I love bringing my daughter here for an hour or two when the weather is nice. There are animals to…read moresee, and for a quarter you can also feed them as well! She also loves the playground as well. Theres a castle, pirate ship, train, a slide. And when we're finally done, we'll grab an ice cream as well. Theres plenty of seating to enjoy that and other foods as well in their shop. There are more events on the weekends including hayrides. Its a very family friendly spot. Highly recommend!!

Imagine waiting in line for twenty minutes in line for ice cream, you're four parties away from the…read morewindow then you're told the ice cream window is closing in ten to fifteen minutes when the time is 4:45, then you get up to the window finally and they shut the window on you That's what you can look forward to. The considerate thing to do would've been to cut off the line at some point and stop wasting everyone's time. Smolak farm sells Giffords ice cream You can find this ice cream at stores like roche brothers Poor service, overpriced grocery store ice cream. Why bother? I wouldn't bother again. The animals look sad

This is by far the best ice cream around! My personal favorite is the Blueberry Crumble though I…read morealso get the coffee flavors with the added stuff (Oreo's or turtles) which are amazing! Everyone in the family has a favorite flavor which means we visit often!! The ice cream people are always super sweet and they work the line so effectively that you rarely have to wait long even if the line is into the parking lot!! I have had a few disappointing experiences with the food people. I'm not sure what makes that station more grumpy but it's definitely a vastly different experience!! We have easily spent 3-4 hours at Kimballs having dinner, doing activities and walking around, ending with ice cream! It's always a fun!!

I grew up near Kimballs and have been here many times for events for school, hanging out with…read morefriends and family, and events for my dad's work as well. This location has only gotten bigger and they've really expanded what's available. Now you can enjoy your ice cream and fried seafood and make a day of it with mini golf, pitch and putt, driving range, batting cage, ziplining, bumper cars, bumper boats, an arcade, etc. there are even more kid friendly activities on the weekends like caricatures, pony rides, and animal adventures. The gift shop is cute and quirky and ice cream portions are huge as usual. I think the mini golf courses here are really beautiful and creative in particular but they do get busy. I wish they still allowed multiple flavors with smaller sizes but that's a thing of the past. If they were to add anything, a pool with lanes would be nice.

Tenney Farm is a great stop for nursery products. I visited in the spring and they had an amazing…read moreinventory of well priced annuals and perennials. Staff was helpful, friendly, and responsive. I will definitely visit every time I'm in the Hancock/Antrim area!

Wonderful local farm in small town Antrim New England. Farm fresh vegetables, homemade apple cider…read moreand warm apple cider donuts along with local breads and pies. Plus flowers and vegetable plants. Staff is knowledgeable and helpful. Oh... can't forget to mention the ice cream stand and sandwiches.

We stopped by on a Sunday to visit the donut truck and the apple cider donuts were excellent. They…read moreare served warm with lots of cinnamon sugar. They have a pleasant little crunchy crust and then a slightly dense, soft interior. They rank among the best I've had. There is a nice lawn with lots of lawn games. The people were all very friendly too. Their pumpkin barn is full of exceptional pumpkins, not an ugly one in the bunch.

Pretty farm but next year I'll be looking for an orchard for my grandson that doesn't spray their…read moreapples and food with pesticides.

Three generations of women in our family went to pick lavender at Pumpkin Blossom Farm in July. The…read moresetting is quintessentially New England farm! Driving there was beautiful and I live in NH but still think NH is gorgeous! The parking is plentiful and has shade. It was a very hot day so we were very happy for the shade. The young adult at the entrance to the driveway is friendly and helpful! We entered the gorgeous old barn and were immediately WOW'D by the ambiance! Such a gorgeous place! They have a bar set up where you can purchase inviting mock-tails such a lavender lemonade with non alcoholic gin!!! There are other non lavender themed mock-tails as well. The presentation is gorgeous and it was a good size cup, probably at least 15oz, not filled to the brim with ice but enough ice to keep my drink refreshingly cold! Loads of wonderful lavender themed goods for sale! All very attractively staged. This is a beautiful venue. Once you talk to the young adult in charge of pick your own lavender and pay, you are given a basket, shears, rubber band, and instructions on how to cut and where on the plant you should cut. Despite the ungodly heat it was a lovely afternoon with our mom, my sister, and my daughter. The farm is dog friendly as long as they are on a leash. There are a TON of awesome photo ops! An old pick up truck, gazebo with Adirondack chairs in the midst of the field, Adirondack chairs placed in the midst of rows of lavender, the barn, and an adorable vintage camper which doubles as a snack shack with various bites for sale! There are benches and Adirondack chairs scattered all over the property making the entire place very inviting. Chickens were quietly clucking to themselves as they roamed the yards pecking for bugs and worms. They were taking advantage of deep shade and cool earthen hollows they made to keep cool. So picturesque! I highly recommend Pumpkin Blossom Farm. A very generous bunch of lavender is $18, and it is VERY generous!!

