Randall Orchards in Standish, ME: Wood-Fired Pizza, Apple Picking, Trails, & More

If you’re looking for a quintessential year round Maine farm experience — paired with a slice of wood-fired pizza — Randall Orchards in Standish has you covered. This family-run orchard has long been a favorite for apple picking and fall fun, and now it’s a great stop year-round for fresh pizza, outdoor dining, and scenic walks. 

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A Classic Maine Orchard

Nestled just 15 minutes from Portland off Route 25, Randall Orchards has been growing apples and welcoming visitors for generations. On its rolling 60-acre orchard you’ll find dozens of apple varieties, plus berries, pumpkins, squash, and a working cider mill. In season, pick-your-own apples and tractor rides make it a perfect family outing. The farm stand also offers fresh cider, local honey, maple syrup, and other seasonal treats. 

Whether you visit for fall apple picking or a quick stop to grab cider and donuts, this is one of southern Maine’s classic farm experiences.


New This Year: Wood-Fired Pizza & More

Now through the winter (and beyond), Randall Orchards is serving artisan 12″ wood-fired pizzas — a delicious complement to everything else happening on the farm. The pizzas are cooked fresh to order with fire-roasted sauce and your choice of toppings. You’ll also find chips, drinks, chicken nuggets, jojos, and cheesecake bites on the menu. Delivery is available occasionally for a small fee

Hours (January 2026):
Tuesday – Sunday, 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (as of January 2026)
📞 Order online or call: (207) 553-8273

Menu board for Randall Orchards featuring wood-fired pizza options and prices, including classic cheese, pepperoni, and specialty items, along with beverages and chips.
A pizza in a brown cardboard box with toppings including pepperoni and red peppers, placed on a white wooden table with a checkered red and black tablecloth in a cozy igloo-like setting.
A close-up view of a delicious pizza topped with sausage, ham, and red peppers, placed in an open pizza box.

Cozy and Unforgettable Outdoor Dining

One of the most fun parts of the pizza experience is eating outdoors — especially in winter. Randall Orchards has two heated igloos available on site on a first come, first serve basis. These enclosed spaces block the wind and snow and come with electric heaters, lights, and picnic tables — and they’re currently decorated for Valentine’s Day, adding a bit of charm to your meal outdoors.


Trails, Views & Outdoor Fun

In addition to orchard activities, you’ll find a 3.5 miles network of easy forest trails around Randall Orchards that are great for short family hikes. The trail network includes loops through old-growth forest and views of orchard fields, offering year-round outdoor fun for all ages. Vernal pools appear in the spring making this an ideal place to spot new amphibian life.

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Plan Your Visit

Before you head out, consider turning your stop at Randall Orchards into an easy, well-rounded outing:

  • Check the Lake Region Kids Calendar for nearby events, trail ideas, library programs, and seasonal activities happening the same day
  • Pair your visit with a walk or bike ride on the Sebago to Sea Trail, then head to Randall Orchards for pizza, treats, or a warm drink afterward
  • Let the day unfold naturally — one simple plan often turns into a full, memorable family experience without overplanning

This is the kind of place that fits seamlessly into real life: arrive hungry, move your body a bit, linger if it feels right, and head home satisfied.


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I’m Lauren


I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.

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