Delicious Treats & Charming Atmosphere…read more Thoroughly enjoyed the apple cider donut and the carrot cake muffin--both were absolutely delicious! This is such a cute little store with wonderfully friendly employees who make you feel right at home. Great vibes all around. Can't wait to come back and try more!

Loved walking through the apple orchard. Saw a few different varieties of apples. Also saw…read moredifferent blueberry and raspberry bushes... unfortunately just after the season. Got a small serving of cold apple cider along with a delicious apple doughnut! Nice stop. Only bummer was Port A Potties. Workers were friendly and knowledgeable.

Every year we head up to Bethel on a crisp fall day to attend the local farmers market and chowder…read morefestival. The highlight of our Bethel day is scooting down a windy back road to this remote orchard to pick to our hearts content. The landscape of mountains in the distant is spectacular as you pick from the rows of trees with several variety of apples. The remoteness lets you get sucked into the quiet with only the whisper of the wind through the field and tree branches. A must do when exploring the beauty of a Bethel fall day.

Such a fun place! We came to pick apples with our kids (age 2 and 3 1/2). We had a great time. Lots…read moreof different varieties to pick. The trees have been trimmed to not get too large, which made it easier to reach apples, especially for our kids. You pick your bag and pay by the size. We also bought some apple cider. Yummy!

My husband and our good friend and I stopped by the farm Saturday afternoon to pick some apples and…read moretry some wine. The family is so friendly and welcoming, they went out of their way to tell us about the apples available and invited us to check out their barn and guest house, which are available to rent for functions. Gala, my personal favorite, were plentiful and so tasty. Also visited the cows. And tasted the farm's delicious apple wine and red grape wine- they were all wonderful! The sharp cheddar was delicious alongside. We all had a great time and definitely recommend it as a lovely place to go with family or friends. I was really happy to support this innovative family in their endeavors!

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

Love the variety of pies available in the cooler - it's one of the main reasons we visit this…read morelocation. yes, the apples are great - but the pies, especially the french silk pie are amazing. They have great donuts for sale as well. This is much more than an orchard...they have a TON of lego sets for sale. Warning for parents who bring the kids into the store....lots and lots of toys and fun things the kids WILL want something. LOL Outside there is an area for kids to play for a reasonable price - a lot of inflatable playground type things. Staff is present and helpful as needed. Place is very neatly organized, and clean and labeled with prices etc. If you are in the area - I definitely recommend stopping to check it out. There's plenty of parking - so there's no excuse not to stop LOL

We've come here for apple picking as well as recently for their fireworks event for the 4th of July…read morecelebration. They have many varieties of apples and the views are amazing however the prices are a bit high. We usually take our grandkids and it adds up very quickly. Charging what you need to charge for the apples is one thing but they also charge for the use of bounce houses. I don't know but it comes off a a bit greedy. Anyway, for the 4th of July event, while we appreciate that parking was free and was pretty organized, the quality of fireworks was a bit disappointing especially considering that they had some partnership with the town and it was for the USA's 250th.

Amazing service. Fresh produce. Great little roadside stand. They also have the best fiddleheads!read more

Lovely people. Beautiful Christmas trees, and they put them on the car well tied down. They even…read moreoffered to cut off the bottom. Reasonable prices, and every tree was fresh, fragrant and beautiful. Highly recommend these folks.

Less and less local veggies . Running off the last owners reputation. They improved the place but…read morenot the goods. Try local organic good . Not even any recent reviews . Sad . Went in yesterday after along time of not stopping . No prices on the beans . It's almost July the only local produce was green onions .

Produce has been disappointing recently. The bagged red seedless grapes were way past eating, dried…read moreup and shrunken. We were happy to find some delicata squash, but we should have known that they were way out of season, obviously stored for a long time. Again, dried up and inedible. Very un-Maine like. We'll stick with Hannaford's produce in the off-season from now on.

What a cute and well stocked farm stand. Five Islands Farm is really much more than a farm stand,…read moreit has everything from wine, veggies, cheeses and sauces to oysters. There was a steady flow of customers while we were there. The owner was very pleasant and handled sales efficiently.

Driving down to Five Island Lobster Co. to walk around and enjoy the scenery, we saw this charming…read morelittle market. Outside, a bounty of attractive locally-grown produce was available for sale in baskets along with plants and garden supplies (a big ol' bunny statue I was quite taken with). While, inside we were delighted to find basically our all-time favorite food groups: wine, beer, artisanal cheeses, crackers, spreads, nuts, olives, and more. If we were living or vacationing in this area, I think we would come here every day for dinner supplies and be very content. As it was, we considered grabbing stuff to simply have an impromptu picnic nearby - which I highly, highly recommend you do! - however, the price points were considerably higher than we were expecting. So be ready for that. Also, we didn't find the staff to be exceptionally nice. Maybe it was an off day. Maybe they were uncomfortable in the heat (I know we were). Maybe they're not used to tattooed, pierced young professionals (who, again, looked like sweaty hot messes). Maybe they had been bombarded by tourists or zombies earlier in the day and were tired fending off the hordes, but we felt pretty unwelcome here. An older women stocking the fruits and veg outside glared at us when we showed up and even followed us inside to watch us (the space is postage stamp sized, so I'm not sure what she thought we were going to do). Anyway, it - along with the price - made us feel like we were better off just heading on our way.