Wild Blueberry Land is responsible for bringing more people to the Pine Tree State. While Maine isn’t the biggest state in the nation — it’s not even the largest state on the East Coast — that doesn’t mean it should be called small. Not when it’s packed with the kinds of attractions that you’d never find in some of America’s larger states. Case in point? This incredible shop in Columbia Falls that’s completely dedicated to all things blueberry! This huge blueberry story in Maine will have you pulling out your camera for selfies even if you’re not a fan of the juicy fruit that Vacationland is known for!

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Wild Blueberry Land offers more information on its website. Have you visited this eclectic place? Did you take some great photos? If so, please share your experience in the comments below.

Try some of these delicious blueberry recipes. And for more of the stranger side of the state, check out 16 roadside attractions in Maine that you’ll love!

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Blueberries in Maine

Where are the best places to get blueberries in Maine?

  • Libby & Son U-Picks (Limerick): You can pick your own blueberries from July through October, along with several other fruits and berries blooming in different months at the farm. Admission is charged along with mandatory pre-purchased containers.
  • Portland Farmers Market (Portland): This charming market features produce of all kinds, and blueberries from such vendors as the Blue Hill Berry Company and the Lost and Found Farm. Visit all the farmers for delicious and fresh goodies to take home.
  • Orchards: This list of nine orchards in Maine showcases farmers growing apples, berries, vegetables, and other fresh produce. Try some of them out for yourself.

What are some of the best festivals in Maine?

  • Skowhegan State Fair (Skowhegan): Celebrating more than 200 years, this is the longest-running event in Maine. Come for the shows, such as the Youth Horse Show, the Poultry Show, and the Antique Power Show. Ride the exciting carnival rides and fill up on corn dogs and cotton candy!
  • Garlic Fest (Canaan): Located on the pretty shores of Lake George Regional Park, this fall event celebrates the arts and agriculture with live musical performances, an obstacle course, kids' activities, and paddleboard rentals. And don't forget to try the garlic.
  • Freeport Fall Festival (Freeport): The first weekend of every October brings an exciting event featuring more than 200 New England artists, makers, and local food producers on the L.L.Bean campus.
  • Damariscotta Pumpkinfest (Damariscotta): Every fall you can tell this celebration has begun as the local artists decorate pumpkins that are displayed downtown. A Giant Pumpkin parade and a Pumpkin Dessert Contest are just some of the fun expected.

 

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