There’s something that feels uniquely Maine about stopping at a roadside farm stand on the way home from the beach or after an afternoon at the playground.
Instead of another trip through a crowded grocery store, you can pick up fresh-picked strawberries, sweet corn, tomatoes still warm from the sun, homemade baked goods, local maple syrup, fresh flowers, or farm-raised meats—all while supporting the families who work hard to keep local agriculture thriving.
For parents, farm stands offer one of the easiest ways to bring fresh, seasonal food home without adding another errand to the day. Many are self-serve or designed for quick stops, making it easy to grab dinner ingredients while the kids stay buckled in the car.
Whether you’re looking for fresh vegetables, locally raised meats, homemade treats, or a taste of Maine, these farm stands and farm stores around the Sebago Lake region are worth adding to your regular routine.
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Chipman’s Farm Market
Locations: Raymond, Gray, Poland, and Windham
One of the region’s best-known farm markets, Chipman’s offers multiple convenient locations, making it easy to shop fresh produce no matter where you’re headed around the lake.
Locations & Hours
Raymond
1203 Roosevelt Trail
Monday–Saturday: 9am–6pm
Sunday: 9am–5pm
Gray
71 Shaker Road
Daily: 10am–6pm
Poland (Opening July 2026)
150 Carpenter Road
Windham (Opening June 2026)
341 Roosevelt Trail
You’ll typically find:
- Fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables
- Maine-grown produce
- Baked goods
- Local specialty foods
- Flowers and plants (seasonally)
Windy Hill Farm Market (Windham)
Address: 115 River Road
Hours:
Monday–Saturday: 9am–6pm
Sunday: 9am–5pm
A longtime local favorite, Windy Hill Farm Market offers an excellent selection of fresh produce along with many locally made foods.
Shoppers can often find:
- Fresh fruits and vegetables
- Local honey
- Maple syrup
- Baked goods
- Maine-made specialty foods
- Seasonal flowers and plants
Parson’s Farm Stand (Gorham)
Address: 126 Libby Avenue
Hours: Daily 10am–6pm
Parson’s Farm Stand has quickly become a favorite stop for many local families thanks to its beautiful display of seasonal produce and locally made products.
Depending on the season, you’ll often find:
- Fresh vegetables
- Sweet corn
- Tomatoes
- Berries
- Eggs
- Maple syrup
- Homemade jams and pickles
- Fresh flowers
- Locally crafted foods and gifts
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Randall Orchard (Standish)
Address: 1 Randall Road
Hours: Daily 11am–8pm
Randall Orchard is much more than an orchard. Throughout the growing season the farm store offers a wonderful variety of fresh produce alongside many local favorites.
Expect to find:
- Seasonal fruits
- Fresh vegetables
- Apples (in season)
- Baked goods
- Cider (seasonally)
- Local pantry items
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Hancock Family Farm (Casco)
Address: 36 Quaker Ridge Road
Hours: Daily 9am–6pm
Hancock Family Farm is a great stop for fresh local produce throughout the growing season.
Available items often include:
- Fresh vegetables
- Seasonal fruits
- Sweet corn
- Pumpkins (fall)
- Flowers
- Other farm-grown products
Orchard Ridge Farm (Gorham)
Address: 236 Sebago Lake Road
Hours
Wednesday–Friday: 7am–7pm
Saturday: 8am–7pm
Sunday–Monday: 8am–4pm
Tuesday: Closed
Known for its beautiful views and family-friendly atmosphere, Orchard Ridge Farm combines a farm market with seasonal activities.
You’ll often find:
- Fresh produce
- Blueberries (seasonally)
- Farm animals
- Fresh baked goods
- Maple products
- Local foods
- Ice cream (seasonally)
Find all that there is to do at Orchard Ridge Farm here
Winslow Farm (Falmouth)
Address: 291 Gray Road
Hours
Tuesday–Saturday: 9am–5pm
Sunday: 11am–4pm
Monday: Closed
Winslow Farm has been serving southern Maine families for generations.
Popular offerings include:
- Fresh vegetables
- Seasonal fruits
- Pick-your-own crops (seasonally)
- Flowers
- Local farm products
Saco River Farms (Steep Falls)
Address: 29 Weeman Road
Hours: Wednesday–Sunday, 9am–6pm
This family farm specializes in locally grown produce and seasonal farm products.
You’ll often find:
- Fresh vegetables
- Seasonal fruits
- Herbs
- Flowers
- Farm-grown specialty items
Phillip View Farm (Sebago)
Address: 723 Bridgton Road
Hours: Daily 7am–7pm
Phillip View Farm makes it easy to grab fresh local produce with generous daily hours.
Common offerings include:
- Grass fed beef, pork, and eggs,
- Maple syrup
- Salsa
- Jams
- Maple whoopie pies
- Maple sugar and rubs
- Maple treats
- Sourdough bread.
Mayberry Farm (Sebago)
Address: 763 Bridgton Road
Hours: Daily 9am–5pm
A wonderful roadside stop while exploring Sebago, Mayberry Farm offers fresh produce throughout the growing season.
You’ll typically find:
- Fresh vegetables
- Fruits
- Corn
- Pumpkins (seasonally)
- Decorative gourds and fall produce
Find View Farms (Gorham)
Address: 147 Mighty Street
Hours: Daily 9am–6pm
Find View Farms offers locally grown produce and seasonal farm products in a peaceful rural setting.
Look for:
- Fresh vegetables
- Fresh eggs
- Grass fed beef, pork, and chicken
- Farm-produced specialties
Pine Root Farm (Steep Falls)
Address: 1000 Pequawket Trail
Hours: Daily 9am–6pm
Pine Root Farm is another excellent stop for families exploring western Cumberland County.
You’ll often find:
- Fresh vegetables
- Seasonal fruits
- Sweet corn
- Herbs
- Flowers
- Locally grown produce
Tips for Visiting Farm Stands With Kids
- Bring cash, as some smaller stands may not accept cards.
- Shop early for the best selection of produce.
- Let children help choose fruits and vegetables—they’re often more excited to eat food they picked themselves.
- Keep a cooler in the car if you’ll be making multiple stops.
- Visit throughout the summer to enjoy what’s in season, from strawberries and blueberries to tomatoes, corn, peaches, and apples.
Fresh Food, Strong Communities
Farm stands are about more than fresh vegetables. They’re a reminder that our community is built by neighbors supporting neighbors.
Every purchase helps local farmers continue caring for their land, growing fresh food close to home, and preserving the agricultural character that makes the Sebago Lake region so special. For families, these small stops often become traditions—picking out the sweetest corn for dinner, grabbing fresh flowers for the kitchen table, or letting kids choose their favorite fruit on the way home from an adventure.
The next time you’re driving past a roadside farm stand, consider pulling over. You may leave with dinner ingredients, but you’ll also be supporting the people who help keep our local community thriving.
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