You’ll Have Loads Of Fun At These 7 Pick-Your-Own Fruit Farms In New Hampshire

One of the best parts of early summer in the Granite State is undoubtedly the plethora of produce that starts to emerge, and who can deny that the pleasures of strawberries picked off the bush can't be beaten? Experience this annual joy for yourself with a trip to one of these splendid New Hampshire pick your own fruit farms. Just be sure to check ahead that the picking is good — strawberries and other fruits are unpredictable!

1. Edgewater Farm, Plainfield

Edgewater Farm is a wonderful family-run Plainfield spot with a focus on giving back to the community: they donate produce to local families in need. It's also an absolutely stunning property and perfect for strawberry picking! Keep an eye on the Edgewater Farm website to plan your visit.

2. Sunnycrest Farm, Londonderry

This delightful farm has been family-run since 1943, and it opens for strawberry picking every year. It's an absolutely charming spot, and you won't want to pass up the chance to visit the animals (especially the goats!) Check it out and learn more on the Sunnycrest Farm website.

3. McKenzie's Farm, Wilton

McKenzie farm is an absolutely sweet spot where you can pick all kinds of fruit! Their strawberry picking is expected to start in mid-June. Buy a loaf of their scrumptious fresh-baked bread while you're there, too! Visit the official McKenzie's Farm website for the most up-to-date season info.

4. Peachblow Farm, Charlestown

Strawberries are the main crop at this little family farm, and the focus is definitely reflected in their quality. They expect picking to start in late June; keep an eye on the Peachblow Farm website for opening day!

5. Butternut Farm, Farmington

Butternut Farm is such a sweet spot to visit; they have a cider stand open while you pick where you can stop in to grab homemade ice cream, donuts, and more! The fruit is amazing too; they plant a number of different varieties that mature at different times throughout the summer, so you always get berries at their peak flavor and ripeness. Check out the official Butternut Farm website for the most up-to-date picking hours and dates.

6. Lull Farm, Hollis

This sweet farm has gorgeous berries, as well as amazing homegrown flowers and more. Get details on the farm's website.

7. Apple Hill Farm, Concord

The farmers at Apple Hill are on a mission to reconnect New Hampshirites with where their food comes from, and how better to do that than by picking some of their delightful strawberries? Check out their Apple Hill Farm website for details on when picking starts.

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Where is your favorite place for berry picking in New Hampshire? Tell us your thoughts in the comments.