Farms Near Stratham, NH

Stratham

Winnicut River Farm is a picturesque regenerative family farm in Stratham, New Hampshire, where animals move to fresh pasture daily — sometimes twice a day — under holistic management with no fertilizers, hormones, medications, or sprays of any kind. The farm sells 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured poultry, eggs, and forest-raised pork by deposit and retail cut.

Stratham

Rawson's grows cut flowers and vegetables on College Road (Route 108) in Stratham and runs a farm stand open year-round, seven days a week in season. Fresh bouquets and u-pick flowers are the draw, alongside vegetables and other New Hampshire-made products. The farm also supplies wholesale flowers to area florists and delivers seasonal arrangements to homes and businesses across the Seacoast.

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Stratham

A seasonal market in Stratham, held along Portsmouth Avenue (Route 108) near the town's municipal center. Seacoast-area farmers sell vegetables, fruit, eggs, and baked goods through the summer season. Stratham is home to several well-known farms, including Blueberry Bay, which helps supply the market.

Stratham

Scamman Farm runs a farm stand on Portsmouth Road (Route 33) in Stratham, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Farms along this route are known for summer sweet corn and for fall pumpkins and hayrides once the harvest turns.

Stratham

Saltonstall Farm is a small New Hampshire farm. No website, contact details, or product list turned up in a public search, so calling ahead or a local visit is the best way to learn what they grow and sell.

Stratham

Stratham

Blueberry Bay Farm grows pick-your-own blueberries across many varieties on Depot Road in Stratham, with strawberries, raspberries, and pumpkins in their seasons. The farm also raises cut flowers and sunflowers and hosts events at its barn. Stratham's Seacoast location gives it an earlier, warmer growing season than much of New Hampshire.

Stratham

Saltbox Farm is a small operation on Portsmouth Avenue (Route 33) in Stratham, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Its current crops and stand hours aren't listed online; reach out to the farm to see what's for sale.

Brentwood

The Newmarket Farmers' Market runs at 137 Main Street in Newmarket, a former mill town on the Lamprey River in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Vendors bring produce, baked goods, and handmade items to the downtown through the warm-season months. Check locally for current market days.

Greenland

Beef, pork, eggs, and homemade ice cream, sold directly at the farm on Portsmouth Avenue in Greenland. Great Bay Farm has passed through the same family for generations and now sits under a conservation easement protecting its 154 acres and nearby water resources. It's a working dairy alongside the meat and egg sales. Current stock and hours post to the farm's Facebook page.

Exeter

J&J Bees is a beekeeping operation on Crestview Drive in Exeter, on New Hampshire's Seacoast. Small apiaries like this usually sell raw honey and hive products locally. Contact details beyond the address were not found online.

Newfields

Vernon Family Farm is a first-generation owner-operated pastured livestock farm located on 33 conserved acres in Newfields, NH along the Piscassic River. We pasture-raise chickens, cows, pigs, and lambs using regenerative practices. We have a year-round farm store showcasing 50+ local farms and makers, and we host an outdoor events series focused on local food and community.

Greenland

The summer counterpart to Rolling Green Nursery's cold-season market, held at the Greenland garden center on Breakfast Hill Road. Local farmers and makers set up among the plants and greenhouses, selling peak-season vegetables, fruit, flowers, meats, and prepared foods. The nursery's large plant selection sits right beside the market stalls, so shoppers can pick up perennials and produce in one stop.

Greenland

Rolling Green Nursery hosts an indoor winter farmers market inside its Greenland garden center on Breakfast Hill Road, keeping local food available through the cold months. The heated greenhouse setting lets shoppers browse plants alongside the market stalls. Expect cold-storage and greenhouse vegetables, meats, eggs, cheese, bread, and prepared foods from Seacoast-area producers. It fills the gap after the outdoor summer markets close.

Hampton Falls

Jesta Farm is a farm stand on Drinkwater Road in Hampton Falls, a Seacoast town known for its cluster of roadside farms. Stands here typically sell seasonal vegetables, fruit, and eggs from spring through fall.

Exeter

Hampton Falls

Applecrest Farm Orchards in Hampton Falls is New Hampshire's largest apple orchard and one of America's oldest, farmed by the same family for four generations. Pick your own apples, blueberries, and more; browse the daily farm market with its own cold-storage apples, meats, cheeses, and local produce; and follow the smell of scratch-made pies, cider donuts, and the seasonal creamery.

Lee

Hickory Nut Farm operates on York Lane in Lee, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region between Durham and Epping. Its farm-stand listing points to on-site sales of what the farm raises or grows. Little further public detail was available online.

Lee

Hickory Nut Farm is an agritourism property on York Lane in Lee, a Seacoast-region town between Durham and Newmarket in southeastern New Hampshire. The directory lists it under agritourism. What the farm grows or offers visitors was not published online at the time of writing.

