See how organic gardening is done, have a picnic by the waterfall or visit the farm store to purchase locally grown fruits, veggies, meats and cheeses. There's also a great spot for picnicking inside a little knoll with a waterfall and boulders. You'll find the farm just next door to the Wiscasset Primary School, and that's a good place to park when school is out. The farm is open daily during daylight hours. Call ahead for a tour schedule or pick up a self-guided tour map.
Admission is free, but donations are welcome.
Boothbay Railway Village Maine Hwy. This old-fashioned railway museum is set up like an early New England village on 8 acres of land, so there's plenty of space for the kids to romp as you walk from one exhibit to another among the 27 buildings. Check out early toys in the Village Toy Shop, then stroll through a bank, hotel, barber shop, millinery and more while learning what village life used to be like. During the third weekend in August, all children get in free. All the attractions are included in the admission, and the train departs every half-hour.