Five Fields Farm was first settled by Enoch Perley and his family in 1776. It operated as a diversified farm for almost 130 years. Set to apple trees in the late 1920's, the farm derives it's name from five fields first planted as orchards.

Surrounded by woodlots and abutting a 450 acre land preserve owned by Loon Echo Land Trust, we have the distinctions of being the highest farmland and largest orchard in Cumberland County.

Our hillside exposure provides ideal growing conditions and views customers comment on. We offer seven varieties of apples, you can pick your own fruit, drink freshly pressed cider, rent cross country skiing equipment, endulge in snow shoe hiking and skiing on machine groomed back country trails, all just 10 minutes from Bridgton, Maine.

Our family at Five Fields Farm looks forward to providing you with the finest Maine apples and enjoyable recreational experience.

Apple picking and skiing conditions/reports can be provided by calling:
207-647-2425 or e-mailing fivefields@roadrunner.com or contacting the GBLRCC at: www.mainelakeschamber.com