We stopped by on a Sunday to visit the donut truck and the apple cider donuts were excellent. They…read moreare served warm with lots of cinnamon sugar. They have a pleasant little crunchy crust and then a slightly dense, soft interior. They rank among the best I've had. There is a nice lawn with lots of lawn games. The people were all very friendly too. Their pumpkin barn is full of exceptional pumpkins, not an ugly one in the bunch.

A must stop for tourists! The friendliest people and beautiful Fall scenery. We came on the morning…read morethey were doing their annual apple pie contest. The apple cider donuts are amazing. Served warm and freshly dipped in cinnamon sugar. They were also serving maple pecan coffee. It was the perfect New England experience for us Texans.

What a charming location and lovely farm to pick wild blueberries. These are high bush, so no…read morebending or squatting to pick. The owner pleasantly showed us and assisted when we needed it. These small berries are perfect in pancakes, muffins, scones and on cereal. The property is pristine. What a great find.

While staying at a glamp site (glamping, someone has a tent and bed out for you. It's a nice…read morealternative to camping while still being out in nature) we noticed signs for Wild Berries. So we decided to check it out. The farm is a nice visit. We were greeted by Nancy, and her energetic dog, Guss. We picked up a bucket, given a quick tutorial on the best way to pick blueberries, and off we went. We picked nearly a pound of blueberries in about 45-50 minutes. It was a nice activity. We tried some of the blueberries and they were delightful. Nancy was very pleasant and friendly. Worth stopping by.

We visited green acres today to pick blueberries while on vacation. The view was amazing and the…read moreberries were tasty! I have never been berry picking in such a beautiful place. The owner was very kind and the prices were very reasonable. They have plenty of buckets to pick with but bring your own bag to bring your berries home in. Such a gem!

From the owner: Green Acres Berries is a family run You-Pick Blueberry farm with sweeping views of the mountains,…read morelocated just off of I-93 in New Hampton, NH. We have four different varieties of no spray blueberries with picking starting in July.

Fun, FUN, FUUUN BLUEBERRY PICKIN'!! We were looking for…read moresome activities that didn't require Blue Light Glasses (PTSD from Zoom'n 24/7 lol) for the family while we journeyed through the New England States. Turns out BLUEBERRIES are a big deal here! Also found out there are a lot of options all over the New England states to PICK YOUR OWN BLUEBERRIES! Alright, let's get yelpin'! We looked for blueberry farms on our route from Boston to Maine, but struggled to get ones to answer their phone or were closed for the season (late July 2021). Sadly, not many options on Yelp either. To our good fortune, though, Keenan Family Farms answered the call and fit our time schedule for travel! Yay! Here we come Keenan Family Farm! So off to New Hampshire we went! We used Google Maps to find them, and it worked out just fine. Small sign on the roadside "Pick Your Own Blueberries" pointing us in the correct direction. Also note a small blue farm stand sitting in the front driveway. Grass lot off the road for parking was easy to get in. Followed the blueberry signs to the back and found Ms. Candice in the back lounging, appearing to be waiting for our arrival. Pleasant lass to chat with, down to earth, seemed to enjoy sharing this experience with the world! No strict rules to contend with. Pints or buckets are the options for holding containers. 100% organic grown here, so you can eat straight from the bushes even! This was our first family outing picking anything and it was a fun time! We spent over an hour wandering and leisurely picking to our hearts' content. Solid family bonding time! Once we were done, we gathered back at Ms. Candice's table, happily paid for our loot, graciously thanked her, and off we went, chowing down on blueberries for the rest of the drive. We were able to refrigerate our blueberries every day and they lasted a week before completely finishing them. So pretty nice not having to stuff our faces all at once! VERY EASY RECOMMENDATION! Yummy blueberries to nom nom on, solid OUTDOOR family bonding time, pleasant owners to interact with... what's not to love about any of that!?! Enjoy!

For starters, I had to drive up a little bit more after my GPS said we were here, so if you don't…read moresee it, do the same. Appleview should be across from Over the Moon restaurant. They have other items here typical of a farm, but I only had room for ice cream. The Raspberry Fudge (not actual name), but it was fun to eat ice cream with fudge (brownie) pieces inside. There is also a playground outside for kids, but it was raining outside alot the day I went. I'm giving it an OK until I come back for the apple picking portion.

We had a great time with apple picking, hayride, playing on the playground, visiting with the…read morechickens, goats, pigs, ducks, turkeys, etc. Our grandsons loved it. Beautiful place, great outdoor decks with rocking chairs, etc. Ice cream and fritters that smell delicious!

On a beautiful autumnal day, the family had a wonderful outing at this well-laid-out Stone Brook…read moreHill Farm. Brought the black lab, and he ran into about five hundred pounds of other dogs. Though the giant Great Dane was likely 170. Many other families and small children. Tractor rides. Great location near the end of Glidden Road in Gilford. Psst. Great dog walking on the class VI road that continues at the road's conclusion. With a babbling brook my dog hydrated, pooped (which contained short sections of the beef teriyaki sticks he stole Friday night), and a trail to a cemetery. We walked it, my son and I, but it kept going too long. Maybe we go farther next time. And there will be. Oh, the apples are delicious!

