Farm Stands near Canterbury, NH

Canterbury

Hackleboro Orchards is an apple orchard on Orchard Road in Canterbury, north of Concord. Orchards in this part of New Hampshire open for the fall harvest, roughly September into October, selling apples and often cider straight from the farm.

Canterbury

Petals in the Pines blends native woodland with cultivated gardens across seven acres on Baptist Road in Canterbury. A pick-your-own flower field opens in late July, and the farm stand sells fresh eggs, baked goods, and gifts. Owner Donna runs children's nature programs, storytelling trail walks, flower-arranging workshops, and garden tours. The season runs May through September, Wednesday to Sunday.

Canterbury

Concord

Loudon

Miles Smith Farm raises cattle on Whitehouse Road in Loudon and is best known for hands-on animal visits. Guests book the Ultimate Cow Experience or Cow Crew sessions and can stay overnight at the farmhouse, all by appointment. The farm has appeared on NH Chronicle for its calf-training work.

Concord

Mapletree Farm produces maple syrup on Oak Hill Road in Concord, New Hampshire's capital. The farm boils sap into syrup during the late-winter run and sells syrup and maple products from the property.

Boscawen

Boscawen

Tilton

Just Maple is a maple producer on School Street in Tilton, in New Hampshire's Lakes Region. As the name says, the focus is maple syrup and maple products, boiled during the late-winter sugaring season and sold direct.

Concord

Carter Hill Orchard grows apples, peaches, plums, blueberries, and pumpkins on the hills west of Concord, with pick-your-own apples and blueberries in season. The farm presses its own cider and boils maple syrup, and its bakery turns out cider donuts, whoopie pies, and pies. A country store sells farm-grown vegetables. The orchard is a longtime Concord fall destination.

Loudon

Song Away Farm is a farm stand in Loudon, a rural town northeast of Concord in central New Hampshire. Local stands here sell seasonal produce and eggs through the growing season.

Concord

Webster

Webster Ridge Farm runs a farm stand on Pleasant Street in Webster, a small town northwest of Concord. Current product details are limited online.

Belmont

Hopkinton

Sanbornton

Sanbornton

Hopkinton

Gilmanton

Still Seeking Farm is a small farm stand on Loon Pond Road in Gilmanton, in the hills between Concord and Lake Winnipesaukee. Specific crops and products are limited online.

Sanbornton

KREBS Farm is a farm stand on Upper Bay Road in Sanbornton, near Lake Winnisquam in the Lakes Region. Roadside stands in this area sell seasonal produce and eggs through the growing season.

Belmont

Smith Orchard grows apples in Belmont, in New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Orchards here open for the fall harvest, roughly September into October, selling apples and often cider from the farm.

Contoocook

Grounding Stone Farm grows certified-organic blueberries in Contoocook, offering pick-your-own, pre-picked berries at the farm stand, and online orders. Owner Kathleen Dunn Jacobs earned organic certification in 2003 after a transition that began in 2000, dual-certified through the NH Department of Agriculture and MOFGA. Beyond the fruit, she hosts artist workshops, painting trips, and retreats on the property.

Pittsfield

Park Family Farm is a farm stand on Upper City Road in Pittsfield, a small town in central New Hampshire's Suncook Valley. Stands like this sell seasonal produce and eggs through the growing season.

Gilford

Smith Farm Stand runs off Smith Farm Road in Gilford, in New Hampshire's Lakes Region near Lake Winnipesaukee. Its seasonal produce and hours aren't posted online; stop by in summer or call ahead to check what's available.

Warner

Gilford

Shepherd's Hut Market is on Morrill Street in Gilford, near Lake Winnipesaukee in the Lakes Region. The name points to a small farm market, possibly tied to sheep or lamb, selling farm goods on-site.

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Warner

Meredith

Barnstead

Gilford

Meredith

Picnic Rock Farms has worked the same Meredith land since 1801 and claims the first registered farm stand in New Hampshire. The stand on Daniel Webster Highway sells fresh fruit and vegetables, jams and jellies, and baked goods, with regulars pointing to the strawberry-rhubarb pie and whoopie pies. A CSA and community garden round out the operation. It was formerly Longridge Farm.

