What an absolutely wonderful experience at Stone Mountain Farm! Today was our first time apple…read morepicking, and we could not have chosen a more beautiful place. The farm is gorgeous, peaceful, and filled with everything that makes a New England fall day feel special. The apples were beautiful, and our first warm cider donut was absolutely amazing! We also brought home several gorgeous mums that added the perfect touch of fall color to our home. What made the experience even more memorable was how genuinely friendly and welcoming the owners were. You can feel the pride and care they put into the farm and into making every visitor feel at home. We had so much fun and created such a special memory together. We will absolutely be back. If you are looking for a beautiful local farm, delicious cider donuts, apple picking, pumpkins, mums, and truly wonderful people, Stone Mountain Farm is a must-visit. Highly recommend!

This is our favorite orchard to visit in NH. There is so much to love! Everyone is so friendly and…read moreknowledgeable about the extensive varieties for picking, whether for eating or cooking. The barn is full of pumpkins of all colors and sizes for all your fall decorating. Make sure to stop for the apple cider donuts. They are amazing; crispy and sugary on the outside and so soft and spongy inside. Ours were warm, so fresh and delicious !! A trip to Stone Mountain Farm is the perfect fall activity. See you next year!

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.

A great, local farm that we love to support. The best cinnamon sugar & sugar donuts in the area!!…read moreGreat vibes to walk around and peruse their selections. They have everything you'd imagine from meats to jams to vegetables. It is a bit pricey like everything else these days, but feels great to support hard working locals!

This is a lovely nursery with a shop that sells food -- cheese, veggies, prepared dinners (…read morefrozen), - all kinds of things. Healthy looking plants, six packs of flowers, and in the fall they have wonderful gourds and pumpkins. I'm sure the locals are all well aware of this place but even if you are just passing through the area it's worth a stop. You can pet a baby goat too!

This the season- for fresh vegetables- stocked up on corn, tomatoes and basil for the upcoming…read moreweek. Their produce is wonderful and the staff is always eager to assist you

Nice small farm with fun farm share options. Local goods, meats and cheeses. Nice selection of…read moreplants as well

I bought lettuce and liked it; reasonably priced for a farm stand. The cashier was very nice. The…read moreambiance was perfect; to me it looked like a little barn. Everything was nicely displayed.

My favorite farm up here. Great baked goods and veggies. Fresh milk and real cider in season…read more Awesome people take great care to make you welcome. Think they may be closed now for the winter.

So much stock and knowledgeable personnel. The farm stand had beautiful (but pricey) produce and…read moreother regional products. We found the strawberries tart and juicy. Very refreshing after too many boxes of woody farm produced berries. Can't wait to see the service berry bush we bought in the fall.

Spring Ledge Farm stand has been serving the New London community for generations. To walk into…read morethis place, it is like a general store with natural selections,, Local and organic produce, meats, cheeses, cage free eggs, maple items, and even novelty and tourist items made in New Hampshire. In addition to that, they have one of the largest tree selections for sale in the entire area. Seasonal, annual and perennial flowers, evergreens, fruit trees, you name it. Definitely an institution in the New London area. Family owned and local.

This place is amazing. Excellent views and the fresh plumbs were very juicy and delicious.read more

Nice people. We showed up right before the skies opened up and it began to pour. The people were…read moreattentive as they could tell we didn't know anything and weren't from the area so they gave us the run down and let us go out and get soaked. Was really hoping to get some apple cider but then we're making it, so we picked some apples, bought a pumpkin, apples, and syrup, and headed out to dry off. Would have liked to try this dry, and with more stuff in their selling barn area but - can't win them all.

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.

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!

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!