Mandala Farm

There's something special about a farm where horses aren't simply part of the scenery. They're part of the work.

At Mandala Farm, a 100-acre certified organic farm in Downeast Maine, Norwegian Fjord horses help cultivate the land and grow food. It's a distinctive approach to agriculture that connects traditional farming practices with a commitment to caring for the soil.

Farming with Horsepower

Norwegian Fjord horses are known for their strength and distinctive appearance. At Mandala Farm, these remarkable animals play a practical role in the farm's agricultural work.

Their involvement offers a glimpse into a way of farming that places horses, people, and the land in a working partnership.

Fresh Food from the Farm

Mandala Farm's agricultural offerings include organically grown vegetables and farm-raised meats.

A summer Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program connects customers with the farm's seasonal harvest, while the farm store provides another way to discover its products.

For those who appreciate knowing where their food comes from, Mandala Farm offers a connection to the land and the work behind every harvest.

Stay a Little Longer

Mandala Farm is more than a place to find fresh food. Its year-round vacation rental cottage offers visitors an opportunity to make a working Maine farm part of their getaway.

Whether you're visiting the Schoodic region for its natural beauty, exploring the surrounding communities, or simply looking for a different kind of place to stay, the cottage adds another dimension to the Mandala Farm experience.

A Different Kind of Downeast Experience

Mandala Farm brings together several things that make rural Maine special: working farmland, animals with a purpose, locally produced food, and a place to stay.

It's a reminder that some of the region's most interesting discoveries are found beyond the waterfront, in the fields and farms that help sustain Downeast communities.