Hope Orchards

Name: Hope Orchards
Address: 434 Camden Road, Hope, ME, 04847, US
Telephone: (207) 763-2824

Hope Orchards is an orchard in Hope, Maine with u-pick and berries. Visitors can find blueberries and peaches.

Friday-Sunday (September-October): 9AM-5PM

Farm's website last updated 2017 · checked Nov 4, 2026

Plan your visit

Hours: Friday-Sunday (September-October): 9AM-5PM
Where: 434 Camden Road
Hope, ME 04847
Knox County

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Phone (207) 763-2824 · Facebook

Season: Open season: May, Nov
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Pick and buy: U-pick: Apples, Carrots, beets, beans, raspberries, grapes, dahlias, and quince
Sells: Pears, Peaches, High-bush blueberries, Sparky’s Honey +4 more

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Before you go

The newest date on the farm's website is 2017, so some details may have changed. Call before you go.
Bring your own bag; the farm can provide one if needed.
Visitors should leave pets at home.
Apple ripening dates can vary significantly from one season to another; visitors should check Facebook or the homepage for real-time dates.
Picking depends on the weather and the crop; check the farm's page or call the day you go.

What's here and when

2 crops, all U-pick · From the farm's website

In season now: Apples.

Crop	When
ApplesThe page lists varieties ripening from early September through early November.	September and November
Carrots, beets, beans, raspberries, grapes, dahlias, and quinceThe page does not give picking months for these crops.	Ask the farm

Before you pick

Visitors should pick gently and not climb trees.

Also at the farm

15 items · From the farm's website

Vegetables: Carrots U-pick, Beets U-pick, Beans U-pick
Fruit: Pears, Grapes U-pick, Quince U-pick, Peaches
Berries: Raspberries U-pick, High-bush blueberries
Also from the farm: Dahlias U-pick, Sparky’s Honey, Sparky’s Maple Syrup, Emily’s Apple Crisp, Apple Rings, Bull Run Pumpkins

CSA and farm shares

1 share · From the farm's website

Summer CSA program

Events and things to do

1 event · From the farm's website

Variety Weekend
A chance to try specialty varieties

Pick your own apples
Harvest garden produce and flowers

Visiting and ordering

Good to know

New apple varieties become available each week as they ripen.
The stand’s offerings change weekly and specialty fruits are limited in quantity.
Visitors should dress for changeable weather.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Since 2026
Also: Berry farm

Kyle and Anna Rittenburg purchased the orchard in 2026 and are continuing its apple-growing tradition. The farm is diversifying beyond apples with vegetables, mushrooms, and other local products. Visitors can harvest carrots, beets, beans, raspberries, grapes, dahlias, and quince themselves. The orchard offers many apple varieties, including specialty varieties available in limited quantities.