We went blueberry picking with rows and rows of perfectly ripe blueberry. They were not sour at all…read moreand the birds and bees were going crazy for them. It was a reasonable $5.50 per pound. We came at the tail end of raspberry season and the bushes were pretty bare so we didn't pick any. Their farmstand has a good variety of produce

Loved this orchard!! C really loved the whole experience!! She was like clownfish in an anemone…read more All happy and stuff... stop rubbing on that tree! It was a beautiful place to visit. C had making it to a real apple orchard in New Hampshire on her list of must do while we were this far north. We were there in mid October and it was right at the end of the season it seemed. This place has so many treats and fresh produce to choose while you are here. Oddly enough, the best thing I got from here in my opinion was the local beef jerky! So good!! I wish I had more right now! The orchard itself was pretty cool. I'd never seen so many apples. Most of the trees were full of fruit with apples all over the ground. I guess they must yield more than they can use because the shop was full and they had open tours where you could go and pick your own apples. There were tons of varieties of trees on the farm. Lots of other produce is available here too. It appeared to be a complete working farm. The landscape was gorgeous as it's nestled on a sloping hill where you can see for miles it seems. The shopkeepers were super nice and we purchased a few things. A flight in a couple of days back home prohibited us from getting too many things. I won't likely ever return as it's far away and I have been there, done that.... But, YOU should totally go! '26 - 16

This will be my third season with the CSA at the Still Seeking Farm and I can barely wait for my…read morefresh veg! I like that I can pick what I want from a great list of ever changing selection. The veggies are amazing...so sweet...so beautiful...and fresh beyond fresh. The choices of lettuce, varieties of tomatoes, the onions (red and white). This year they did tri-color carrots that were almost to beautiful to eat. I am still using the seasons garlic and wishing I stored more potatoes. They also make granola, jams and maple and I have to say the Maple is the BEST I can find. I love to chat with K&M about how they amend their soil and appreciate all they have done to make this a rewarding experience for the consumer. They send a weekly update about the farm with the weeks veggies and often send recipes for what is in season. Many of those recipes have become weekly favorites. If you are thinking of joining their CSA you won't regret it. I am already dreaming of strawberries and will buy double this year! We are a family of 2 and we do the full farm share each week. I spend about 2 hours a week preparing the food to store and making recipes to enjoy. It is time well spent and I feel lucky to buy top quality veggies in a world of plastic wrapped trucked food. Thank you K&M for doing the hard work and allowing me to benefit from your farming adventure!

From the owner: We are vegetable and fruit farmers. We also produce maple syrup. We feed our soil with trace…read moreminerals that are currently lacking in much of the soil in the United States. If the soil is in harmony and has what it needs, the resulting product is a very naturally sweet vegetable or fruit with many minerals that our body requires and is lacking today. It is a pleasure growing this way and only makes sense. This is beyond organic growing - it's one step above. We look forward to continuing our learning and increasing our yields and the quality of the food we sell to our customers for many years to come.

Nice people. We showed up right before the skies opened up and it began to pour. The people were…read moreattentive as they could tell we didn't know anything and weren't from the area so they gave us the run down and let us go out and get soaked. Was really hoping to get some apple cider but then we're making it, so we picked some apples, bought a pumpkin, apples, and syrup, and headed out to dry off. Would have liked to try this dry, and with more stuff in their selling barn area but - can't win them all.

