We’ve had a few false starts, but spring really might be right around the corner now! While we’re happy to spend a few warm weeks reveling in this warmer weather what we’re really ready for is summer! Trips upta camp, sleeping under the stars and berries that are fresh-as-can-be! While you can grab them at farmers’ market throughout the state, we recommend heading out on a fun day for the whole family by going to this farm to pick some yourself.
Stevenson Strawberry Farm / Facebook Stevenson’s Strawberry in Wayne is one of our favorite places to enjoy summer in Maine.
It all started in the 1970s when Ford and Susan Stevenson began growing strawberries to create their own pick-your-own strawberry business.
Eventually their son, Tom, came to help out on the farm and in 2015 he took over the strawberry side of their burgeoning farm.
Stevenson Strawberry Farm / Facebook Today, Tom and his wife Ashley run operations with vital help from their three kids Hadley, Hannah and Ford.
Stevenson Strawberry Farm / Facebook In 2008, they expanded to create Stevenson Farm Stand in Winthrop.
Cindy Farago / Google But our favorite thing is still the pick-your-own strawberry farm!
Kim Kangas / Google There are 16 incredible acres of strawberries to explore here, which means there’s plenty of room for kids to feel independent while still being within sight of the grown-ups.
Jade Webber / Google While there are plenty of berries here, it’s always so much fun to peek beneath the plants to find a secret stash of bright red berries ripe for the picking.
Jeromy Cyr / Google And, no matter how many people are here there always seems to be enough to take home far more than you could ever use!
Tara Belanger / Google Picking your own strawberries is also economical. They’re just $2..00 per pound.
Stevenson Strawberry Farm / Facebook And you’ll walk away with so many you’ll be creating your own strawberry desserts all summer long.
Stevenson Strawberry Farm / Facebook The farm will be opening soon for picking so be sure to check on their schedule so you don’t miss your chance.
Stevenson’s Strawberries is located at 271 Tucker Rd., Wayne, Maine. You can learn more about what they do on their website and be sure to follow them on Facebook for more information on when they open for strawberry picking. You can always given them a call on 207-685-3532.
Stevenson Strawberry Farm / Facebook
Stevenson’s Strawberry in Wayne is one of our favorite places to enjoy summer in Maine.
It all started in the 1970s when Ford and Susan Stevenson began growing strawberries to create their own pick-your-own strawberry business.
Eventually their son, Tom, came to help out on the farm and in 2015 he took over the strawberry side of their burgeoning farm.
Today, Tom and his wife Ashley run operations with vital help from their three kids Hadley, Hannah and Ford.
In 2008, they expanded to create Stevenson Farm Stand in Winthrop.
Cindy Farago / Google
But our favorite thing is still the pick-your-own strawberry farm!
Kim Kangas / Google
There are 16 incredible acres of strawberries to explore here, which means there’s plenty of room for kids to feel independent while still being within sight of the grown-ups.
Jade Webber / Google
While there are plenty of berries here, it’s always so much fun to peek beneath the plants to find a secret stash of bright red berries ripe for the picking.
Jeromy Cyr / Google
And, no matter how many people are here there always seems to be enough to take home far more than you could ever use!
Tara Belanger / Google
Picking your own strawberries is also economical. They’re just $2..00 per pound.
And you’ll walk away with so many you’ll be creating your own strawberry desserts all summer long.
The farm will be opening soon for picking so be sure to check on their schedule so you don’t miss your chance.
And while you’re planning your warm weather activities, make sure to include this place on your list. You can’t go wrong with a little cafe located right on the banks of your favorite Maine lake!
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