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.

Excellent produce and just good folks!!!read more

Can't speak to the veggies this farm stand offers because I have only bought their corn. The…read morebi-color corn is delicious - the best in the area. HOWEVER, it is loaded with worms. They do not allow you to peel back any ears before purchasing, so it's a crap shoot as to what you'll get. Every ear of the last dozen I bought had at least one worm and some ears had as many as three worms. The farm claims to be non-GMO which would mean the corn is the old type that has to be picked and eaten the same day or it gets tough and starchy. At $5 a dozen (Aug. 2019) it's a super buy for farm fresh corn. It's just too bad they don't spray to eliminate the worms.

This is a new venture and a great start to the orchard! The Chase's are a great family with…read morelongevity and history in Wells. I'm sure, like previous ventures, this one will thrive as the trees develop more and more each year! The apples that are already on the trees look good! Yummm, fresh picked apples!

Cute orchard, we had a nice time walking through, very neat and easy to traverse - A great place to…read morestop if you are in the area. I also really appreciated that unlike most of the orchards I've been to (in MA) this one was very accessible - parking lot was nearby the trees and the walk from there and through the orchard was flat.

Had a good time Saturday at the Hampton beach seafood festival…read more The beer tent was adjacent to one stage and all the cans were 16 oz. for $6 which isn't ridiculous for an event like this. There were 3x more "stuff" vendors than food vendors (always love to see more food vendors). Huge advantage to an event like this is the ability to hit multiple vendors for a snack. We tried out the clam chowder from Rye Harbor Lobster pound, a fried clam basket from another vendor and oysters on the half shell from another vendor (and sampled a beer or two). If you go, I'd suggest you arrive early. By the time we left the food lines were getting pretty long and it was getting hot. Bands were loud and decent, stopped by the food demonstration and it was underwhelming. Good time - will make plans to go again.

For the 2017 Hampton Beach Seafood Festival (September 8 - 10, 2017), the admission prices were:…read more$5 Friday $10 Saturday admission $8 Sunday Children under 12 get in for free We attended on Saturday and took advantage of their free in-town satellite parking and free shuttle (school bus!) service. Wristbands were conveniently offered for sale (cash only) at our parking lot (no line!) so we paid up before boarding for our quick 10 min ride to the beach. Each bus route was conveniently marked with a letter. ATMs were available, while some vendors would also accept credit cards. Both portapotties and real bathrooms with running water (and longer lines) were available. Having arrived past lunch time, with empty stomachs, we hit the two food tents first. I had done my reconnaissance, so I made a beeline to Rye's with their 4.5 star rating on Yelp, and their fluffy chowder. On the way, I spied a tempting pile of onion rings pass by, but before I could discover the source, a friend had hit upon 1.5 star La Spiaggia and returned with a huge blooming onion which we tore into and which easily satisfied the hankering for fried onion of some sort. Seafood stew at Old Salt was well reviewed by another, but there was only so much a stomach could handle. The chowder at the cooking demo tent called out to us, but they ran out before the back rows had the chance to troop through. So we settled in a spot in the middle rows to await the next and final demo, by Community Oven. In the meantime, I had a fun moment when I realized the name of the preceding chef sounded familiar and had a lightbulb moment when I made the connection to the recent steak cooking competition I had attended - yes, Justin Rexroad was indeed a contestant! Basically, the price of admission was for the food samples I tasted from the chef demo, including some yummy soft homemade marshmallows, and a few freebies and samples from other vendors and businesses that had set up shop along the boulevard, as many of the restaurants participating in the festival already had storefronts alongside the road. There was also live music entertainment at the stage lined with rows of seating before it. We had a good time, though we decided to avoid the mass exodus by departing prior to the scheduled fireworks on Saturday.

MY friend and I went to their weekend Summer Solstice Native Plant Sale. There were vendors with…read moremany blooming perennial native plants and shrubs, even unusual species. I have been adding to our native plant gardens for many years, and I found three healthy unusual plants I have been looking for as well estaished plants already in bud, very reasonably priced. Unfortunately I have trouble walking , and could not walk up and visit their lovely gardens. You might be able to call ahead and arrange a riding tour with them when it is not a busy plant sale weekend. Niniann, from Evenmore Gardens in Canaan, NH.

One of the best integrated sculpture garden/landscape garden/botanical garden/art installations we…read morehave ever experienced. Excellent guide map gives a little blurb about each significant stop, and leads you around so you don't miss a thing. It is not a huge place where you walk half a mile in between sculptures, it is a pleasant path of regularly-occurring creative elements to observe and appreciate. Look up, down, and all around so you don't miss the many sculptures made from reclaimed salvage. Barbells, band saws, cymbals, farm implements -- all welded together in artistic ways that guide you along the path. Meanwhile, flora and fauna of unique varieties abound. Benches and chairs here and there. We strolled along and spent about 90 minutes doing the loop on the grounds. So much to see, so many deep breaths to take, plenty of picnic spots. Good bathrooms, interesting gifts, something for all ages. Hidden gem.

Tina was so helpful and courteous at our first visit. We just ordered from the happy hour and we're…read morehappy with all the selections . Highly recommend

Have been here a few more times since my last review, not to gamble, but to eat and play trivia on…read moreSunday nights! Trivia is fun, if you place in the top 3 at the end of the night you win a dining voucher for the Lucky Oak restaurant. Sunday nights starting at 6pm on the dot, you can get $5 draft beers and $5 burgers. The beer is cold and the burgers are YUM! They also have a great giant pretzel on the appetizer menu that is so so good!

This place is super cute! I've been to all the popular aquariums in the US (Atlanta, Monterey,…read moreetc.) and this might actually be my favorite. While the entire exhibit only takes place in one room, the amount of hands-on experiences and knowledge offered by Ellen is next level. My daughter greatly enjoyed the experience, and I did as well!

What a great experience for my kids (6 and 13). Read the website for details but there's something…read morefor all ages in this tiny little place. Both kids were engaged and Ellen did a great job of doing so at the proper level. Highly recommended

We went on July 11th. I wanted to check out a lavender festival but getting a ticket sounded like a…read morepain. I got searching for lavender related activities and found this wonderful farm less than two hours away from where we live. I had to try the lavender ice cream with swirls of honey. The lemon square also had hints of lavender. Staff were friendly. We didn't get to check out the store but overall, this farm does a wonderful job with what they offer though there could certainly be more activities perhaps. It was nice to walk around the fields of lavender and watching the bees having a great time. I think there could be even more lavender if they really want to make an impact. Parking was plenty and free. A lovely spot to visit

Was there for a wedding - beautiful landscaping with well tended lavender fields and a fun venue…read morewith great staff.