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.

You probably do pay a bit more here for annuals and perennials packs, but they have the plants…read moreother places just don't have. Great selection and quality and a lot of the hard to find garden plants. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable. I love their pick your own flower garden as well. Priced by weight, and easy to do.

Stopped in here on a whim on an August afternoon after seeing the roadside sign. We got some…read moredelicious corn that was very affordable. They also had maple syrup, jam, and other produce items, but we just got the corn on this visit. We'll be back!

Love this local gem - they always have the best corn, tomatoes, melons and more!! Highly recommend…read more They also sell sanctuary ice cream by the pint. Also run by the nicest family!!

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.

Nice little farm stand and bakery. We were there too early in the season to have a huge selection…read moreof local produce, but were able to get some veggies and a bunch of great baked goods! Definitely worth a stop if you're looking for some veggies, baked snacks, jams, etc...

Delicious farm fresh fruit & vegetables, flowers, and more from local family. Excellent CSAread more

From the owner: CSA available now for Jul '22-Jan '23! Farm fresh fruits & veggies with flexible sizes and pick-up…read moretimes.

Found them on FB & took a road trip up there. With plenty of parking by the produce stand, we went…read moreto town. There were variety of vegetables & baked goods. What we bought if we were a regular supermarket would have cost us over $50. Here got it for $20 & change. Very please we went. Go there & see for yourself.

Good selection of veggies , very busy weekend s during summer, enjoyed the corn and tomatoes would…read morerecommend ,

Very cute off the side of the road self serve jam stand- tons of options…read more Second time we have stopped here. Homemade no fillers and basic ingredients- the first one being fruit!!!

Very, very disappointed! Bought a wort yesterday for $11! A few good o es on top and the rest…read moreslimy! only ate 5 or 6 and the rest went I. The trash! This has never happened before! Bought a quart in Cornish Maine on Tuesday for $4 and ate every one!!! Look underneath before you buy! Money wasted!

This was my first time going here, I went with my boyfriend and his mom. They were so accommodating…read morefor his mom and offered a chair for her to sit at the bushes and pick. She said it was one of the best days she has had in a long time! The blueberries were huge and so yummy! We of course had to try a few at each bush we went to just incase they were not sweet, needless to say they all were amazing! We ended up giving 5 bucks to the jar for those we ate since we felt we ate many! Lol the guys were great with explaining the difference in the different varieties of berry and informed us what rows to use. This place is so big with so many options to choose from. Even though it rained some Sunday it really was the perfect day for us all! We will be back for more believe me.

Ok....so I will start off by saying that I am only giving these people 2 stars because their…read moreberries were HUGE and DELICIOUS, and if the berries were only average, well they would end up with one star. I was visiting my brother and sister in law over the weekend and convinced her to take the kids blueberry picking. I had researched online trying to find the best and most appealing local place for us to go and we decided on Bartlett's. We pulled in and there seemed to be a LOT of cars parked there and a line of people waiting to pay. I remember thinking...this place must be one of the best if its this popular. Boy did I think wrong...where do I begin?? The first word that comes to mind is RUDE. We walked up to get our buckets, and were instructed to go to the area where the netting was open and that someone would be with us shortly to tell us where to go. I found this a bit odd, but whatever. So we walked over...and were greeting by a young man who asked us to hold on while he took care of the people who were in line in front of us. At the same time, a guy pulled up next to us in a white pick up, who was apparently the owner, and told this young man that "baby carriages were not allowed" as he glared at my sister in law. We were pissed. What kind of family establishment is this??? There was a guy in a motorized scooter a few rows back, did he tell him scooters werent allowed?? There was plenty of space through each row for even the largest wheelchair or baby carriage. So finally the young man showed us which "bush" we were allowed to pick from, and if we wanted to move, we needed to ask him first and he would move us somewhere else., but to try and limit our picking to only one bush...also odd...so we were irritated, but started picking. As we picked, we could hear pickup truck guy (the owner) conversing with other customers. Yelling at someone who was apparently not picking from the right bush, someone who was in a "closed" area, and we heard him respond to a woman who was seen eating some blueberries with "thats fine, if you want to take money out of my pocket!" Seriously could you be any more of an A-hole??? I understand that the farm might be his livelyhood, but c'mon, everyone is going to sample. It occured to me that maybe theyre trying to maintain some sort of order, but I dont think yelling at customers is the right way to approach it. After that we decided it was time to go and that these people did not deserve our money. The teenaged girl at the register was nice enough, and cashed us out. 2.63 a pound. Ive had better and cheaper. Not worth the money for being treated so rudely. I will not go back. These people were blueberry picking nazi's and although I tried to figure out why they run things the way they do, there is no excuse for being rude to a paying customer.

Small local farm, organic produce. Eggs from cage-free hens, cukes, squash, corn, tomatoes…read more Yummy! Nothing fancy, just real produce. Support the small guy.

I picked up a jar of pure honey at the Carlisle farmers market and I can never go back to the…read moresupermarket stuff. The person selling was super knowledgeable about this type of honey and how to serve it.