William H. Jordan Farm

“If there were a Hallmark movie featuring a farm stand, it would look like the one at Jordan Farm. In fact, if you saw Jordan Farm in a movie or television show, you would think to yourself: there is no way an actual farm stand would be so perfectly quaint or have such beautifully displayed picture-perfect produce. The place is a joy to visit; the quality of the produce and other food items available is superb.”

“Love that they are open year-round now. Fresh grown foods, local prepared foods, and drink offerings that are unique. Always our last stop on grocery day for stuff we just can't get anywhere else.”

“I love this farm stand. Wonderful fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables as well as farm grown meats, maple syrup, home wares, and great people too.”

“Excellent selection!!! First time visit today! We just cooked the green beans we got. Soooo good! Highly recommend stopping here!”

“My favorite farm stand in the area! Lovely staff, gorgeous produce, looks so good you want to eat it!!”

“Good selection of local and on-site produce. Meats from Local Maine Farms.”

“Disappointed by the New Pricing Structure I’ve been a loyal customer at this farm stand for a while, but I’m really disappointed with the recent change in pricing. They’ve switched from selling a quart of strawberries for $9.50 to $4.95 per pint. While it might seem like a minor change at first, it actually works out to $9.90 per quart, which is $0.40 more expensive than before. It feels like this pricing change is a bit sneaky, as it’s a subtle but real increase in cost for the same amount of fruit. I understand costs can go up, but I wish there had been more transparency or communication about this shift. I really enjoy supporting local businesses, but it’s hard to ignore the fact that the new pricing doesn’t feel as fair as it used to.”

“My wife for many years enjoyed picking at Maxwells.This year she verified it was strawberry picking time and went to support the new owners. They knew the picking was awful but yet sold nonrefundable containers . Then closed down the field.”