Wolfe’s Neck Center’s 626 acre campus in Freeport, ME is the soul of our community and the hub of our work across the region. Here, our campground and programs provide farm and food experiences for visitors of all ages, while we steward the land as a living laboratory for scientific and historic exploration and practice innovation in organic dairy, small livestock and vegetable production.
There’s So Much to Do at Wolfe’s Neck Center
Wolfe’s Neck Center is free and open daily from dawn to dusk. Stroll through our animal barns, wander our free nature trails, or simply enjoy the beauty of our coastal farm. Looking for more to do? Check out our Family Programs, Tours and Workshops for scheduled events, or explore biking, kayaking, and canoeing rentals at our Campground page. Check out our annual events including Farm-to-Table dinner and concerts. Planning a visit with a group? Give us a call at 207-865-4469 or book a group experience in advance.
Hike Our Trails
Explore over three miles of some of the best hiking trails at Wolfe’s Neck Center, open year-round for outdoor adventure. Whether you’re walking or running in the summer, or hiking, skiing, or snowshoeing in the winter, our nature trails offer year-round access. With a blend of forest and ocean habitats, it’s a prime destination for birdwatching and wildlife spotting.
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Regenerative Farming and Food
What we eat—and how it’s grown—shapes our health, environment, and communities. At Wolfe’s Neck Center, we offer organic produce and pasture-raised meats produced right here on the coast of Maine.
See Life On the Farm
Our organic dairy farm is open to the public, and you can walk through the Wishcamper Livestock Education Barn, where you’ll see sustainable farming in action and meet our sheep, goats, chickens, and calves. During the colder months, our animals are indoors, but in summer, they roam the pastures. Barns are open year-round, from dawn to dusk, offering a true farm experience for visitors of all ages.
See What’s Growing
Visit our Education Garden near the Little River Farmhouse to see Maine plants up close. Tended by volunteers and apprentices, this hands-on space offers learning for all ages—adults can explore with helpful signs, while kids engage their senses through touch, smell, and color.
You can find the Education Garden next to the Little River Farmhouse at 184 Burnett Rd, Freeport.
Group Experiences
Interested in bringing your business, team or community group to the farm?  We offer custom farm-based, hands-on experiences to best fit the age, size, and learning interests of your group, led by our knowledgeable educators. Fill our our Group Experiences Form or visit our Venue page to learn more. Â