My wife had seen social media postings on Stone Brook Hill Farm, and after a leisurely fall foliage…read moredrive around the lakes, we drove up 11-A to check them out. We met the owners and had a wonderful chat before grabbing a large web sack for apples Sue wanted for several apple crisps she had planned on making. Though the orchards are relatively small in comparison to something like Butternut Farm, it's just a beautiful setting out there. I had a great time dragging the wagon along behind Sue while she gathered up her quota. We ended up buying a large pumpkin as well, had a great time, and would drive up here anytime just to walk around. It's just beautiful. Check it out!

What a charming place! Beautiful white home out in the country. Rows and rows of blueberry bushes…read more They have 7 different kinds of blueberries. When you walk up, they hand you however many buckets you want to fill. I like how you can put them around your neck so you can pick berries with both hands. You can pick as many as you want and they're $2.50 a pound. We really enjoyed our time picking the berries! Such a fun experience.

Beautiful Fall Vibes, Donut Win, Food Truck Fail…read more We visited McKenzie Farm for their Mctoberfest event and had a great time overall. It was super busy, cars packed in everywhere, long lines to get in to pay for the things we bought and for donuts. But once inside, the fall charm made up for it. There was no admission fee which was nice. The apple picking was peaceful with no lines and perfect for photo ops and enjoying the day. We got lucky with hot, fresh apple cider donuts that had just come out when we paid and they were absolutely delicious. The apple cider slushie was refreshing, and I grabbed caramel popcorn to go. Big downside: we waited 20 minutes in line at a food truck only to be told they had to shut down because they ran out of food right when it was our turn. Major bummer! That said, the weather was beautiful, the energy was festive, and the free entry is a big plus. Worth visiting, just go early, expect crowds, and maybe pack a snack!

One of the best places I've been to ever since I moved to New Hampshire. They have quality food and…read morethey make everything in farm which is the way it's supposed to be no additives or anything crazy like that. It's just the ingredient. It needs great taste and perfect place to get things that you need quick.

You want apples. And cider…read more Maybe some donuts. And a family-friendly space. Or maybe you want blueberries. And a mimosa. Maybe some peaches. And an orchard big enough that you won't be on top of other families. Regardless of what you're looking for, Libby & Sons - year after year named ONE OF THE BEST ORCHARDS IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY (literally, friends) - has everything you could want from a PYO experience. The corts and macs are always crisp and delicious; the blueberry options are lovely whether you want sweet or tart; the juicy donut peaches are unlike anything I've ever had anywhere (#TeamTangO)... in general, the picking is abundant and plentiful year after year after year. And they do a fantastic job daily updating their website with what's in season, out of season, picked out for the season, pricing structure (it makes sense if you know how hard they tried to stay open during the pandemic/the cost of growing quality and environmentally conscious fruits), etc. The views of the surrounding countryside are breathtaking. The glazed blueberry donuts are the best blueberry donuts I've ever had from anywhere ever. And the people who work here are absolutely the friendliest human beings on earth and genuinely remember you year after year. They make you feel like a welcome part of their family, and I love that (especially in a more automated, less personalized society). If you ever get the chance to talk to the owner about the science of apples (pomology) or the history and future of their personal agricultural story, you absolutely should. I am a more educated, more loyal customer of theirs now because of it!

Wonderful fall drive to Limerick to Libbys farm for fall festivities…read more They had a live band playing, ballon artist for kids, food trucks and yummy beverage truck with beers, seltzers, mimosas and amazing apple cider wine slushies. Inside they sell the traditional apple farm goodies- caramel apples, popcorn, fruit flavored smoothies,coffees, apple cider slushies (which i had previously only had at cold hollow cider in Vermont), lots of donut flavors including the traditional apple cider but blueberry, pumpkin, chocolate, strawberry/blueberry swirl AND option to add glaze or cinnamon sugar to them and some flavors you could add cream cheese frosting. Mega yum. 1/2 dozen was $8.99 or $2.49 each. They also have cider to bring home and some maple farm goodies. Lots of outdoor seating available, some covered. Parking is free and an overflow lot exists (short walk) or golf cart shuttle available. There are golf cart vehicles that can carry you to the area you want to pick whether apples or blueberries in fall. You can walk as well. They give you the scoop on the varieties, what's running low, and what a few unmarked ones are. I loved that the apple trees were pruned lower and compact so easy to pick. They had a stool if you needed, but we didnt need. We got the smallest bag to fill up 1/2 peck around 5 lbs they said ($15) ours weighed 6 lbs at home. I counted 19 apples...we tried to get a little smaller not mega huge. Not a bad deal. The fall foliage was stunning, the grounds are beautiful and well maintained. Dogs are not allowed on the premises.

Beautiful place to have a Wedding. The views were breathtaking. Barn was perfect for our…read moreformal/rustic vibe. The pictures came out amazing too! Animals are well taken care of and beautiful. Alpacas were our favorite. Amazing view. The hosts were accommodating and went above and beyond what we expected. We loved the house rental as well.

We had an unforgettable experience staying here for three nights. We looked for a place where we…read morecould share lodging with our Swedish in-laws, as our daughter was getting married nearby. This beautiful family farm, and this beautiful family surpassed all our expectations. The house was perfectly fitted for comfort and thoughtful care was evident in every detail. Groomed and well cared for, the welcome was clear from the moment we arrived. There was no lack of attentiveness and hospitality...even the farm animals seemed eager to greet us. Beautiful experience. Thanks to them all.