Hackleboro Orchards is THE place to go in northern NH for pick-your-own apples and all sorts of…read morefresh produce. Easy accessibility from exit 18 off of 93 and ample free parking makes getting here and getting your wares out simple and part of the fun. The drive up to Canterbury and through the town is absolutely gorgeous, and traffic levels stay relatively low. Hackleboro boasts acres of apple trees of many different varieties -- McIntosh, Cortland, Red and Gold Delicious, Puritan, Empire, and Northern Spy (call for availability). Long-handled pickers are provided, and the management requests that patrons refrain from climbing trees. They also have pick-your-own blueberries, peaches, strawberries, and other fruit (when in season), as well as a farm stand with freshly-made apple pies, apple cobblers, home-made cider, honey, maple syrup and candies, flowers, cookbooks, pumpkins, and lots more. Everything looks and tastes wonderful, and I make a special trip up whenever I can during the fall because of the sheer quality as well as my belief that it's important to support local farmers and family-run businesses. I know the family that runs the orchard, and they give the utmost care to the trees and animals under their watch. Speaking of the animals, there's a goat pen and some rabbits, as well as a horse, some chickens, and a number of farm cats and dogs. The farm is extremely family-friendly and bringing children and (leashed!) pets is encouraged. There are even free tractor rides on weekends! There is also an observation deck at the front of the orchard -- it boasts vistas of the mountains superior to anything else I've seen in the area. Treat yourself to a trip to Hackleboro Orchards. (There's a farm stand in Boscawen, too, and the farm attends various fairs each year, including the largely popular Deerfield Fair.) You will not be disappointed -- the quality of the products, the care of the people in charge, and the overall air and feel of the place is unparalleled. Hackleboro isn't just a business -- it's a family, and when you visit, you're a part of it too.

Only place I found where I could get beef tallow that was affordable enough to deep fry my turkey…read more Definitely coming back here to try the meats. Everything looked like it was good quality and the people were friendly too.

My NH family was pleased with the prime rib they provided as our Christmas gift to them from across…read morethe country. I was a little concerned because they weren't as good at keeping me informed of the progress of my order but they came through and everyone was happy at the outcome. They are a small family owned business so keep that in mind. I would certainly turn to them again if the need arises.

I came here for their legendary apple cider donuts and was not disappointed! 6 yummy donuts for…read more$6.50! The kind lady at checkout even gave me re-heating tips. Lots of locally made goods, as well. I'm coming back for the hand-knitted gloves, cider, and of course more donuts!

I waited two days before posting this 2-star review to give the business a chance to update their…read morewebsite or their Facebook page. They said they would; they have not. // This review is to save other long distance travelers with pets and dogs from being stuck in the same negative circumstance.// With an AOL email account, you know the business isn't the most tech savvy. That's fine because if you're in the business of growing and making things, you should be spending more time, well, growing and making things that matter. Life--and business practice--gets murky when a business jumps into social media to 1) solicit votes for their products, and 2) to promote their business. They've been voted best cider donuts third year in a row. *I* know this because *they* make sure you know this by their many posts on their Facebook page. I know they wanted people to vote for them on social media because, yes you guessed it, they've updated their FB posts asking for *your* votes. So -- what's with the low stars if these donuts are allegedly so awesome? Don't advertise your business is "family" friendly and don't advertise "the store" if you have strict dog prohibitions. After driving almost 2 hours, I was asked to leave the property because I was waiting outside the country store building with a dog. Not inside the building with food. Not picking apples. Standing outside. Now, the person who stopped me and asked me to leave recited an involved "whole apple process and food" soliloquy while failing to hear that they do not have this information posted on their website or social media. Well duh. My issue is you can post all the signs you like on the property, but it does no good for the people who drive 2 hours to visit your business after confirming on their recently updated website and posts there are no pet prohibitions. Again, I respect there are places where animals should not be allowed. It's why you check before you go. And again, we've all seen small business websites that haven't been updated since Netscape launched. My issue is with their response. 1) You do not understand the issue if I say it's not posted on your website or FB and your response is "maybe" it should be there. What "maybe"? If you're using FB to promote your business, there is no "maybe" about it. 2) They advertise the store area if you do not want to pick apples. I was in it for the donuts only. A solution would have been we could have continued to wait in the front area while waiting for the MVP donuts.

