I love this farm stand! We co.e here every year. They have veggies and eggs and milk as well as…read morehoney and many assorted little things. It is such a fun stop because it is always changing. Today I took my mom to pick flowers. They were just 12 dollars for the flowers and 5 more for the adorable container. We had a wonderful time and we each picked a beautiful bouquet. If you find yourself in the area it is definitely a place to check out.

Everything. I miss it already and can't wait to go back soon. I really miss their fresh milk and…read moregoodies from the farm stand

I love this place! They have a wonderful little store and you can cut your own lavender for 18…read moredollars a bundle on a weekday. I believe it is 20 on a weekend. It is a beautiful place to just walk around in. They have a food cart with ice cream and other beverages as well! Such a relaxing atmosphere! The last time we came there were lots of honey bees but this time we mainly saw bumbles. Will definitely be back!

Three generations of women in our family went to pick lavender at Pumpkin Blossom Farm in July. The…read moresetting is quintessentially New England farm! Driving there was beautiful and I live in NH but still think NH is gorgeous! The parking is plentiful and has shade. It was a very hot day so we were very happy for the shade. The young adult at the entrance to the driveway is friendly and helpful! We entered the gorgeous old barn and were immediately WOW'D by the ambiance! Such a gorgeous place! They have a bar set up where you can purchase inviting mock-tails such a lavender lemonade with non alcoholic gin!!! There are other non lavender themed mock-tails as well. The presentation is gorgeous and it was a good size cup, probably at least 15oz, not filled to the brim with ice but enough ice to keep my drink refreshingly cold! Loads of wonderful lavender themed goods for sale! All very attractively staged. This is a beautiful venue. Once you talk to the young adult in charge of pick your own lavender and pay, you are given a basket, shears, rubber band, and instructions on how to cut and where on the plant you should cut. Despite the ungodly heat it was a lovely afternoon with our mom, my sister, and my daughter. The farm is dog friendly as long as they are on a leash. There are a TON of awesome photo ops! An old pick up truck, gazebo with Adirondack chairs in the midst of the field, Adirondack chairs placed in the midst of rows of lavender, the barn, and an adorable vintage camper which doubles as a snack shack with various bites for sale! There are benches and Adirondack chairs scattered all over the property making the entire place very inviting. Chickens were quietly clucking to themselves as they roamed the yards pecking for bugs and worms. They were taking advantage of deep shade and cool earthen hollows they made to keep cool. So picturesque! I highly recommend Pumpkin Blossom Farm. A very generous bunch of lavender is $18, and it is VERY generous!!

I had the best time cuddling Olive today! She's very sweet…read moreand the owners were gracious when I had to reschedule due to illness. I highly recommend this farm if you're into cow snuggles.

My bestie and I had an amazing cuddle session with Biscuit, who was very lovable with a chill vibe…read more The barn was very cute with different merch to buy to remember your experience. We were lucky enough to see the new calf that was born less than 24 hours before our visit! The owners of the farm were a lovely couple who were very informative and you could tell loved their animals very much. We would definitely recommend a visit to this farm and we will be returning. Thank you so much!!

Great little apple orchard, close to Keene and Brattleboro. They make their own cider on an antique…read morepress and specialize in heirloom varieties of apple - so many I had never heard of! Easy access about 1/2 a mile from Rt 12

Piles of dog scrap EVERYWHERE...in the parking lot, on the grass. Two hours after I mentioned it no…read moreone had bothered to take a rake and cleaning up. A clear health hazard and a clear lack of give a shit.

Ton's of delicious blueberries on high bushes ready for easy picking! Pay by weight is efficient…read moreand fair

Such a hidden gem. I've now been two separate times with different people and it's always an…read moreunforgettable experience. The farmers are so kind and truly passionate about their job and are always excited to get everyone involved in feeding the animals and having a great time

Such a cute farm! We came here for baby goat yoga- the perfect start to the day. The instructor was…read morereally nice and it was so fun to do yoga with the goats! All the other farm animals were also really nice to see. Great place.

My experience at Miles Smith Farm in Loudon, NH was incredible. Carole was the sweetest, most…read morehard-working, and informative farmer you could ever meet. The whole place feels like it's straight out of a storybook--up the hill sits a big farmhouse overlooking the land, with the fresh smell of grass after a rain and two friendly farm dogs greeting you as you arrive. Carole taught us so much about the beautiful animals on the farm and walked us through how to care for them. We even got our hands dirty in the best way--grooming, feeding, walking, and exploring everything Miles Smith Farm has to offer. It was fun, educational, and truly memorable. I'll definitely be returning!

Throughly enjoyed my first visit to Miles Smith Farm. The cows are relatively friendly, the ones…read morethat don't want to be bothered don't come near, and there's a wheel barrow with breads and sweets to feed them. Price is $20 for a self guided walk about. There are full grown cows, baby cows, sheep, goats, pigs and chickens. They also have a store that sells meats from the farm as well. Great place, beautiful highland cows. The flies were awful, I got bit up quite a bit.

We came here after finding the business through a local brochure. The farm is down a long dirt road…read moreand the scenic drive there is beautiful! Ray, the proprietor, was out on the tractor but came over to us upon noting our arrival. After hanging out with the alpacas and talking to Ray for a while, we were introduced to his wife, Debbie, who opened up her store of home made goods for us to peruse. Debbie is an incredibly talented knitter, and together the Cilley's have worked to breed the alpacas such that they have won a copious number of awards which are proudly displayed in the store. We enjoyed the Cilley's hospitality, well cared for property and animals, and even bought a few alpaca-felted items. The farm is definitely worth the trip- whether to see a bit of rural New Hampshire, find out what alpacas actually are, or find some unique and beautifully crafted clothing! TIP: Be sure to follow the way (and the signs) to #81...this is a small town and many other residential (i.e. non-commercial) farms are near by.