the host site for the Maine state college championships. Pineland Farms is also used for orienteering events, such as the National Orienteering Championships, which were held at Pineland in 2004. Two significant disc golf courses are operated by Pineland Farms as part of its recreational offerings. Other facilities Wilsondale Farm, in Gray, is the source for Pineland's Trina Holstein breed. Pineland used the "Wilsondale" prefix on the product until 2001. Bates College formerly operated a Dutch Warmblood horse breeding at Pineland's Equestrian Center, which opened in 2002. Until 2008, an Equine-assisted therapy program was hosted at the center. Pineland's dressage program ended in 2017 and moved to another facility nearby; a private Morgan horse training and breeding facility replaced it. The Libra Foundation rents out meeting facilities and guest houses at Pineland Farms. It sells food grown at Pineland Farms to the general public. References External links Pineland Farms Buildings and structures in Cumberland County, Maine Farms in Cumberland County, Maine New Gloucester, Maine Education in Cumberland County, Maine