Wild Blueberry Land

“The cheesiest attraction in New England that you must visit. You know when you watch movies and you see a cheesy roadside attraction that the family goes to, this is it but in a good way. I kind of expected more when I went here, in terms of having more blueberry products. It’s like when you go to an apple orchard and they have thousands of Apple products inside there wasn’t much blueberry products in here. They did have some ice creams and some pie. It was just a really small section. The other part was taken up by a small museum, which you could leave a donation if you wish And they sold other gift shop stuff. The employees were super friendly. There is a porta potty outside and there is plenty of parking in the lot. They had like a blueberry garden outside that looks like it hasn’t been maintained. To me it look like an old mini golf course, but it was nice to walk around inside. There was a video playing about the history of local blueberry stuff. It’s kind of cool to see this in the middle of driving up the highway. Is it accessible…. yes? I give it five stars just cause I thought it was cool and the employees were super nice but I expected more blueberry stuff especially during blueberry season. Do I recommend going if you’re driving by yes. Would I recommend somebody driving there from Boston just to see it…. No”

“This place is so fun!!! Stopped in here en route to Jasper Beach/ Machiasport. Great Maine made gifts and crafts, also plenty of educational information on the heritage of First Nations in Maine, traditional crafts, foods and industries. It is jam packed with interesting historical items! Outside there are fun things for kids (and kid like adults) to play around on and take photos. Wonderful place to add to a road trip or plan a day trip to the area! It's about 1hr 30min from Bangor/Orono or Bar Harbor, and 2-3hrs from Portland, Lewiston/Auburn or Farmington. As a road trip, many pretty back roads, side quests and stops along the way! Plenty of parking, you could safely pull in with a tag along camper or RV. There is a Shell truck stop/convenience store, take out lunch place, camp ground right on the same road, plus many other wonderful places to visit or stay in the area.”

“Wild Blueberry Land was even better than I anticipated. They have AMAZING blueberry goods at extremely reasonable prices. Fresh baked goods for cheap, blueberry-themed everything, and a little (somewhat corny) exhibit on the history of wild blueberries in Maine. We left feeling like we got good value for our money, and a little more knowledgeable about wild Maine blueberries. The service was immediate, friendly, and fast and we weren't kept waiting for even a second. The blueberry pie we bought was hot, fresh, and the best pie I've ever enjoyed. The blueberry scone was delightful, and the blueberry muffin was the platonic ideal of a blueberry muffin.”

“This is a fun touristy place to stop at, everything is blueberry themed! The blueberry cookies are delicious. We bought a fresh blueberry pie and it was given to us in a pizza box, thoigh I was told by those we have the pie to that it was delicious so don't let the pizza box deter you ;) They had all sorts of Maine souvenirs. Also some local to the Downeast area. If we are ever in the area again, we will be sure to stop by!”

“Fun place with lots of blueberry flavored things and Maine themed gifts. Lots of interesting history and a real old school road side attraction. I only wish I had remembered to pack my blueberry syrup in my checked bag and not my camera bag so I would not have had to throw away a very expensive bottle of syrup at security at the airport :(”

“It is a "berry" cheesy roadside attraction that on the outside appears a bit dated & worn, however inside, the blueberry pie is scrumptious!! Id say worth the stop, in order to see America's largest roadside blueberry.”

“This place reminds me of some of the road side attractions along portions of Route 66 no one travels anymore. Clearly once pretty cool it is no pretty rundown and have signs of a once very cool stop is now someones afterthought. Theres an overgrown put put mini golf course and a small exhibit about wild blueberries. We picked up some frozen blueberries to make pancakes with tomorrow morning. Don't miss the giant lobster trap across the street which is almost as stimulating.”

“I’ve been coming to Wild Blueberry Land to buy blueberry pies for about 18 years. Up until this year, the pies were baked right there or you could purchase frozen unbaked ones to bring home and bake. They were fabulous. Well this year that all changed-and not for the better-I might add! The pies are now made & baked in Canada and are shipped frozen to Wild Blueberry Land and they are TERRIBLE!!! The crust is tasteless, thick, &dry. And to top it off-the sales person had the nerve to tell me the pies are baked right down the road at the blueberry farm, (as if I couldn’t see the “made in Canada” in big letters right on the label?) At $24/pie this is such a disappointment. I travel from Bangor, Maine to Columbia Falls, Maine just to buy blueberry pies at Wild Blueberry Land. Never again-they’ve lost my business. The worst blueberry pie ever!”