This is truly a beautiful farm & store. Stopped in yesterday, nice mid-May day. Very friendly young…read moreman saw me & opened the store, which was closed (it was about 4:30pm). Got a couple of locally made bottles of maple syrup, and maple sugar candies and maple-coated pecans. There was also fresh beef (looked fantastic), fresh eggs, and local gift items. The fellow said once the gardens start producing, they will have fresh produce. If you are in the area of the Speedway at Loudon, it's worth the 10 minute drive. The view alone is breath-taking. Top notch!

Best maple syrup we've ever had. Friendly family owned. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff!…read moreSuper efficient syrup making processes. They have maple products, meat, eggs, and produce in the summer. Highly recommend!

My experience at Miles Smith Farm in Loudon, NH was incredible. Carole was the sweetest, most…read morehard-working, and informative farmer you could ever meet. The whole place feels like it's straight out of a storybook--up the hill sits a big farmhouse overlooking the land, with the fresh smell of grass after a rain and two friendly farm dogs greeting you as you arrive. Carole taught us so much about the beautiful animals on the farm and walked us through how to care for them. We even got our hands dirty in the best way--grooming, feeding, walking, and exploring everything Miles Smith Farm has to offer. It was fun, educational, and truly memorable. I'll definitely be returning!

Throughly enjoyed my first visit to Miles Smith Farm. The cows are relatively friendly, the ones…read morethat don't want to be bothered don't come near, and there's a wheel barrow with breads and sweets to feed them. Price is $20 for a self guided walk about. There are full grown cows, baby cows, sheep, goats, pigs and chickens. They also have a store that sells meats from the farm as well. Great place, beautiful highland cows. The flies were awful, I got bit up quite a bit.

Absolutely delightful! Perfect consolation of local, artisanal and homemade deliciousness as well…read moreas some staple items. Friendly owners and staff. Can't get enough of Jane's rice pudding! Any of the baked goods, sandwiches, pizzas, etc are a win. Quintessential idyllic New Hampshire!

Sue was very friendly and helpful when I stopped in for the first time. She helped me find a…read morecustomers address. The store is very warm & welcoming. They have lotts to offer, from their artisan breads, there variety.of beverages & ready to eat meals. Lots to choose from in the gift area earrings, soy candles, lip balm, soaps & so much more. Swing in sometime & take a look around. I'm sure you'll find something you'll have to have.

A truly top notch store with very capable and kind staff. Lived all over the country in the last…read morefew years and would put them up against the best stores anywhere! The fresh prepared food is so surprisingly good, and honestly I've never said that of anywhere else. Those whining and complaining about this store are either just looking for reasons to gripe or have been truly blessed by "grocery perfection" somewhere else.

Oh good lord what can I say here?…read more Let's start with the end. The baggers. Never, ever have my groceries been bagged properly. I know what you're saying "Oh, Mr. B, you're just anal retentive!" No, it's not that. You buy a cooler bag at the store so the frozen stuff can be protected on the ride south, back home. You bring a few cloth bags so they're easier to carry and not prone to breaking like plastic bags. So the bagger. There's the issue. They put crackers, pasta sauce, and dry goods in the freezer bag. And toss frozen items in with bread in the cloth bag. The other cloth bag gets more frozen items, the hot rotisserie chicken, and all the yogurt. Did this happen once? No. Twice? Hoo boy, no. It happens every time. I have given to re-bagging all my groceries when I get back to my car so my frozen items aren't stuck with hot chicken, and vice-versa. I might take some photos next time. Train your baggers! Dammit!

The older woman ,Doreen , has absolutely terrible customer service skills . She is always rude and…read moredisrespectful. She definitely needs to change occupations . It's so disappointing to go into a store and always see a very angry employee who is miserable and complains about everything and to everyone . She always complains and speaks , under her breath , when checking you out . She bangs your items in anger when bagging . This is ongoing . I've given her a chance realizing we all have bad days . Everyday is bad for Doreen . I will be going to another store , for sure , until this issue gets resolved and Doreen gets a factory job ,away from people .

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