Blueberry Bay Farm is amazing, offering a wide variety of vegetables, fruits and flowers, as well…read more Everything is pesticide free - such a gift, and the owners are the nicest people ever! Picking your own berries and gathering your own veggies is like having your very own private garden. Thanks Ron and Lois! You and your farm are the absolute best!

Picking your own blueberries on a beautiful family farm, what could be better? It's been our…read morefamily tradition for many years. Some time ago a new family took over the farm, and the experience has only improved. Check out their website for crops and best time to pick. I highly recommend!

Abundant pick-your-own (or buy pre-picked) for strawberry, raspberry, and blueberry. One year I…read morepicked 9 lbs from only 2-3 tall blueberry bushes. Raspberry bushes are not thorny. This is a very friendly, family run business. (cash or local checks).

Great berry picking, very reasonable and easy to find. While in the area check out Whipperill Farm…read morefor eggs, meat and ice cream.

I came with my parents on a bright Sunday morning to pick blueberries. The staff was super friendly…read moreand they have a golf cart available for who need help with the walk down to the stand. The berries were super delicious, and the staff let us know which direction to head in, but I wish there had been some signs reminding which areas were good for picking since they have a lot of land. Great family activity!

Love, love, love it! We go every year and are never disappointed!…read more They grow the largest juiciest berries I've ever tasted! Worth a trip over!

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.

I was warmly greeted when I skipped in to see if they had fresh mint (alas they didn't) and learned…read moreabout this CSA farm founded in 1725. This is what I love about New England: History. While we don't have churches dating back to the 11th century, this is as close as we Americans will get to our roots. Salt Box Farm has the second generation of the Goodrich family at the helm; they began running the farm in 1959. I look forward to spending an hour picking fresh produce, flowers and herbs. It'll have to wait until the next trip to New Hampshire.

The cutest stop. Picking raspberries and blueberries is the best here . I would highly suggest!read more

Been here a few times and went recently to confirm they may be racist. Woman at counter completely…read moreignore me and greeted some other customers. Another review reports this place as prejudice. I will not be back.

Incredible staff. Cannot say more about how friendly and knowledgeable and efficient this group of…read moreemployees is. WITH THAT, this stand has continued since my own mother was a child, as an active distributor/supplier for the Manchester community of beautiful, fresh, clean, LOCAL & farm-rooted items such as, but not limited to coffee, fruit, veggies, (potato/garlic/ginger/cilantro, etc.) nuts, bread, chips, floral arrangements + by 1x stem flowers daily, dairy (milk/cream/cheese). It's unbelievable that we have this type of produce to fuel our families from such locally sourced places! FLOWERS, PLANTS, AND POTTED PLANTS - THE PRICES ARE PERFECT. Would recommend stopping by here before Home Depot if you're looking for some *In-Season* plants or flowers - potted or not. Trader Joe's is beloved, but again, local, quick, easy, and kind - stop by if you may have forgotten a lemon, and check it out for yourself. ENTREPRENEURS: Kathy & Team have seamlessly and wonderfully run this place for years -- high-achieving high schoolers (bound for success & our future) who help manage the stand continuously as the most friendly environment to stroll, with (or without) your puppy dog, you're promoting new organically created initiatives from a BUSINESS standpoint and would welcome your product on their check out aisles...ultimately, there's no other spot that can give you an authentic sense of home. THE Best for Manchester folks, and even BETTER for those passing through on a drive.

My mom and I went blueberry picking on a summer morning. The blueberries were ready to be picked…read moreand were plentiful. We had an amazing time together as it wasn't overly busy and the other guests were respectful of others and the rows were well maintained. There were many rows to pick at and the man at the service counter was extremely nice. He let us know where we were able to pick (in which rows) and he gave us information about how much weight wise the tray of blueberries could hold as opposed to the pint containers. It was a great experience all around. Who doesn't love to be outside picking berries on a beautiful summer day?! Remember to bring a light arm coving or sunscreen as the sun can get hot. I come every year and look forward to going back every season.

My daughter and I stopped by Lavigne's this afternoon to pick up some fresh strawberries and we…read morecertainly weren't disappointed during our Lavigne's visit. The place had a lot of customers however, it didn't seem all that crowded. The strawberries were ripe and were delicious in the strawberry crumble we made when we got home. I would definitely come back again! Be sure to call or check there Facebook page to make sure they are open and have enough ripe strawberries to enjoy.

Fresh flowers, herbs, vegetables and other home-made items from local farms and gardens ! Plenty…read moreof Healthy choices. Check it out. Every Thursday 2:15 - 6pm.

Great selection of fruits, vegetables, baked goods and meats from local farms. Favorites include…read moreGreek lamb sausage from Riverslea Farm, scones (sweet and savory) from Figtree Kitchen, and soups from The Soup Guy (two thumbs up for the Cuban Citrus Black Bean) You can also pick up a growler or two of beer from Throwback Brewery. Vendors are friendly and the location at Swazey Park along the Exeter River is very nice.