Glidden Point Oyster Farms

Category: Farm shop

Address: 637 River Rd, Edgecomb, ME 04556, USA

Phone: +12073157066

Opening hours

Sunday: 11AM–5PM

Monday: 11AM–5PM

Tuesday: 11AM–5PM

Wednesday: 11AM–5PM

Thursday: 11AM–5PM

Friday: 11AM–5PM

Saturday: 11AM–5PM

Reviews

Gregory Gaul

Jul 7, 2022

What wonderful experience! Visited Glidden Point Oyster Farms for a tour of their operation. Kathryn was our guide and really opened our eyes to the history of the local oyster industry. We learned the history, biology and complexities of oyster farming. Obviously a very labor intensive business. We sampled a variety of regional Maine oysters and appreciated the variations in flavor. Hats off to the Glidden Oyster Farm team!

Kahlee Doyle

Jul 6, 2022

My boyfriend and I went on a tour of the oyster farm and it was super cool! You learn a lot about the history of oyster farming and the process. The farm also has shuck your own oysters, beer and wine.

CW

Sep 30, 2021

I joined the tour on Monday. So glad I did that. It was very informative and fun. Shucking my own oysters was exciting and awesome experience. They always make sure we get it (safely) after a (few) lesson(s). I truly enjoyed each of delicious 33 oysters with a can of lovely dry sparkling rose, and everything here. Everyone was so kind and friendly (both professional staffs and customers). They all made my birthday trip meaningful and I feel so blessed. A lady with a pink top was so kind to ask me if I would like her to take a picture (since I was traveling by myself. I have my full of my picture, not just a selfie, finally!). The other 2 couples that I met prior the tour started were also wonderful. I ended up staying longer than I was planning for this stop "worth every second". I finally made with to shuck my own oysters at the end -- thanks to everyone! It was so relaxing at the outdoor area where we learned how to shuck oysters using their equipment and towel. I appreciate the outdoor cleaning station where we can empty our shells, trash, and washing our hands. Highly recommend for a tour and a wonderful experience/lesson shucking your own oysters with great conversations.

Adina Wolf

Sep 11, 2021

Visited on a rainy day, so couldn’t take the tour, but got to try some absolutely fantastic oysters! We loved our experience on the back patio and had so much fun learning to shuck our own oysters. Highly recommend coming for some really tasty oysters, at a reasonable price!

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Questions & Answers

Do you ship to WNY? to personal addresses?

Billie | May 11, 2019
Glidden Point Oyster Farms (Owner) | May 12, 2019

Yes we do! Check out our website and visit our shop page, you can order oysters to be shipped to you directly overnight! www.gliddenpoint.myshopify.com

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What are the Covid safety practices like here?

People are asking | May 10, 2021
Allyson Blake | May 11, 2021

All staff are required to wear masks at all times, except for when taking breaks, while at work. Desks are situated so that social distance can be maintained. Masks are required to be worn by customers picking up their orders, as well as by any one coming onto the property. Once our retail services open back up on May 8th, masks will be required to be worn by both staff and visitors. All dining is outdoors, with tables spaced out. Tours are limited to 10 people per tour. Surfaces are sanitized and cleaned daily.

DO YOU OFFER TOURS OF YOUR FARM , AND WHAT TIME OF YEAR

Bill St. Lawrence | May 11, 2018
Theresa Joseph | May 12, 2018

I went there this past summer and the man that was working in the oyster shop gave me an overview of the farm, oysters, and operation. I was then allowed to take a self guided tour. The farm is beautiful! He might have told me that if he wasnt alone he would have showed me around but i honestly dont remember. And the oysters are to die for! You have to shuck them yourself but it's totally worth it.

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