Center Barnstead

Sticks and Stones Farm operates a farm stand on White Oak Road in Center Barnstead, in New Hampshire's Lakes Region north of Concord. Current crop and product details are limited online.

Goffstown

Devriendt Farm's pick-your-own fields sit on Story Road in Goffstown, separate from its main stand on South Mast Street. Strawberries draw the early-summer crowd, followed by a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze. The family's Goffstown operation pairs these u-pick acres with a year-round farm stand and nursery a couple of miles away.

Goffstown

Devriendt Farm sells native New Hampshire sweet corn, summer squash, cucumbers, and herbs from its stand at 178 South Mast Street in Goffstown, open daily from late April through October. The stand also carries cut flowers, local honey, maple syrup, jams, and fresh eggs, plus perennials and annuals from the nursery. An ice cream window runs through the warm months, and Christmas trees and wreaths arrive after Thanksgiving.

Weare

Mt. Dearborn Farm is a farm stand on Mt. Dearborn Road in Weare, a rural town in south-central New Hampshire. Local stands here sell seasonal vegetables, fruit, and eggs during the growing season.

Danbury

Center Barnstead

Bradford

Whitney Brook Farm in Wilmot, New Hampshire is Mike and Carol's retirement farm turned working homestead — farm-fresh eggs, honey, produce, hay, and Christmas trees, with an orchard planted to feed the bees and beneficial insects. Find them at the Sunapee Farmers Market.

Alton

Manchester

Fresh Start Farms is a Manchester-based network of New American and immigrant farmers who grow vegetables on shared land around the city and sell through area farmers markets and a CSA. The Lake Avenue address is the program office rather than a roadside stand.

Alton

Danbury

Strafford

A farm on Perry Road in Strafford, a rural town in the Seacoast region's inland hills between Rochester and Barrington. Strafford's open pastureland suits grass-based livestock, and small farms here commonly sell pastured meats, eggs, and hay. Little is documented online for East Wind Farm; expect farm-direct products from the stand or by arrangement.

Plymouth

A farm along the Daniel Webster Highway (Route 3) in Plymouth, at the gateway to the White Mountains and Lakes Region. Plymouth is a college town on the Pemigewasset River. Little detail is available online for Bonnie Brae Farms; expect seasonal produce and farm goods typical of a roadside New Hampshire operation.

Bradford

New London

Spring Ledge Farm grows vegetables, flowers, and fruit on Main Street in New London and runs a farm stand stocked with its own sweet corn and seasonal produce. Pick-your-own strawberries and cut flowers open in season, and the greenhouses supply bedding plants each spring. The farm uses integrated pest management to cut chemical use across its fields.

Tuftonboro

Spider Web Gardens has run as a family garden center and farm stand in Tuftonboro since 1938. The shop sells annuals, perennials, and its own fresh vegetables and cut flowers, plus bagged loam, mulch, and fertilizer for home gardens. Staff hand out planting advice, which brings back regulars on Lake Winnipesaukee's eastern side each spring and summer. It sits on Middle Road just off Route 109.

Chester

Folsom's Sugar House is a maple producer on Candia Road in Chester, New Hampshire. Sugar houses like this tap and boil sap into syrup during the late-winter run, usually February into March, then sell syrup and maple products direct from the farm.

S. Newbury

Schroeder Farm is based in South Newbury, near Lake Sunapee in western New Hampshire. The listing gives only a post office box, and no further public details were available online.

Wolfeboro

A farm stand on Center Street in Wolfeboro, on the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee in the Lakes Region. Wolfeboro calls itself the oldest summer resort in America, and its farms feed both year-round residents and the summer crowd. Bly Farm sells seasonal produce and farm goods; further details aren't well documented online.

Bennington

Glory Be Farm and Garden is a small farm on Bible Hill Road in Bennington, in New Hampshire's Monadnock region. The name points to a mix of produce and garden or nursery plants sold on-site. No further public details were found online.

Farmington

Wolfeboro

Top of the Hill Farm operates a farm stand on Martin Hill Road in Wolfeboro, on the eastern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. Specific crop details are limited online.

Barrington

Rockfield Farm Market is a farm stand on Pond Hill Road in Barrington, a Seacoast-region town in southeastern New Hampshire. Stands like this sell seasonal vegetables, fruit, and eggs from the farm through the growing season.

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