Travel

Josias River Farm is located just south of Ogunquit, Maine in Cape Neddick. Just off Route 1, easy to access from I-95.

Hotel/Housing Accommodations:
We were not able to get a room block deal with hotels, as October can be a busy time for leaf-peepers. However, if you use your favorite travel app, you can find reasonable options in and around Ogunquit.

Directions

From the South

• I-95 N to Spur Rd in York.
• Take exit 7 from I-95 N
• Merge onto Spur Rd
• Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto US-1 N
• Turn left onto Logging Rd
• The destination will be on the right - Parking is on the left.

From North of Ogunquit/Wells Route-1 S

• Follow I-95 S to Wells. Take exit 19 from I-95 S
• Take exit 19 for ME-9/ME-109 toward Wells/Sanford
• Turn left onto ME-109 S/State Rte 9 E/Sanford Rd
• Turn right onto Chapel Rd
• Turn right onto US-1 S/Post Rd
• Continue to follow US-1 S 11 min (4.8 mi)
• Take Clay Hill Rd to Logging Rd in York
• Turn right onto Agamenticus Rd
• Continue onto Clay Hill Rd
• Turn left onto Logging Rd
• Destination will be on the left – Parking on your right.

From North of Ogunquit/Wells I-95 S

• Take exit 7 toward US-1/ME-91/Yorks/The Berwicks
• Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Chases Pond Rd
• Continue on Chases Pond Rd. Drive to Logging Rd
• Turn right onto Chases Pond Rd
• Turn right onto Agamenticus Rd/Mountain Rd
• Turn left onto Greenleaf Parsons Rd
• Turn right onto Clay Hill Rd
• Turn right onto Logging Rd
• The destination will be on the left.
• Parking across the street.

Things To Do

Shopping

The Kittery Outlets

301 US-1 One, Kittery, ME 03904

Outlet stores. Restaurants. Antiques Stores. First times might want to venture out to the Kittery Trading Post for a unique adventure.

Downtown Ogunquit

It is a great location to find local restaurants and shops. Ogunquit Beach is just a few minutes walk from downtown if you want to reenact our first date. There are public parking lots for easy parking.

Outdoor & Nature

Mt. Agamenticus

Mt. Agamenticus Road, York, ME 03902

The Big A Loop is a new wide, smooth gravel trail suitable for all visitors including those requiring wheelchairs or using strollers. Accessible from the parking lot and trailhead at the top of the mountain, the Big A Loop winds around Mount Agamenticus' summit and providing excellent views all around. The trail is named for local's nickname for this mountain, and also the name of the ski area that existed here from 1964 to 1974. The former summit ski lodge is now a learning center and gift shop, and the old ski-lift infrastructure still can be spotted slowly rusting away on the north east slope.

Marginal Way in Ogunquit

Shore Road, Oqunquit, ME 03907

Ogunquit is a special place for us. The place where we met on our first date, is a quaint town open to all and offers the best of beaches, stores and Marginal Way.

Looking to enjoy an ocean-side walk with plenty of opportunities to sit and take in the gorgeous view? There may be no better place in Maine than along Ogunquit’s Marginal Way.