Pumpkin Vine Family Farm is a goat dairy on a historic hill farm in Somerville, Maine, named for a Trinidadian expression for the connections that bind people together.
217 Hewett Rd, Somerville, ME 04348
Open select Sundays, May to October. Check the farm calendar for dates and times.
4.8
From 37 reviews
We've only been here for their Yule Christmas event, but we've gone a couple years in a row and we love it. They clearly really care for their goats and the farm is delightful. We love going on the goat hikes. Also, at this event they have some really great food vendors. We'd love to visit again outside of the Christmas event.
Took our kids to their open farm day and we had so much fun. The goat walk was such a delight!
Delicious goat cheese!!! We love the yogurt too. Yum! We got it at Brunswick downtown market but get goat milk cheese or whatever you can!
Great staff!! Always friendly to all!! They do all they can to help all that visit!! The goat walk they do is really awesome!! I'm happy to be able to live just down the road!! Here is a picture and short video with the Goat's on my tiktok and YouTube ( @J_M_Blue_Nose ). I will post more when I return soon, also.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Go for the goats! This historic working farm hosts a lovely Saturday farmers market with fresh fruits, vegetables, incredible cheese, and local baked goods. We were lucky enough to go during their Dairy Queen celebration and see the entire herd. The chèvre, aged goat’s milk cheese and yogurt are exceptional. Kolaches and Bavarian pretzels were devoured. Go early as popular items will sell out.
Stopped by here on our way back to Massachusetts from a weekend camping trip in Maine. This place is wonderful. Met the owners and their kids and they made us feel so welcomed. We had free coffee as we walked around the farmers market, picked up some fresh strawberries, pastries, raw goats milk, goat cheese and chèvre. Got to pet all the many baby goats as well. My only complaint is that I wish I had taken more cheese home because it’s delicious. Can’t wait to be back.
I took my Little Sister out to the farm for Dairy Goat Weekend. They had taste tests between goat milk and cows milk, goat milking and of course, plenty of little goats to pet. We totally fell in love with the goats! Their goat cheese is fantastic! They have a little shop where you can buy cheese, milk, yogurt and smoothies. We got to shake goats milk in little ramikens until it turned into butter, which only took about 10 minutes. There were several booths set up at the farmers market which is there every weekend. Everyone was so nice and friendly.
