It's a great "small" business and a HUGE orchard. The…read morefamily/staff there are pretty quiet, but they are nice and helpful. They move quickly too, as there was a line, that I was hesitant to join, but when I realized how fast it was moving I was willing to be "patient". They have so many varieties to choose from, our favorite our Honeycrisp - they were so sweet and delicious. I feel like that is a sign of a well kept orchard. If you don't want to pick your own they do have pre bagged apples too in the store. They also have baked good treats and candy covered apples. The prices are very reasonable compared to other orchards more toward Southern Maine. It's a no frills type of place, but who needs that when you just want a bag of apples. The tractor ride was entertaining for our nephew. It can get a little chilly and "exhaust fumey" but it's a fun tradition. Parking can get a little tricky since it relies on people to have good spacial awareness. LOL Oh well, trips there shouldn't take you more than an hour. I recommend this orchard if you are in the area.

For all your Apple needs. A seasonal favorite. Baked goods too! Yum. Located in a country setting…read more Easy in, easy out.

Excellent farm stand in Litchfield, Maine. I personally have been coming here my entire life. My…read moregrandparents used to to come to the same stand with the original owners parents running it. It has been around forever. It keeps getting better too with more selection and better veggies and fruit hand grown by Eric Seaman. They have pick your own strawberries and pumpkins in season. They always have green beans and greens. In season they have blueberries, pumpkins, strawberries, melon, and more great produce. I love the cukes. Potatoes are always good too, Maine potatoes. He supplies a lot of local produce to the local Hannaford supermarkets and local restaurants. Eric is so nice and helpful and he works so hard. The best farm store around.

So much fresh produce and so early. And did I mention the prices are great? Check it out!!read more

So fun! Way bigger than you'd expect, and I love their emphasis on education and protecting the…read moreenvironment!

I've been attending this fair since it was in Windsor - 30 years or so and it's always fantastic…read more I have volunteered there in the kitchen, the country store, the overnight common throne via bicycle (!), the information tent, and kitchen prep. My top favorite stops are: the YEZ (Youth Enterprise Zone), the 'bring your own tee shirt' printing table, and I used to love the BeeHive Collective display, homemade patches, art and talks they offered. The speakers are also always incredibly interesting, too. It's all great though, the food, the political action tent, environmental, health, demonstrations - etc.

Stop by on a whim and was thoroughly amazed at all the selections! Everything we tasted was…read morewonderful!

Stopped by as a way to fill up a rainy Saturday and was amazed by the selection and quality of…read moreeverything. The owner was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about the wine. Would highly recommend.

Pumpkin Vine Family Farm is such a special place and worth visiting for any age! My wife and I came…read morefor Open Farm Day (fantastic to visit and support local farms). The farm is such a beautiful sight to take in. The farm is run by Anil & Kelly who are so friendly and you can tell they have such a strong passion and love for farming, goats, and the land the farm sits on. We started off with Kelly telling us about the history of the land/farm located here including before them it was a farm passed down through 6 generations. She has even wrote a book documenting the history of the family before called "Birth, Death, and a Tractor: Connecting an Old Farm to a New Family". After the history she described the goats and many products they create through the milking process and we could even sample some of milk and a variety of cheeses. After this fantastic history of the farm we went down to see the current goat kids they have (20 of them). All so cute and ready for attention and scratches. Once it hit time we were able to go on a hike/walk with everyone interested and the kid goats following along jumping with excitement. Each goat had a tag with their name and all of them had so much personality. Amazing place to visit if you want to spend time with goats! They had some vendors at the farm including some food options too for drinks or food after the walk/hike. Lastly we went inside where the goats are milked (milking parlor) and they had a replaying video explaining the process. You can even find it on YouTube it is very informative! Loved visiting and getting to see and play with the goats but also hear the history and see the passion that Anil & Kelly have in running this farm. Check out their website for events that you can visit!

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.

Just wanted to confirm that this is easily one of the best fairs in Maine. I spent a number of…read moreyears in the late 70s and early 80s showing cows as a member of 4H. I have strong and nostalgic feelings of the positive impact that experience had on my life. Unfortunately, the youth agricultural experience is dwindling in many fairs. This is definitely not the case at the Windsor Fair. I was so thrilled to see so many youngsters, especially girls, enthusiastically involved in the agricultural exhibits. Can't wait until next year!

Rides, junk food, race track. The people watching is amusing--park yourself on a nice shady corner…read morewith something to eat and drink and watch Maine go by. The rides are not huge but get the job done. Just get out of the way of anyone looking green! The food ranges from $4 for a slice of wood fired pizza or a small basket of fries to $12 for a basket of chicken nuggets or haddock chunks. Proteins are clearly on the high end. There is also a live animal section featuring 4H and other cute animals.

The tour was great it is not free but worth the history lesson and the experience. The guided tour…read morewas very good the people who worked there was knowledgeable and friendly.

Wonderful tour and definitely worth the stop! It's free until the end of June so get a tour while…read moreyou can! The gentleman who guided us was lovely and shared a ton of information.

I was at almost every concert in the last two weeks of the 09 festival. Had I known earlier, I…read morewould have gone to all of them. If you're a classical music lover like me, this is probably the best music you'll hear in Maine. The musicians are world class and the orchestra is just amazing. You'll need to give at least $100 to hear them at paying events, but amazingly the concerts are free, so without saying this is as good as it gets. Highly recommended!

AMF is the RC Cola of Classical music festivals -- generically named, crudely prepared, and…read morecompletely underwhelming. It's redeeming qualities are that it is a short drive from many beautiful spots in Maine, and the concerts are free. (So yes, technically the concerts are more affordable than RC Cola.) With other thoughtful chamber music festivals dotting the coastline, it's not clear what keeps this festival afloat.