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Wildflower Farm

Hosted by Janine · Temple, Maine

3 sites · RV, Tent · 5 acres

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Temple is a small village in the western mountains of Maine, surrounded by other small towns and communities that are charming, hospitable, and each pretty damned interesting. Wildflower Farm is a five-acre property set among a mix of forest and small fields. We offer trees, fresh air, a vegetable garden, seasonal berries, and plenty of quiet. It looks like there will be loads of wild strawberries (early July) and wild blackberries (early August) this year! So much quiet, your ears will think they have died and gone to heaven. Your water comes from the well, and you pump it yourself. There is a recharging station for electronics, and while phone reception is very good, no Wi-Fi is available.

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 5 · Vehicles under 40 ft

Temple is a small village in the western mountains of Maine, surrounded by other small towns, communities that are charming, hospitable and each pretty damned interesting. Wildflower Farm is a five acre property set in a mix of forest and small fields. (The listing says "prairie but that's a gross exaggeration.) We offer trees, fresh air, vegetable garden, berries in season and quiet. So much quiet your ears will think they have died and; gone to heaven. Your water will come from the well and you pump it yourself. There is a recharging station for electronics, and while phone is reception is very good, no wifi is available. Nearby (within 10 miles) are lakes to play in, mountains to hike, streams to fish, rocks to climb. Forays into nature are interspersed with local festivals, concerts and other events culminating with the Franklin County Fair during the third week of September. Adjacent to the camp ground are endless miles of forested trails for biking, hiking, 4-wheelers, and horseback riding. Fishing is available in Temple Stream and Varnum Pond. Swimming, boating, sightseeing are available in the surrounding communities nearly all year long. We would be happy to let you know what is happening locally as you plan your stay. Well managed dogs and horses are welcome although at present there is no shed for horses. Camp sites are "dry" and without electric. There is a communal outhouse for use by campers. Dogs and horses must have proof of rabies immunizations. We are a new campsite this year and the Google map depicting this property is five years old, taken late in a hot, dry summer. There have been lots of changes since then, and a lot more green. We are excited to step into this new role and greet our new visitors. We have 3 camp sites, one with an 8x8 tent platform. Camper vans and pop-up campers can be accommodated and provided with power and water for $40 per night for 2 campers. No campers/vans longer than 20'; you will have a hard time getting in and a worse time getting out. Hot showers are available at the house for a fee of $8.00

4WD recommended

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

Reviews

94% Recommend9 ratings · 7 reviews

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· October 2026

Tent · With pets ·

Wildflower Farm

Beautiful little farming area and private sites for camping. Janine was very responsive, greeted us upon arrival to show us the basics. It’s simple and as described. Janine is a lovely host.

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· September 2026

16 ft travel trailer ·

Wildflower Farm

Great place to stay, the home grown tomato’s and sweet corn was the cherry on top of a wonderful stay!

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· September 2026

Tent ·

Wildflower Farm

Janine was super sweet and welcoming. The tent area was isolated and surrounded by trees. Wished I had taken the offer of fresh produce. Next time.

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· August 2026

19 ft campervan ·

Wildflower Farm

Quiet and private spot. Great location, and Janine was friendly and accommodating. Would gladly stay here again.

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· July 2026

Beautiful place!

18 ft truck camper · With pets ·

Wildflower Farm

After a long day of "just winging it", looking for a site in the public lands and getting lost on an at-least-beautiful-and-fun-to-drive-on logging road for like 4 HOURS, my husband and I (with our pup Mabel) gave up and decided to book a sure thing. Finding Janine and her farm felt like we had finally found our way! Even though we booked last minute, she called shortly afterwards to confirm. Her kind voice put me immediately at ease, and all that nervous "We love adventure, right?!?!?" energy disappeared. She was even more kind and accommodating when she greeted us in person, and let us know that we could help ourselves to her garden and any wild berries on the property. She had access to water from the side of the house and even a little charging station! Firewood was plentiful and there was a very cool old wood stove that looked beautiful with the fire burning at night. The site was nice and open so we decided to set up our little telescope, but unfortunately the clouds didn't cooperate (we'll have to come back). The pit toilet was clean and stocked, and surprisingly bug-free, and the cute little rug was a nice touch. Mabel was immediately comfortable and spent the evening sniffing around for berries and sleeping by the fire. We felt very safe and welcome here, and turned wayward little adventure into the awesome memory we were looking for! Thanks so much for the hospitality!

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· June 2026

Thank you!

Tent · With pets ·

Wildflower Farm

Excellent host! Lovely acres and gardens! Very warm!

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· May 2026

22 ft truck camper ·

Wildflower Farm

Lovely camp, easygoing. Host was kind, responsive, and informative.

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Temple, Franklin, Maine, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Janine W.

Joined in May 2026

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