This little piece of Heavan popped up on my event page on Facebook. Located in the town of Warner,…read moreNH. This is a beautiful lavender farm owned by wonderful people who thankfully invite the public to share in their world. They have a beautiful barn that holds events and sells lavender products. They also had a bar area serving non alcoholic lavender drinks that were perfection. Their free range chickens add that organic feel to the farm. We cooked lavender smores and had some sweet treats from the camper/ice cream truck out back. They had pony rides too!! I loved this little farm and definitely will be coming back!!

The friendliest staff and helpful to find whatever apple…read moretype you are looking for! pumpkins are fabulous, and the Maze has been great! The cider is delicious!

This is such a fun place to visit with so many activities that are family-(and friend)-friendly!…read more My friends and I went apple picking here! You can start off by taking brown bags or berry cartons at the entrance storefront. There are TONS of fields to explore: we explored fields of raspberries, elderberries, blueberries, and then you get to the apple orchards. There are SO many varieties of apples. I would make sure you have some good shoes because in some areas of the apple orchard, there are some steep inclines. If there is rain, it can also get slippery. There is also a HUGE pumpkin patch, flower fields that are available for picking, and a CORN MAZE - the latter is $6 entrance fee! Again, so much to do. Unfortunately I did not have time to experience the corn maze because it started raining by then. If I could make a suggestion, It would be nice for some of the trees to have a suspended net around the bottom of the tree (maybe this isn't optimal for weight purposes). But so many apples fall off the tree- or people drop them while picking. It seems a shame to go to waste, so would be cool if there were a way to catch them before hitting the ground and bruising/ resting in dirt. Anyway, that's my 2 cents. It was a ton of fun to visit the farm with so much to do, and delicious apples. PLUS Mac's Maple is also down the road so that was our next stop!

This is by far the best orchard that my family and I have been to in a while. We came to pick…read moreblueberries, but they also had peaches and apples, possibly even raspberries. The rows of blueberries were endless, and we easily filled up several cartons, which later turned into several pies at home. The petting zoo was a wonderful attraction for everyone, especially the kids. Baby goats, baby cows, peacocks, and many other types of animals were around for feeding and petting. $1 entrance fee for the petting zoo? Yes please, all day long. We also spent a few dollars in their gift shop, which had the world famous apple cider donuts that you can buy by the bag. Sugar or no sugar is up to you. Crispy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside. Made fresh to order. Lots of other snacks around too for those with impulse control issues. Freeze dried everything is apparently a thing. Can't wait to come back again.

This orchard is full off fresh fruit. Good service and cool aambiance. It's really close byread more

Came for ice cream, solid 8 out of 10. Good flavor…read morechoices, avg farm stand prices. Flowers and plants for sale are nice; animals in the back (goats, pigs, peacocks) It appears to be in the process of expanding (new building) perhaps for veggie season.

If you are in the area during the spring, summer and fall months you have to stop. This is such a…read morefun little ice cream stand. Not only is the ice cream delicious, but there is a nice little farm stand with fresh herbs, vegetables, meat and maple syrup. The best part is the animals in the back. We enjoyed eating out ice cream while watching the rabbits, peacocks, goats, pony, sheep and pigs. Such a adorable stop!

We had a really lovely time at the 2025 Apple Festival, cute vendors yummy cider and sweet goats…read morethat you can feed and pet.

Red Apple Farm has been one of our family's go to place for decades. In all of our years going -…read moreno one has ever had a complaint. My partner and parents utilize the handicap parking. On our last visit, I watched as 4 employees from the pizza company park in the handicap spots. (No handicap placard) and there was PLENTY of open spots just past the handicap spots. I pleasantly spoke with the young workers to explain that some people need those spots- the response? "Well, we are working". Noted. I did send an email to Red Apple a few weeks ago, but no response While living with someone who relies on the handicap spots, I now understand using these spots give people a way to go out and live life. It's truly disheartening to see the lack of empathy