It is relatively small unless you want to pick apples, pumpkins are $.79/lb…read more A small bag of apples is $19 if you pick, a bushel is closer to $30. They have a large variety of apples but are expensive. The cider donuts are NOT fresh and are $10 for 6. There was no hot or cold apple cider. Be careful when picking pumpkins, a lot of them have rot or have large blemishes from being dropped/insects doing their thing. The farmer followed us around and made comments that were not helpful. I would only come back for apple picking, for the variety.

I love love love this orchard. I have been coming here the past 4 years since my boyfriend and I…read morehave been dating and actually plan on having our engagement photos taken here. They have so many different kinds of apples- there's bound to be one that everyone likes: Paula Reds, Macs, Gala, Cortland, and these huge yellow ones whose name escapes me.... Apple-picking here is the one thing I look forward to once fall and harvest season rolls around. It's family run and they are so nice and willing to show you where you can find the best apples. The grounds are very scenic and well-maintained but if you have problems walking amongst hilly terrain, stick to the lower orchards. They also have a small farm stand with their own veggies and also locally made honey and maple syrup. I also noticed on their website that they offere a reasonably priced "harvest subscription" (bascially like a CSA). I actually went here today as a matter of fact!! Day two of their season. Got a bushel of (delicious) Paula Reds, 2 heirloom tomatoes, and 4 (very fresh) ears of corn. They also had squash and mini-pumpkins along with other kinds of tomatoes. Once Halloween gets closer, they will have quite the selection of pumpkins. I highly recommend this orchard- whether it's just yourself or the whole family. :)

**A Truly Special Place**…read more Fulchino Vineyard will always hold a special place in our hearts. My wife and I were married there five years ago, and every time we return, we're reminded why we chose it for such an important day. The wine is exceptional, the food is fantastic, and the setting is beautiful, but what really makes Fulchino stand out is the hospitality. **Al is an incredibly hands-on owner** who genuinely cares about his guests. He's always welcoming, sharing his knowledge and making sure everyone is having a great experience. That same warmth carries through the entire staff and the service is always outstanding. Five years after our wedding, we still love coming back. Great wine, great food, wonderful people, and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. **Al and his team have created something truly special in Hollis. Five stars without hesitation!**

Took my family that was visiting from California during a quiet Monday afternoon. The grounds are…read morebeautiful. We chose the 6-tasting option with the large charcuterie. We sat in one of their cabanas and enjoyed the tasting. John was our server and he did a fantastic job. I look forward to coming back with other friends and family.

We had a Girl Scout outing here earlier today and it was fantastic. Bella was our host and she was…read moreincredible. The girls first got to walk with the goats and play a fun game after a short hike. They then had the chance to hold baby bunnies and chickens. Bella shared so many great animal facts with us and was so patient and kind, answering our questions. This is an approved Girl Scout field trip spot so i would highly recommend this to other troops too. Our girls were 3rd graders, great age. We earned the outdoor adventurer badge by doing this today!

Lovely little farm with live music weekly And fresh eggs daily it seems... giant sandbox for kids…read morewhile the adults do s'mores and their BYOB! Music and ambiance was fantastic! Thanks to "Team Good Pickin"! We loved Elisabeth Lorrey and her musicians this evening! Fantastic music and wow what a voice and talent she is!!

This is a great event drawing people in even from out of state. I saw the races in boats with…read moredragon prows, dance ceremonies, singing in a variety of genres, and a huge variety of foods along with other merchandise for sale. Tried and like a mix of different rices, beans and coconut cooked inside a piece of bamboo. There is parking across the street in a muddy lot (only drawback) and ample restrooms with no lines. The view of the river is nice. Various organizations have tables set up and give out swag. Come early if you don't like crowds, which grow over the course of the day. It's great to experience another culture in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.

Much improved from 12 years ago, which is when I last went. I went a couple of summers and then I…read moregave up on it. (see last review) Well, it's grown to be MUCH bigger and it's also better. There are now vendors all the way down to the boat house. That's over a half mile of vendors. They actually DO sell Asian food now! There are vendors with clothes, jewelry, CDs, grocery-type items and much more. It was fun to watch the boat races. I'm glad they improved it. It's another great thing about Lowell. Get there early. It was crawling with people today. There was no parking in a mile radius. Even Sheehy Park's parking lot, across the river, was full.

We've been going every year & love it! The farm is beautiful, the blueberries are perfect & the…read morepeople are warm & welcoming. So glad we stumbled over the place.

They rushed us and were extremely rude and aggressive. They couldn't wait to get rid of us. There…read morewere plenty of bushes with ripe blueberries enough to feed thousands and we were told that all of the blueberries were gone. We drive nice cars and are very polite and well dressed people. We have money to spend. But we were treated like dirt. Don't go here.

I have been going to this farm to buy my vegetables and flowers since they opened. Kevin, the…read moreowner, is a terrific guy. He uses Johnny's Select Seeds for his vegetables and flowers and Coast of Maine for his soil. This year he also ordered seeds from Italy for some of his tomatoes. I picked some of these plants to grow in my garden and I can hardly wait until they start producing. He is very knowledgeable so you can ask him any question. He has always answered my questions. He has these giant marigolds which are absolutely stunning. This is my second year planting them. I have received many compliments on them as you can see them coming down the street. This is not something you will get at Home Depot or Lowe's. Lowe's and Home Depot usually have nobody around and if they do they are just watering the plants which are usually the impatients, marigolds, petunias not much variety. They also can not answer any of your questions. I have bought from Lowe's Home Depot and a local nursery in Newton NH and have been disappointed with their product and customer service. His prices are comparable to what you get at those stores but the quality is way better. Kevin is a local farmer who enjoys what he is doing and takes great pride in what he grows. Your success is his success. I strongly urge you to visit his farm and support him.

Really fun place with lots of events, friendly staff and return customers. We came for a felting…read moreparty and the people next to us lived nearby and came to all the events because they're just fun activities. The alpacas were fun to see but impossible to pet because they're so skittish.

I loved visiting this farm and learning so many details about the alpacas from the owner. They…read morearen't especially interactive animals, but interesting to observe. Also bought some alpaca wool socks there as a gift. The second floor of the barn is a little shop.

I attend a Memory Cafe here. The coffee is excellent. The baked goods are fresh and delicious…read more There is plenty of comfy seating. It's a cozy place. Fast and friendly service. A solid 5 stars.

Great coffee and lovely vibey atmosphere! Popular on Sundays but service is still quick. Give the…read moreholiday drinks a try!