Hampton

Hurd Farm in Hampton, New Hampshire has been family owned and operated since 1923 — four generations raising 100% grass-fed beef (no grain, ever), free-range eggs from Red Sex Link hens, and pork fed fruits, vegetables, and vitamin-fortified feeds, with no antibiotics or growth stimulants. The farm sits on a conservation easement, sells CSA shares to the local community, and appears at seacoast-area farmers markets.

Brentwood

Apple Annie sits on Rowell Road East in Brentwood, a farming town in New Hampshire's Rockingham County near the Seacoast. The listing marks it as an agritourism stop. No active website turned up, so the crops, farm-stand goods, and seasonal hours can't be verified online. It's worth a call before visiting to confirm what's available.

Durham

Durham

Emery Farm runs a year-round market and a cafe serving breakfast and lunch from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily on Piscataqua Road in Durham. Summer brings pick-your-own blueberries, and the property keeps a garden center, a honey operation, and a petting barn. Thursday evenings feature live music. The market stocks local produce and grab-and-go food and stays open through winter, when most area stands close.

East Kingston

East Kingston

Windcrest Tree Farm is on North Road in East Kingston, in southeastern New Hampshire. The name points to a Christmas tree operation; confirm cut-your-own hours and species with the farm directly.

East Kingston

Smith Farm works land on Sanborn Road in East Kingston, a small Rockingham County town in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. The directory files it under agritourism. The common farm name made further details hard to confirm online.

Epping

Inkwell Farm is an organic pick-your-own blueberry farm on Hedding Road in Epping, on New Hampshire's Seacoast. Customers pick their own blueberries by hand through the summer, and the farm reopens for the season in July 2026 after a year off. Check its website for daily open status, since picking depends on ripeness and recent weather.

Rye

A community farmers market in the coastal town of Rye, near the Rye Center on Washington Road. The market's website is being rebuilt, so the current schedule isn't posted online. Rye sits on New Hampshire's short Atlantic coastline, and its market draws Seacoast growers selling summer produce, flowers, and local goods.

Rye

SeaBee Honey is dedicated to the preservation of the honey bee and all native pollinators in the New England area of the United States. We place and maintain numerous apiaries in and around the seacoast region of New Hampshire in carefully selected sites that benefit both our bees and our farms. We have maintained apiaries in the towns of Epping, Lee, Greenland, Exeter, Portsmouth, Hampton, North Hampton, Rye, Hampton Falls, Brentwood, Newmarket, New Castle, Londonderry, Newfields, Stratham and

Rye

SeaBee Honey maintains year-round apiaries in carefully chosen sites across more than fifteen New Hampshire seacoast towns, dedicated to preserving honey bees and native New England pollinators. The honey keeps its native pollens intact, joined by local beeswax, propolis, pollen, package bees, locally reared queens, pollination services for area farms, swarm rescue, and even SkiBee glide wax.

East Kingston

U-pick blueberries on Depot Road (Route 107) in East Kingston, priced around $3.50 a pound, with pre-picked pints also for sale. Snacks and cold drinks are available while you pick. Hours run roughly 8am to 4pm in season, though rain and heat advisories can close the field. The farm posts daily updates to its Instagram, @little.pond.blueberries.

E. Kingston

Hidden Hollow Farm sits on Depot Road in East Kingston, in the Seacoast's Rockingham County. It is listed for agritourism; specific offerings are limited online.

Lee

Coppal House Farm on North River Road (Route 155) in Lee is a livestock and grain farm that sells pasture-raised lamb, eggs, and its own pressed sunflower oil from the farm stand. Fall brings a cut corn maze and horse-drawn rides, and a Sunflower Festival fills the field with blooms in late July. The farm runs seasonal events across the Seacoast region near Durham.

South Hampton

Heron Pond Farm grows vegetables and fruit on Main Avenue in South Hampton, near New Hampshire's Seacoast, and runs a farm store stocked year-round with its own produce plus local New England food. Pick-your-own blueberries are open daily July through August, and CSA shares are available for the 2026 season. The store keeps daily hours; the farm's website lists what's fresh.

Lee

Despite the farm name, this is an antiques shop on North River Road in Lee, set in a restored mid-1800s post-and-beam barn. Two floors hold furniture, artwork, signs, pottery, vintage toys, and country pieces spanning the 1700s through the 1970s, including Shaker items. Brian and Stephanie Fischer run it, open Thursday through Sunday, noon to 5pm.

Seacoast Eat Local runs the Portsmouth Farmers' Market at 1 Junkins Avenue, by City Hall, in this historic Seacoast city. Vendors bring produce, meat, cheese, baked goods, and prepared foods from area farms and food makers. The Lee-based nonprofit organizes summer and winter markets across the Seacoast region.

