A free-admission farm offering hand-picked flowers and u-pick vegetables, with wine experiences and a farm stand, but without a confirmed corn maze or dedicated pumpkin patch as primary fall attractions.
Free to walk in. Your spend here is whatever you choose — pumpkins, food, and any paid activities. That makes it a low-risk stop if you are not sure how long the kids will last.
Jordan’s Farm in Cape Elizabeth is a free-admission farm focused on hand-picked flowers and u-pick vegetables. The farm also operates a farm stand and offers wine experiences. It is not a corn-maze or pumpkin-patch destination and should not be treated as one.
The farm operates daily 10am to 6pm, which is consistent year-round, though specific fall crop availability and wine-event scheduling are not published.
Entry is free, which eliminates the cost barrier that keeps many families from trying farm visits. The u-pick and hand-pick activities are priced separately, but the lack of admission fees removes the first hurdle.
This farm’s positioning around hand-picked flowers, u-pick vegetables, and wine experiences suggests an adult audience more than a family-with-kids audience. If your group is primarily looking for entertaining kids, look elsewhere. If you are an adult interested in sourcing flowers or vegetables, or in attending a wine event at a farm venue, this is worth considering.
The website lists seasonal vegetables and flowers as available, but specific details on 2026 fall crops, harvest timing, and availability are not published. Call 207-767-2740 before planning to confirm which crops will be ready to pick or browse when you visit.
Cape Elizabeth is south of Portland, close enough for a weekend day trip or a quick outing from the Portland area. The consistent 10am to 6pm hours offer flexibility compared to farms with limited operating days.
The farm offers wine-related experiences, but 2026 scheduling, format, and pricing are not detailed on the website. Call ahead if wine events are part of your visit plan.
Inclusion in a pumpkin-patch directory may reflect incomplete tagging or a previous database entry rather than current operations. The farm’s website emphasizes flowers, vegetables, and wine — not pumpkins or mazes. Call 207-767-2740 to confirm whether pumpkins are available as a secondary crop in fall 2026.
The farm is an established, long-standing operation with a farm-to-heart positioning that appeals to sourcing-conscious shoppers and wine enthusiasts. For traditional pumpkin-patch visitors, it is a mismatch.
Jordan's Farm operates daily 10am to 6pm year-round. However, specific fall crop availability and seasonal operations are not published on the website. Fall vegetables and flowers are listed as seasonal offerings, but exact 2026 availability and timing are not confirmed. Call 207-767-2740 before planning to ensure desired crops are ready to pick or browse.
One to one and a half hours for hand-picking flowers and u-pick vegetables, depending on selection intensity. The farm stand and wine experience could extend the visit, but time depends on facility and event availability.
A Cape Elizabeth location near Portland makes this accessible for day trips, but the farm market focus and wine experience positioning suggests a more adult audience. Crowds are likely light on weekdays and moderate on weekends.
Not published. Assume farm lot parking typical for Cape Elizabeth residential area; closed shoes if walking to fields.
Field access may present challenges for limited mobility. Contact the farm at 207-767-2740 to discuss accessibility.
You are looking for a corn maze, pumpkin patch, or kids' activities. Jordan's Farm is not a family-festival destination and does not offer those attractions. The farm's focus is hand-picked flowers and u-pick vegetables, which suit adult interest more than kids' entertainment. Skip also if you need confirmed fall crop availability; the website does not specify 2026 seasonal details.
The farm website does not mention a corn maze or dedicated pumpkin patch. Contact the farm at 207-767-2740 if you want to ask about pumpkin availability in fall 2026.
Admission is free. Hand-picked flowers and u-pick vegetables are priced separately; specific rates are not published online.
The farm lists seasonal vegetables and flowers as available, but specific 2026 crops and dates are not published. Call 207-767-2740 to confirm what will be ready to pick when you plan to visit.
Yes. The farm lists wine experiences as available, but details on 2026 scheduling, pricing, and format are not published. Call to ask about upcoming events and availability.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission is free. You pay for pumpkins and any paid activities.
21 Wells Road, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107, in Cumberland County. It is one of 6 patches we track in Greater Portland.
We track 6 patches in Greater Portland, 2 of which are free to walk into. Entry here costs nothing, which puts it in the minority even in a region with several free options.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 3 of the 6 patches we track in Greater Portland had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 5 other patches we track in Cumberland County. All Greater Portland patches →
jordansfarm.com
Checked August 2026.