We are new to the Dexter area (though not to Maine) and have already stopped here several times this summer. At first for strawberries, cukes and beet greens and more recently for corn. They require masks inside, which isn't a bad thing, and have a variety of veggies sometimes. We like that they take debit cards for those times when we have used up our ready cash at yard sales or other places that only take cash. Don't let the low-ish rating scare you. There are very few reviews, including a one-star review 8 years ago because someone was forced to pay to take their kids through the corn maze. Heavens, capitalism gone wild. read more

Great corn three days ago. Today it is horrible. Could not believe my eyes when I drove 40 minutes to get some. Shriveled up and actually rotten. They ought to be assumed of what the have on display. read more

My name is Jane not Richard, We had a great time and it lasted about an hour. We got lost and finally figured out the map. I had two teens with me but for the younger crowd lots to do. read more

We love this place! It has wonderful produce, from peas in the summer to pumpkins in the fall. Always a fun stop for the family!

I stopped here with my family and another family on our way back from camp a few years ago. What we expected to be a fun stop for our family turned out to be terrible! A woman who works there (must have some connection to the owners or be an owner because we've seen her on TV promoting the corn maze) was over-bearing! As adults, we didn't care to go into the kids maze so we were going to send the kids through (The oldest was 10 at the time!!) It was small enough, so we felt comfortable standing at the entrance/exit area. This lady rushed over to tell us we had to go with the kids. So we did...only to be called back out to tell us we needed to PAY to go in with the kids. Really? It didn't stop there. Anything the kids were doing (all kids, not just ours) she was right on top of them bark off what to do, what not to do and everything inbetween! I will NEVER go back to their corn maze or patronize them for any other items or sevices they sell. I have told everyone I know how awful that woman was that day. If you are going to provide a service to the public, maybe a little friendly customer service would benefit your business. read more