The site of Five Fields Farm was settled by Enoch Perley and his family in 1776. Operating as a diversified farm for 130 years, it was set to apple trees in the late 1920s by John Gyger. The farm derives it's name from the first five fields planted as orchards. Surrounded by woodlots and abutting 480 acres of land preserved by the Loon Echo Land Trust, we have the distinction of being the highest farmland and one of the largest orchards 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, or choose from a selection of ready picked. Freshly pressed cider is always available in the cooler. In the winter we offer rental equipment for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. We invite you to enjoy snow shoe hiking and skiing on our machine-groomed and 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 an enjoyable recreational experience. Further information including available apple varieties and skiing conditions may be obtained by calling us at 207-647-2425 or e-mailing fivefields@roadrunnner.com For additional help in making your visit to the Lakes Region enjoyable, contact the GBLRCC at www.mainelakeschamber.com. Please also visit the Loon Echo Land Trust website.

720 S. Bridgton Road
Bridgton, ME 04099