Applecrest Farm Orchards
Long Established Pick Your Own Orchard In Hampton Falls, Often Called One Of The Oldest Orchards In New Hampshire (Confirm), With Apples, Peaches And Berries In Season, A Farm Market And Bakery, And Autumn Weekend Festivities; The Novelist John Irving Worked There As A Teenager (Confirm). · Hampton Falls, New Hampshire
A long-established pick-your-own orchard and farm market on Route 88 in Hampton Falls, a few miles inland from the New Hampshire coast, often described as one of the oldest orchards in the state (confirm founding era). Its rolling hillside of apple trees, peach trees and berry fields opens to the public crop by crop through the warm months: strawberries in June, blueberries in midsummer, peaches in August and apples from late summer through October (confirm each year). A farm market and bakery sell fruit, pies, cider and the cider donuts many visitors come for, and on autumn weekends the farm adds live music, hayrides and children's activities (confirm). The novelist John Irving worked at the orchard as a teenager, and the farm is often linked to the orchard in his novel The Cider House Rules (confirm). The farm is busy and cheerful rather than quiet, especially on sunny October weekends, when parking and picking rows fill by late morning. It pairs easily with a beach morning or a walk in a nearby historic town.
133 Exeter Road (NH Route 88), Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, 03844, United States
Pick-your-own runs seasonally, crop by crop: strawberries roughly in June, blueberries in July and August, peaches in August and apples from about late August to mid or late October (confirm each year, as weather moves every date). Picking fields usually open in the morning and close in the late afternoon, and a crop can close for a day or more when ripe fruit is picked out or after heavy rain. The farm market and bakery keep longer seasons, typically open daily from spring to late autumn and on reduced hours or days in winter (confirm). Autumn festival activities run on weekends from about September to October. The farm is closed on some major holidays.
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