South Hampton

Heron Pond Farm is a year-round vegetable farm & market in New Hampshire straddling the border of Amesbury Massachusetts and the Seacoast region of NH. We grow over 250 varieties of veggies and fruits across 50 acres of land. The farm stand is a one-stop-shop full of our fresh, seasonal produce and a wide variety of locally sourced products from in and around New England. We offer a flexible, market style CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program, which includes add-on shares such as mushrooms, meat, eggs, dairy and more! You can also find us at farmers markets in the area and at our off-site pick up locations in Dover and Portsmouth.

East Kingston

Monahan Farm is on South Road in East Kingston, in the Rockingham County countryside near the Massachusetts line. The listing marks it for agritourism, though no products or hours appear online. Check locally to find out what Monahan Farm grows and whether it sells to the public.

Brentwood

Willow Pond Community Farm is a community farm in Brentwood, on New Hampshire's seacoast in Rockingham County. Details about its crops, shares, or visiting hours are thin online, so it's best to confirm what they offer directly before stopping by.

Lee

DeMeritt Hill Farm in Lee grows apples, blueberries, peaches, pumpkins and vegetables, with pick-your-own alongside a farm bakery and store. It sits on Route 155 in New Hampshire's Seacoast region between Durham and Barrington. Fall is the busy stretch, when the orchard fills with apple and pumpkin pickers.

Tuckaway Farm is a diversified organic farm in Lee, New Hampshire, in the Oyster River area of the Seacoast region, running a CSA and farm store. Beyond confirming the farm and its website, few specifics are posted publicly, so detailed crop and product claims are left out here. Contact the farm directly for what's currently available.

Brentwood

Amesbury

Our honey is made by our honeybees here in Essex County. Our main Apiary is in Wenham Massachusetts on Wenham conservation land. We are lucky enough to share a spot on the Food Project Property. Our other Apiary is also on conservation land Owned by the City of Peabody at Tillies farm stand. Our bees are happy to have the wildflowers and crops from The friends of Newhall field farm. We are also slowly opening a Boxford apiary. Stay tuned for how its going. Our honey is raw. We harvest it from th

Amesbury

Our honey is made by our honeybees here in Essex County. Our main Apiary is in Wenham Massachusetts on Wenham conservation land. We are lucky enough to share a spot on the Food Project Property. Our other Apiary is also on conservation land Owned by the City of Peabody at Tillies farm stand. Our bees are happy to have the wildflowers and crops from The friends of Newhall field farm. We are also slowly opening a Boxford apiary. Stay tuned for how its going.

Amesbury

Cider Hill Farm in Amesbury, Massachusetts welcomes all to create and share memories — exploring the orchards, picking peaches and apples, cutting flowers, and eating the farm's famous apple cider donuts fresh from the farm store.

Salisbury

Mark and Stacie Warcewicz have run cattle on more than 50 acres in Salisbury for over three decades. In recent years they've opened the pasture to weddings under the name Red Ridge Meadow, renting out the grounds with chairs, tables, and sound equipment included, and outside vendors welcome. It's still a working cattle farm first — the event business grew up around it.

Brentwood

Nottingham

Mandico Farm Cattle Company raises cattle on Gile Road in Nottingham, a Rockingham County town near Pawtuckaway State Park. The name and listing point to beef cattle. Direct contact details were not found online.

Dover

Hickory Hill Farm is on Back Road in Dover, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. It is listed for agritourism; specific activities and products are limited online.

Dover

Vineyards at Hickory Hill grows grapes on Back Road in Dover, in the Seacoast region of Strafford County. The name marks it as a vineyard in a part of New Hampshire where cold-hardy wine grapes have taken hold. Details on tastings or bottle sales aren't posted online; contact the vineyard directly to learn what it offers.

Seacoast Eat Local, a Lee-based nonprofit, organizes the region's winter farmers markets, keeping local food flowing after the summer markets close. The markets run a 'double your dollars' program, matching SNAP/EBT spending so lower-income shoppers can buy fresh produce. Vendors sell winter vegetables, meats, eggs, dairy, bread, and value-added goods. The group connects New Hampshire and southern Maine Seacoast farmers with local eaters.

Madbury

Eliot

Fremont

Brookvale Pines Farm raises grass-fed beef, pasture-raised eggs, and other pastured products on Martin Road in Fremont, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. The farm also runs Brookvale Mercantile, a store on Route 125 in nearby Brentwood that sells its meat and eggs alongside raw milk and goods from other local farms. The store keeps regular weekday and weekend hours.

To Heal Earth is a one-acre regenerative, no-till market garden in Kittery, Maine, grown with love, integrity, and intention by two humans — a self-described solar punk farm producing vegetables, herbs, flowers, and microgreens. Organically grown with no pesticides, the farm believes food is thy medicine: eat less from a box and more from the Earth.

Kittery