Smithereen Farm

Smithereen Farm will be open for U-pick organic blueberries at our wild blueberry barren on Youngs Cove Road in Pembroke on both Saturday, August 1, and Sunday, August 2. Come along away Downeast for an adventure in blueberry land and indulge in a Blueberries for Sal fantasy!

Activities:
Pick-your-own wild blueberries – Pick up a rake & harvest bin from our farm store at 12 Little Falls Road in Pembroke, right on Route 1, then hit the dirt roads and head 4 miles away to our certified organic wild blueberry barren.
At the farm store, you’ll find pastries, popsicles, toppings, and more – Browse a wide variety of local goods!
Have a picnic under the big maple trees at the store—while indulging in a sweet treat (or two!).
Feel free to bring your own picnic or purchase items from our farm store.
Explore the scenic area – Enjoy a seaside hike at Reversing Falls Park or Cobscook Shores Leighton Field Preserve!
For sale:
Visit our farm store!
Our own Smithereen Farm wild blueberry products will be available for purchase, including our signature Not Too Sweet Organic Wild Blueberry topping, a beloved product sold from coast to coast.

Know before you go:
Come prepared for a day in the sun! Wear a sun hat, sunscreen & bring your water bottle or cooler of iced drinks! It can be hot in August, even here.
Note: NO LOOSE DOGS are permitted on our Blueberry Barrens for health and safety reasons. Please watch out for your own children; we don’t want anyone getting lost in the wild blueberry bushes!

Location:
Blueberry land of Smithereen Farm
306 Youngs Cove Road
Pembroke, ME 04666

The Farm Store
(Where you can purchase wild blueberry jam, picnic items, etc.)
12 Little Falls Rd
Pembroke, ME 04666
Open Wednesday-Sunday from 9AM to 5PM

Contact:
Please contact us with any questions!
Email: office@smithereenfarm.com
smithereenfarm.com

Smithereen Farm is a super diverse saltwater farm in rural Washington County, Maine. We started with blueberry jam, but have grown to include: a grocery store, agri-business + camping, plant nursery, commercial kitchen, and local food campaign at EatDowneast.com. We produce pure ingredients, beautifully preserved foods that transmit the unique flavors of our wild and rocky region: seaweeds, herbs, berries, diverse fruits, flowers, and produce for you, our eater. We also host educational events, festivals, dinners, spa days, and miscellaneous programming in partnership with our sister organization Greenhorns. We sell wholesale and retail online and at our grocery store.

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