Ricker Hill Orchards - Turner ME

Amazing experience overall. Yes the mini golf is a little rundown, yet the cornfield was short but fun. The animals were a blast to visit. If you have young kids there is definitely plenty to keep then entertained in the form of bounce houses and playground fun. They carbonated apple cider is delicious. The frozen apple cider was extremely good! Plus they have many other baked goodies and apple goodies to buy!

I drove out to Ricker Hill from Brunswick to try their disc golf course. The folks in the shop were so friendly and welcoming, and the apple cider donut was one of the best I've ever had! I wish I lived closer, because the course was really fun. I'm already looking forward to my next trip here.

I'm from out of town and I'm blown away on how amazing this disc golf course was. The main building has all sorts of items for purchase all the way from maple syrup to disc golf discs. The staff was super nice as well. Large parking lot next to building. $7 bucks to play disc golf. The course was way beyond my expectations. Good signage. I think a total of 23 total holes to play. Really enjoyed the beauty of the course, variety of holes, upkeep, and overall difficulty. Tee pads at most holes. Nice baskets. There are several water hazards (including a cranberry field for staff only)so be careful not to lose a disc. Thank you to whomever designed and installed this course.

Ricker Orchards, Turner has truly embraced sharing their way of life—and it shows. Everyone came out to experience the sights, smells, and sounds that make Maine Maple Sunday such a special family tradition. It was definitely crowded, but the friendly atmosphere made it worth it. We’ll absolutely be back! Just be prepared for crowds and lots of community spirit.

We drove 1.5 hours one way to check out this Orchard. I was surprised how big it was and all the variety of apples they had to pick along with blueberries and grapes. We missed out on the grapes but managed to get some blueberries being the end of the season for them. We didn’t have small children to enjoy the activities but there was a lot for small kids to do. We watched one of the free juggling shows which was entertaining and went to the cider house for some sampling. We should have bought donuts when we first got there because by afternoon, the store was absolute chaos. So many people standing in line made it impossible to actually walk around to see what else was being sold. Only made two flavored donuts at that time. The girl was walking the line taking donut orders in advance to speed up the process but we still missed out on the pumpkin donuts we ordered as they stopped making them. I would suggest having a cashier outside for those who want to buy pumpkins and other outdoor things so we don’t have to stand in line in the store for 1/2 hour holding plants and pumpkins. I would have bought outdoor stuff but didn’t want to go back through the line carrying plants and pumpkins. We did buy some pumpkins at the Apple orchard as they had wagons for use which was nice.