This is the best place to buy your fresh fruit and berries. The staff is very knowledgeable and always helpful. You will come back.

This is a friendly and wonderful place to shop and to visit. Their corn is the best when available. They've great produce. A very hardworking staff ensures a quick check out. read more

Fresh produce. You should try pick your own when seasonable. It's pretty easy. Been visiting for over 30 years. Brought my kids and now I bring my grandkids. read more

Very disappointing. Went to the farm 9/6/20 for picking. One bag = $15 and you fill it up with anything. I drove into the picking area and parked. I walked at least 10-15 minutes down a long dirt road, looking left to right, and could hardly see any vegetables. Most of the farm appears more like brush in the woods; no clear walking paths into areas for picking. No signs. No idea which area contains which vegetables. Cars drive by the dirt path kicking up dust in your face. The worst farm picking experience I have ever had. It would have taken me at least 2-3 hours to fill the bag. I left after a disappointing hour. Never again. Also, I saw no farm employees wearing masks, yet we are in the middle of a pandemic. New Hampshire has done better than most states, but I would have appreciated it if they wore masks, at least when approaching my open window to take my license or check my bag. read more

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I took the kids (Ages 13 and 6) as an afternoon outing. They had goats, ducks, geese, a long haired cow, a peacock, a fancy white bird, turkeys, bunnies, doves (maybe? Not sure), a horse, and two free roaming old cute farm dogs. All of the animals seemed to be very well taken care of and happy, with nice enclosures. We bought cups of animal feed and they were 3 for $1. They take cash or cards. The cups were made of ice cream cones that we could then feed the animals. We bought 9 cups total which was perfect for two kids and mom to have a great long time feeding everyone. They have a big tray of the animal feed inside the farm stand. The farm stand had national brands of bottled drinks in a fridge, such as juices and waters. They had a cooler of pre-packaged ice cream treats (Ben and Jerry's ice cream slices, Strawberry shortcake pops, and Choco Tacos). 3 ice creams and 2 drinks we're about $10. They had lots of veggies, with most of them being from their own farm and they were marked as such. We bought an angel food cake from a local bakery. All together, it was a great way to spend a few hours! read more

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Fantastic corn, produce and family owned. Closed for this season but none are better. Always a treat to go shop and they have a viewing area/ walkway where kids can see and feed a variety of animals. read more

Went strawberry picking today, great picking day the strawberry's were huge and easy to pick, super sweet and wonderful! read more

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I am in Boston. While walking past a pickup truck near my dentist's office, for the first time in decades I saw locally grown produce in the back of a truck- five big burlap bags full of shell beans. My mother loved shell beans. The driver and I had a nice quick chat about Cabo Verde, him home country. Do yourselves a favor and enter Cesarian Evora in your Pandora app. I don't know if the get yoeman I spoke to works at this particular farm, but that is to all of you for keeping it local. read more

Always love coming and seeing all the fresh produce that McQuesten has to offer :) love the animals and the owners as well! read more

McQuesten Farm Stand - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Litchfield, New Hampshire

What's between Hudson and ManchVegas on the east side of the Merrimack River? Litchfield. 3A is one of my favorite lazy Sunday drives, and the farm stands that populate it are certainly worth visiting. McQuestern Farm stand has a good assortment of produce and plants. Their corn is pretty tasty, but what this place has that other roadside farm stands don't are the animals. Bring the kids and a camera. The big draw are the goats. You should also brush up on your Sandler goat sketch quotes, because your friends are going to be making a lot of those jokes, and you don't want to be the one wondering why calling someone a "regular Staubach" is so funny. They also sell little ice cream cones filled with feed pellets, and the goats will also dig on leftover corn silage. They also have peacocks and a few other animals. read more

We stopped here for fun, and the kids were thrilled to feed the goats, peacocks, bunnies, chickens, and other animals. It's great that they give the kids the food in a ice cream cone....and the animals seem to love it too! I'm told that when the farm harvest happens the corn here is incredible....makes me drool just thinking about it. This is a great rural spot to take the little ones. read more

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Owner or older woman employee extremely rude, went there on mother's day was talked down to and felt embarrassed the way she was talking to me. All the other workers rude also doesn't say hi we waved at a man on a 4 wheeler he just gave us a nasty look and kept going. Never again!! read more

A women (maybe the owner) was yelling and swearing at a teenage employee that she didn't pick enough produce. She even said she didn't care that customers could hear her. I put my items back and left. I came out of my way to support a local farm but ended up writing this review. The girl may have been her daughter but that's no way to treat someone, especially at your place of business. read more

Great family environment. Solid corn. Cool fall pumpkin patch ride on a wagon. For animals they have goats, chickens, ducks, turkeys, peacocks, there's a family dog that runs around sometimes read more

This was my second year of visiting McQuesten Farm. I always enjoyed the visits, until today when we had a very inhospitable encounter with women who was collecting the payments. I was in the car with my friend and our three kids driving towards the exit. We were looking for a person who supposes to collect a payment and give back my driver license. However, she was not there, and we continued driving slowly towards the next table. Then, a woman started charging in our car's direction screaming: "Where are you going?" I said: "We were looking for you". "I am right here", she responded angrily. My friend asked her if she was thinking that we would steel her vegetables and she responded positively, looking at us with disgust. I could not believe how someone could be so rude toward customers especially when she was aware that I need my license back anyway. I have never encountered this type of behavior, and this farm in on my "never again" list. read more

Very unprofessional, rude, and unfriendly customer servce. Customers are not informed properly about the rules and regulations.Workers were inappropriately hostile even to the long-term customers. I would not recommend this farm to anyone and never will come back myself. read more