Farm map
Explore farms by location, town, and route when the interactive map is ready.
Lakes to Monadnock
Maple, berries, apples, cider, pumpkins, and farm stands pair neatly with lake roads, mountain weekends, and foliage drives.
Warner, New Hampshire
Pumpkin Blossom Farm
In Warner, Pumpkin Blossom Farm centers its farm experience on cut flowers and lavender, color, and slower seasonal…
Milford, New Hampshire
Bigfoot Sourdough
Bigfoot Sourdough is a Milford bread shed and micro-bakery offering rotating sourdough breads, sweets, custom orders,…
Kingston, New Hampshire
Little Woods Farm
Little Woods Farm is a farm stand in Kingston and dairy source for raw cow milk, Jersey milk, butterfat, eggs, and…
Gilford, New Hampshire
Forsyth Family Farm
Forsyth Family Farm is a Gilford regenerative farm with grass-fed meats, pasture-raised eggs, vegetables, local…
Sanbornton, New Hampshire
Swain's Legacy Farm
Swain's Legacy Farm is a farm in Sanbornton store offering A2A2 creamline milk, dairy, eggs, grass-fed beef, hay,…
Piermont, New Hampshire
White Barn Farm
White Barn Farm is a farm stand in Piermont and apiary offering seasonal vegetables, pasture-raised eggs, heritage…
Candia, New Hampshire
Charmingfare Farm
Charmingfare Farm is a farm stand or produce farm in Candia, New Hampshire with hayrides, seasonal events,…
New Boston, New Hampshire
The Bakery Stand NH
The Bakery Stand NH is a roadside farm stand in New Boston, New Hampshire with handmade sourdough bread, cookies,…
Sunapee, New Hampshire
Sanctuary Dairy Farm Ice Cream
Sanctuary Dairy Farm Ice Cream in Sunapee, New Hampshire serves handcrafted ice cream and runs a year-round farm…
Hampton, New Hampshire
317 Creations
317 Creations in Hampton, New Hampshire is a self-service roadside stand at 317 Mill Road with eggs, local honey,…
Mason, New Hampshire
Babel's Sugar Shack LLC
Usually active in Spring and Winter.
Loudon, New Hampshire
Sunnyside Maples, Inc.
Sunnyside Maples, Inc. Serves Loudon, NH as a sugarhouse with maple syrup and maple products.
Lyndeborough, New Hampshire
Maple Lane Farm
Maple Lane Farm is an orchard or fruit farm in Lyndeborough, New Hampshire with vegetables, farm stand shopping, farm…
Richmond, New Hampshire
Immaculate Heart of Mary Farmstead
Immaculate Heart of Mary Farmstead is a Richmond livestock farm offering forest-raised pork, farm eggs, rabbits,…
Lebanon, New Hampshire
Patch Orchards
Usually active in Fall, Summer, Winter and Spring.
Gilford, NH
Forsyth Family Farm is a Gilford regenerative farm with grass-fed meats, pasture-raised eggs, vegetables, local goods, online...
Newfields, NH
In Newfields, New Hampshire, Vernon Family Farm is a seasonal farm with pastured meat, farm animals, and events.
Brentwood, NH
Meadow's Mirth is a farm stand in Brentwood known for vegetables. It works well for a farm stand stop and a simple local stop.
Walpole, NH
Alyson’s Orchard is an orchard, farm store, and pick-your-own farm in Walpole, New Hampshire, with apples, berries, and...
New Hampshire farm guide
New Hampshire farms pair beautifully with the rest of the day, from lake weekends and mountain routes to Seacoast errands, foliage drives, and maple season.
Maple gets the year moving early, before berries, farm stands, and summer vegetables take over. By fall, orchards, cider, pumpkins, hayrides, and corn mazes slip easily into White Mountain and Monadnock routes.
The best New Hampshire farm days feel unfussy. Pick something, buy something good for the car, and leave room for a lake road, a covered bridge, or one more small town before heading home.
Strawberry guide
A refreshed 2026 New Hampshire strawberry guide for comparing u-pick fields, family farm stops, farm markets, and same-day crop updates.
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Blueberry guide
A route-friendly New Hampshire guide for Seacoast berries, Lakes Region views, western farm stories, and practical highbush blueberry planning.
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Raspberry & blackberry guide
A New Hampshire guide for summer raspberries, later blackberries, Seacoast farms, Lakes Region drives, and quieter local berry rows.
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Pick-your-own
Pick-your-own in New Hampshire changes shape every month.
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Farm stands
A farm stand near Manchester should be useful before it is scenic.
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CSA shares
A CSA farm share changes the way a week feels. Instead of deciding everything at the grocery store, you build meals around what the farm harvested.
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Roadside stands
Roadside farm stands are one of the quiet pleasures of New Hampshire.
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Cider donuts
Cider donuts in New Hampshire are more than a fall treat.
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Pumpkins & corn mazes
Pumpkin season in New Hampshire is more than a list of names.
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Maple sugarhouses
Maple season in New Hampshire has its own kind of beauty.
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Christmas trees
Christmas tree farms keep the farm calendar going after the harvest fields quiet down.
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Local beef
Buying local beef or a farm meat box in New Hampshire feels different from grabbing a single package at the store.
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Local honey
Local honey is one of the easiest farm products to bring home from New Hampshire.
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Local farm routes
Dover and Rochester sit close to one of New Hampshire’s most useful farm regions. The Seacoast has ocean towns, old village roads, college energy, farm stands, berry fields, orchards, and market farms all within a manageable drive. It is a good area for people who want local food without heading deep into the mountains.
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Local farm routes
Hanover and the Upper Valley have a farm landscape that feels both academic and agricultural. Dartmouth brings energy to the center of town, but a short drive quickly leads to orchards, river-valley farms, vegetable stands, apiaries, pasture-raised food, and small local markets on both sides of the Connecticut River.
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Local farm routes
Littleton and Franconia sit in a part of New Hampshire where farm visits are inseparable from mountain roads. The farms are spread out, the drives are scenic, and the seasons arrive with more drama than they do farther south. Snow lingers longer. Maple season feels real. Summer fields have a shorter window. Fall arrives brightly and quickly.
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Sunflower guide
A New Hampshire sunflower guide for Seacoast fields, river-valley farms, pollinator gardens, mountain drives, and late-summer rows that glow before fall.
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Peach & nectarine guide
Plan New Hampshire peach and nectarine picking with orchard timing notes, farm stand fruit, and short late-summer drives.
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Apple picking guide
Plan New Hampshire apple picking with orchard timing notes, variety cues, cider stops, farm stores, and fall weekends that can bend with the harvest.
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