Why Snug Harbor Farm Is One of the Most Magical Places in Maine
With its gardens, greenhouses, resident animals, and gifts of every kind, Snug Harbor Farm in Kennebunk, Maine, is well worth the stop.

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Photo Credit : Katherine KeenanPlanning a trip to the southern Maine coast? Make time for a visit to a garden that’s one of the most magical places in the state: Snug Harbor Farm in Kennebunk.

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker
Why Snug Harbor Farm is One of the Most Magical Places in Maine
“Driving along Route 9 in Kennebunk, you almost pass Snug Harbor Farm before you catch an intriguing glimpse of an outbuilding or pony grazing and a little bit of magic occurs.”
This passage from the Snug Harbor Farm website is pretty much spot-on. Pull over to browse the perennials, and you’ll soon discover this is no ordinary country garden center, but rather a garden wonderland complete with five greenhouses, a nursery, a barn, pastures, growing fields, a colorful shop, and resident animals that include poodles, ponies, and peacocks.
Here’s a look at my June 2017 visit to Snug Harbor Farm.

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker
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Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker

Photo Credit : Aimee Tucker
If you ever find yourself in or near Kennebunk, Maine, I can guarantee that adding a stop at Snug Harbor Farm (open daily from 9 to 5) will be one of the most delightful parts of your day.
Snug Harbor Farm. 87 Western Ave. 207-967-2414; snugharborfarm.com
This post was first published in 2017 and has been updated.
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I was delighted to learn about Snug Harbor Farm. It will be a must see on my next visit to Kennebunk.
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