Wolfe's Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment

Amazing place to be. On the rocky shoes of the Casco Bay! Everything from the ocean to chickens. Nice trail around the farm that's easy enough for beginners and beautiful enough for anyone. Feed the chickens, pet the goats and rabbits at the barn, check on the sheep in the field. Great experience for the whole family.

Took my 3 year old daughter to do the "Farmer for the Morning" activity. She enjoyed feeding the goats, sheep, chickens, and rabbits. The instructors were very friendly and kind and did a great job relating with the children and keeping them engaged. Afterwards, we took a walk on their hiking trails. We did the shortest loop and it was very manageable considering that I had my 4 month old strapped to me in a body carrier. Lots of bridges and steps made it fun to explore and a few outdoor critters to see. There was a big tractor there for the kids to play on but I think they could add some more outdoor play things for the children. Wallingford Fruit House in Auburn ME does a better job with their outdoor play area. We were also previously there for storytime. The farm stories were funny and engaging but it was held outdoors and the weather cold and windy that day so the little ones spent half the time in the warm barn observing the animals. Since we visited in March 2025 there were only a few items for sale in the little shop i.e. tomato sauce, onions, garlic but they said the bigger store will open in the summer with more variety of produce. We loved the new bathroom facilities - very clean, spacious, and creatively designed. Parking is available but seemed limited. Overall it was a nice adventure but didn't seem worth the 45 minute drive from Auburn.

We have visited Wolfe's Neck several times, enjoying their hiking trails and kayaking on the water. There's so much to do! If you're looking for a fun day out with the family, this is the place to be! Don't forget to stop by the farm to say hello to the animals in the barn or visit the market for fresh eggs and vegetables. Pro tip: Secure your watercraft by booking your kayaking online. Then, swing by the market to get directions to the Hut where you can pick up your paddles and life jacket.

This was a cool place to enjoy for a bit. I came for their Goat Grazing program, which allows visitors to hang out with goats for an hour. I was able to pet them, walk them, and feed them. The staff were really cool and knowledgeable, and the goats were friendly and adorable. Very kid-friendly, and interactive. They have many more animals in the farm, as well as various activities for all.

We took our 7th graders here for a field trip and it was awesome! We did some tide-pooling, saw the farm animals (the barn cat was a big hit with the kids 😂). and looked for (and found) salamanders on the trails through the woods!

Farmyard Story time! This was great. My toddler and infant had fun. There were other families there, who seem to return weekly. They have trails to walk and explore and see the animals. If you pack a lunch, you could spend a good two or three hours doing things. The complex does have a “cafe”, but it was open. There are rocks and to traverse, and space for little ones imagination. But if you just want to do this event, it is a solid hour, with one or two stories and a short animal visit.

Fabulous working farm for kids and parents. We came all the way from England. As well as doing a road trip in our rented RV we stopped here the longest a week, and had a wonderful time. Some classes, blueberry picking, milking tour. Grass fed from the farm burgers from a lovely cafe on site. We have lots more events booked including canoeing ice cream making. The ocean views are stunning and toilet shower blocks are super handy. The staff are very friendly, and passionate in their jobs. Gorgeous part of the world . Nothing comes close for weather and location combined. We were camped literally 2 minutes from the ocean side. You will not be disappointed.

Such an incredible experience and entirely free to visit. It is a very large property, probably a couple hundred acres, and with it comes a learning experience for children that is quite rare. It is a working farm and well organized. There's a small barn with newly born animals children can pet. It is self guided we did not see any staff so you definitely have to be careful of little fingers getting nipped. There are long walking paths one of them going down to the shore, and before you arrive there is a small playground area. The shoreline was nice I think in the summer camping occurs there so it might be a little more difficult to walk through but we came on a great day in March and let them play to their heart's content. This is a good property also just to go on a long walk if you have strollers or just want to do that by yourself.