Hart Farm — Attraction in Holden

I also highly recommend the Sunday suppers at Hart Farm. What an amazing experience eating a wonderful five-course meal. This meal cost a fraction of what you'd pay in a high-end restaurant, and it rivals anything you'd eat at a fancy one. Every ingredient from every course comes from the farm, or from other organic farmers and producers in the local area. Last week we had a meal that included ground corn in fritters from Somalian immigrant farmers in central Maine, honey in a dessert from an extraordinary 11 year old Maine beekeeper, distinctive heritage pork from pigs raised just feet from the canopy where we ate together . . .These dinners are such a celebration of great food raised in our local communities to the highest standards, all served in a relaxed, bucolic setting. We'll be back, again and again. We can't wait to pick up our own pork share from the farm...

Five Stars – A Truly Special Place!

We absolutely love this farm! The owners are incredibly kind and welcoming, and it’s clear how much heart and care they put into everything they do. Andrew is not only a great host but also a talented chef—his family-style farm dinners are something truly special. We’ve attended two so far and each has been an unforgettable experience: delicious, beautifully prepared food shared with wonderful people in a peaceful setting.

This year, we signed up for a farm share and couldn’t be more excited to see what the summer brings. Supporting this farm feels like being part of something meaningful, and we’re so grateful to have discovered it. Highly recommend to anyone who appreciates local food, community, and genuine...

Not a pleasant hike on Pocket Trail. Confusing signage "Closed from October 28 thru November 25. Trails are Open on Sundays" The trail is narrow, you're at the edge of a pasture with a electric fence on one side, and the tree wall on the other. If there are 2 of you walking, you won't be able to walk next to each other. There's nothing to see on this hike, there isn't even an actual trail on some sections, just markers. There are 2 benches but neither faces anything to look at. The 2nd half of the loop, you're slogging uphill. Trails are not maintained or groomed. It was muddy, rocky, rooty, fallen trees blocking the path, etc. Just go to Acadia if you want to walk...