Go Pumpkin Picking, Then Sleep In A Treehouse Surrounded By Fall Foliage On This Weekend Getaway In New Hampshire
Chris Muras
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When the leaves turn gold in the small town of Hopkinton, New Hampshire it’s time for one thing – making a leaf pile so big you could safely jump into it from your roof. Okay, fine, maybe not that safely. And maybe there is something even better than leaf-jumping – pumpkins and ice cream — an entire fall weekend getaway in New Hampshire.
That might sound like a strange combination, but at the Beech Hill Farm and Ice Cream Barn you’ll be treated to both, and so much more. After filling up on homemade ice cream and picking out the best pumpkin in the field how about a nice weekend getaway in a New Hampshire treehouse?
While you are here take a stroll on the scenic one-mile rhododendron nature trail, and visit the garden shop full of seasonal decor, pumpkins, and decorations of all kinds. Check out the Beech Hill Farm Facebook page to see all of the seasonal activities.
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This rustic treehouse will keep you cozy on a crisp fall night with a wood-burning stove. There is no running water (there is a composting toilet) but Jake, the host is quite accommodating and lets guests use the shower in his home nearby if they really need a rinse after a day at the farm.
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Now that you’re excited about taking a fall weekend getaway in New Hampshire and trying every flavor of gourmet ice cream in the barn, why not try this nighttime corn maze in NH?
But first, what kind of fall festivities do you look forward to each year? Leave a comment and let us know — we would love to hear from you!
Looking for even more New Hampshire travel inspiration? Check out the incredible video below, which shows drone footage of New Hampshire in the fall. We bet you’ll be packing your suitcase in no time!
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