Collyer Brook Farm

Rolling hills, cattle grazing through grasslands, spectacular sunsets reflected off the restored red barn – these are just a few of the sights at Collyer Brook Farm that will take your breath away.

Collyer Brook has been farmed since before the American Revolution, when sheep on these very fields supplied wool blankets for the American troops. Step into history on the adjacent remnants of the first woolen mill in the United States, now owned by the State of Maine.

Surrounded by several hundred acres of forests and ancient pastures, and situated at the end of a long dirt road, Collyer Brook Farm offers the ultimate in privacy, yet is just two miles from the Pineland Farms campus.

A large, fully furnished eat-in kitchen with walk-in pantry and breakfast bar is the hub of activity, while the two separate living rooms provide space for more intimate chats. Exquisitely yet comfortably furnished with a mix of new and old, Collyer Brook Farm is sure to delight your entire group.

Amenities include:

• Five bedrooms (One with a king size bed, one master suite with a queen size bed, one with a full size bed, two with two twin beds)


• Two full baths


• Two three-quarter baths


• TV room


• Sitting room


• Large, fully furnished kitchen


• Covered porch

We ask that guests check in at the Welcome Center between 1 pm and 4 pm the day of arrival, and check out at the Welcome Center between 9 am and noon the day of departure. Late check out may be possible with 48-hour advanced notice. Charges will apply and be billed to your credit card.

All reservations are subject to current Maine State Occupancy Tax (Currently 7%).

*Please note there is a two night minimum on guest houses Thursday through Sunday May through October.