Visit
We welcome you! There are many ways to visit Smithereen Farm.
U-Pick
We host U-Pick for our organic blueberries and cranberries. All certified organic, we provide the baskets and an honor-system box. We appreciate thorough and neat pickers!
Blueberries at 306 Young’s Cove Rd. $4/quart (July/August)
Cranberries at 4 Cranberry Drive, Dennysville. $5/quart (September/October)
The first gallon of blueberries is free for town residents. Beyond that, please pay for what you pick.
Shop the Farmstore
From May 1 to October 1 each year, you can visit the Smithereen Farm Store, open 7 days a week. The Farm Store is located at 12 Little Falls Road in Pembroke.
We carry Smithereen Farm produce and value-added products (jams, teas, vinegar, salves, and more!), as well as goods from local Maine producers. Learn more about the farmstore here.
The Farmstore is our de-facto Visitor’s Center. Here you’ll find FREE visitor’s info like the Quoddy Tides Summer Guide, Artsipelago Guide, and Smithereen visitors brochures on local food and activities nearby.
We have an electric car charging station!
Camp
We host campers! Visit our camping page for more details and images.
We have nice tent-platform camping sites available at Blueberry Farm on Leighton Point.
Book your campsite with Hipcamp.
Workshops and Events
Library
Visit the Greenhorns Agrarian Library at Reversing Hall and browse 9,000 volumes of ag-related materials. Reversing Hall is a former Odd Fellows hall, and is located at 4 Leighton Point Road in Pembroke. We co-host wintertime events inside Reversing Hall.
In 2025, Reversing Hall is open May 1-October 1, on Fridays and Sundays from 1-4pm, or by chance or appointment. Learn more here.
Residencies
We offer a creative residency program through Greenhorns. Learn more here.
We offer a winter farmers residency with affordable housing for farmers and their animals with the objective of helping more young farmers come to Washington County. Contact us if you’re interested in a winter stay.
Rent
We rent our facility to educational groups for field study, kayaking and other aligned activities. Contact [email protected] with inquiries.
Produce
Farm Gallery
The farm in summer 2024, and fall 2023, photos by Rinne Allen, Tiffany Larkin Wolff, and Jenny Wylde.
