog friendly, which weirdly many places are not.

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    Brackett's Farm
    Brackett's Farm - So many goodies!

    So many goodies!

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    Douglas Hill Orchard - Pumpkins!

    Douglas Hill Orchard

    5.0(3 reviews)
    11.6 mi

    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!

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    Douglas Hill Orchard - Yup, it says dogs are welcome!

    Yup, it says dogs are welcome!

    Douglas Hill Orchard - Views from stand

    Views from stand

    Douglas Hill Orchard - Prepicked Apples, Squash, and Gourds!

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    Prepicked Apples, Squash, and Gourds!

    Randall Orchards

    Randall Orchards

    4.3(21 reviews)
    10.8 mi
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    Update from one year later... we intentionally came back here to pick because we knew the apples…read morewould be abundant (and THEY WERE)! ********** PLEASE NOTE: This review is just for PYO (much further down the street) and not for their farm stand which is located on the corner of Ossipee Trail and Randall Road. This is Portland's apple orchard. Only being 15 to 30 minutes outside of the city (depending on where you're coming from), it's the closest and easiest to get to. This is a no frills orchard: pay for what you want to pick (for a peck it was $14), mostly the trees are macs and corts, you can walk right into the orchard or get a tractor ride down to other trees on the weekends, there's real apple cider available for sale (for a quart it was $3.50), maybe some gourds in a pile. Easy peasy. If you were looking to make apple picking a quick part of your day and not a full on event, Randall Orchards is exactly what you're looking for. Minimum of $5 on cards. (SIDE NOTE: They love and respect others local farmers and other orchards in southern Maine; we appreciated having a heart to heart with an employee about some of the unfortunate closures that happened this year.)

    Highly enjoyed this pizza out in an igloo. It was chilly out but the igloo broke the wind and it…read morewas pretty fun. Pizza crust was delicious. My apple pizza was different. Apple butter, tasted more like dessert but it was lovely. Hubby had a more traditional meat pizza and that was good too. Service was okay. Nice people.

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    Randall Orchards
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    Pineland Farms Produce Division at Gillespie Farms

    Pineland Farms Produce Division at Gillespie Farms

    4.8(6 reviews)
    26.0 mi

    This was such a great experience. I went with my toddler and mother in law. We picked raspberries…read moreand blue berries for $4 a pound. Great prices!! The staff brought us on a gator vehicle and back to our car. I can't wait to come back!

    We came here in early August for blueberry picking, and are so glad we did! It was an entirely…read morepleasant and memorable experience (... and might be where we come back next year). They had an offer called Bleubs & Blooms where for $45 you could pick four pints of blueberries AND make two bouquets of flowers with as many flowers as you could get in the provided glass jar from their beautiful field. The staff was lovely! Engaging and encouraging and educated; every question we had, they had a great answer for. We were given tips, tricks, and advice for picking ("go way down back, because no one seems to be doing that and the blueberries are amazing down there" and "there aren't many raspberries left, so we won't charge you if you take a pint and don't end up filling it"); it was a genuinely wholesome and organic feeling interacting with them and being allowed to wander the property at our own pace. There was no tipping expected/required, we could walk down to the rows of blueberries ourselves or grab an occasional golf cart going by, we were allowed to spend as much time as we wanted in the flower field. There were shaded picnic tables for us to sit and relax under; a small table near the check-out area with random produce available for purchase as well, lots of good signage, bathrooms, and no extra entertainment/fan fare/distractions. Just a farm that you go pick some produce on. I like that simplicity, and I so appreciated being to do that here!

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    Pineland Farms Produce Division at Gillespie Farms
    Pineland Farms Produce Division at Gillespie Farms - On our way to fill this up

    On our way to fill this up

    Pineland Farms Produce Division at Gillespie Farms

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    Libby's U-Pick - pickyourown - Updated October 2026

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