Wallingford Farm — Attraction in Kennebunk

What a remarkable place if you can’t enjoy autumn here you’re not going to have a good autumn time. What a terrific place for kids with the a hayride and a TP made of corn stocks, where no adults are allowed lol . It’s so beautiful with the fall flowers and assorted pumpkins and gourds of many colors. The senses get overwhelmed then you go inside and there’s no getting out without at least dozens of calories sprinkled all over you . The bakery is enticing , the smell of pies and cookies baking is the major downfall. No one leaves unhinged and if so some kid can be heard shouting to mom that there are free cookies for kids can he have one. The Staff is not there as employees but family that makes the experience truly festive . Can’t wait to get back there . I did fill my basket with Maine made condiments and jellies thinking what great gifts in a Made in Maine basket that would make . I grabbed a peach Melba bread loaf just out of the oven and drifted back outside to watch the kids for a bit before leaving calling that a great Sunday afternoon . Just what the little Kennebunk ...

We were at Wallingford Farm last October (as we were in New England celebrating our 39th anniversary) and the owner, Charles Godfrey was one of the most delightful and interesting people we have ever met! It was so wonderful to talk to him and hear about the history of places in Maine, and see the beautiful nursery, home and outbuildings he had. It was truly one of the best parts about visiting Maine and made us feel connected and so much more appreciative of this great state and it's history! Just a wonderful nursery and a remarkable man. You just don't find this kind of special attention from people anymore, but we left uplifted and so happy that we had stopped at this beautiful place! We didn't buy a single thing since we were traveling, but he made us feel valued and important and gave us much to think about. Truly one of the greatest generation.

I enjoy going to Walingford Farms. I like the people that work there. Charles, the owner, is always a great pleasure to see. I have bought some plants, some of the nice sea shells inside and a giant pine cone that can't be found everywhere. I've also bought their jellies, some of which aren't the norm, which is why I bought them. I've also eaten a lot of their pastries; pies, cookies and tasty treats. I will be eating more! I think if more people knew what was in the store, that is unique, more people would be stopping in to visit this place that offers a "flavor" that can't be...