Farm Stands near West Newbury, MA

Amesbury

Cider Hill Farm in Amesbury, Massachusetts welcomes all to create and share memories — exploring the orchards, picking peaches and apples, cutting flowers, and eating the farm's famous apple cider donuts fresh from the farm store.

South Hampton

Heron Pond Farm is a year-round vegetable farm & market in New Hampshire straddling the border of Amesbury Massachusetts and the Seacoast region of NH. We grow over 250 varieties of veggies and fruits across 50 acres of land. The farm stand is a one-stop-shop full of our fresh, seasonal produce and a wide variety of locally sourced products from in and around New England. We offer a flexible, market style CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program, which includes add-on shares such as mushrooms, meat, eggs, dairy and more! You can also find us at farmers markets in the area and at our off-site pick up locations in Dover and Portsmouth.

Bradford

Silsby Farm has been worked for more than 200 years on Salem Street in Bradford, including a 55-acre island in the Merrimack River once used to pasture cattle. The Stasinos family bought it from the last Silsby brother and farms it sustainably today, growing vegetables and honey and offering narrated hayrides across the property.

Haverhill

Haverhill

Newton

East Kingston

Haverhill

Anvil Farm operates as a small farm stand in Haverhill, in the Merrimack Valley farm belt that also includes Silsby Farm and Shaw Farm nearby.

Hampton Falls

Jesta Farm is a farm stand on Drinkwater Road in Hampton Falls, a Seacoast town known for its cluster of roadside farms. Stands here typically sell seasonal vegetables, fruit, and eggs from spring through fall.

North Andover

Barker's Farm Stand operates on Osgood Street in North Andover, listed as a seasonal farm stand and agritourism stop. Hours and current offerings aren't published online, so it's worth calling ahead or checking in person.

Hampton Falls

Applecrest Farm Orchards in Hampton Falls is New Hampshire's largest apple orchard and one of America's oldest, farmed by the same family for four generations. Pick your own apples, blueberries, and more; browse the daily farm market with its own cold-storage apples, meats, cheeses, and local produce; and follow the smell of scratch-made pies, cider donuts, and the seasonal creamery.

Ipswich

In 1928, three families who were all ‘related’ emigrated from Italy to the United States. Joseph Marini, Tony & Peter Iorie, and Jerry Angelina would come to settle in Ipswich, MA and buy the land that would become Marini Farm.

Ipswich

OUR STORY 3rd Generation Family-Owned Business In 1928, three families who were all ‘related’ emigrated from Italy to the United States. Joseph Marini, Tony & Peter Iorie, and Jerry Angelina would come to settle in Ipswich, MA and buy the land that would become Marini Farm.

Ipswich

Appleton Farms in Ipswich is one of the oldest continuously operating farms in America, cared for by The Trustees of Reservations. Its dairy and farm store sell Appleton Farms goods alongside merchandise supporting the Trustees' mission of protecting special places across Massachusetts.

Ipswich

We enjoy and care for more than 100 special places - roughly 47,000 acres - all around Massachusetts. For more than a century, The Trustees has been on the ground in communities across Massachusetts, working to protect special places, providing loving care of our reservations, building creative new programs to engage people, and sharing our expertise with neighbors and partners across the state.

South Hamilton

North Andover

Smolak Farms in North Andover is a working farm that has combined agriculture, education, and entertainment for 50 years under Michael Smolak's stewardship. Pick your own apples, blueberries, and peaches, browse the well-stocked farm stand and on-site bakery, bring kids to the playground and animal viewing area, or book the farm's signature Whim farm-to-table dinners, weddings, and the annual Blueberry Festival.

Ipswich

Brentwood

Stratham

Stratham

Scamman Farm runs a farm stand on Portsmouth Road (Route 33) in Stratham, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region. Farms along this route are known for summer sweet corn and for fall pumpkins and hayrides once the harvest turns.

Stratham

Rawson's grows cut flowers and vegetables on College Road (Route 108) in Stratham and runs a farm stand open year-round, seven days a week in season. Fresh bouquets and u-pick flowers are the draw, alongside vegetables and other New Hampshire-made products. The farm also supplies wholesale flowers to area florists and delivers seasonal arrangements to homes and businesses across the Seacoast.

Peabody

Chris Stasinos started this stand in 1970 at age nine, growing an acre of corn on his grandfather's pig farm and selling it roadside on Lake Street. Four generations later, the family still runs it daily June through November, selling produce, honey, eggs, meat, and their well-known Thanksgiving turkeys.

Stratham

Blueberry Bay Farm grows pick-your-own blueberries across many varieties on Depot Road in Stratham, with strawberries, raspberries, and pumpkins in their seasons. The farm also raises cut flowers and sunflowers and hosts events at its barn. Stratham's Seacoast location gives it an earlier, warmer growing season than much of New Hampshire.

Lee

Hickory Nut Farm operates on York Lane in Lee, in New Hampshire's Seacoast region between Durham and Epping. Its farm-stand listing points to on-site sales of what the farm raises or grows. Little further public detail was available online.

Dracut

Derry

Durham

Durham

Emery Farm runs a year-round market and a cafe serving breakfast and lunch from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily on Piscataqua Road in Durham. Summer brings pick-your-own blueberries, and the property keeps a garden center, a honey operation, and a petting barn. Thursday evenings feature live music. The market stocks local produce and grab-and-go food and stays open through winter, when most area stands close.

Chester

Folsom's Sugar House is a maple producer on Candia Road in Chester, New Hampshire. Sugar houses like this tap and boil sap into syrup during the late-winter run, usually February into March, then sell syrup and maple products direct from the farm.

Dracut

Shaw Farm is a fourth-generation family farm in Dracut, family-owned since 1908 and the last home-delivery dairy in the Merrimack Valley. Milk and ice cream come from the farm's own herd — no artificial growth hormones or antibiotics — delivered to your door by your own milkman along with cheese, bakery items, and premium meats, or enjoyed at the farm store and cash-only ice cream stand.

Dracut

Farmer Dave's is a diversified farm in Dracut and Tewksbury growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers, with year-round CSA shares picked up across many surrounding communities, farm stands in both towns, and stalls at local farmers markets. The home farm's ever-expanding pick-your-own program and school tours carry out its mission: growing healthy food, building strong community, and creating lifelong traditions.

Dracut

Family-owned since 1908 on New Boston Road in Dracut, Shaw Farm still runs milkman routes — the Merrimack Valley's last home-delivery dairy — bringing hormone-free milk and ice cream from its own herd along with cheese, bakery items, and premium meats, no minimums or contracts. The farm store is open daily year-round, and the cash-only ice cream stand scoops from 11 a.m. every day.

Dracut

Shaw Farm has bottled milk in Dracut since 1908 and is now run by its fourth generation, with a fifth and sixth already working alongside them. It's the last home-delivery dairy left in the Merrimack Valley, and the farm store sells its own milk, 60 flavors of ice cream, dairy, produce, meat, and baked goods, all made on site.

Madbury

Eliot

Hudson

Smith Farm is a farm stand on Kimball Hill Road in Hudson, a town along the Massachusetts border in southern New Hampshire. Stands like this sell seasonal vegetables, fruit, and eggs through the growing season.

Cambridge

Pemberton Farms Marketplace on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge is a full-line market open every day but Christmas, with departments spanning produce, meat and poultry, seafood, a cheese shop, deli, grocery, beer, wine and spirits, and a garden center in full bloom each spring. Extras include gift baskets, curbside pickup and home delivery, the Cru Crew wine club, and a Too Good To Go partnership fighting food waste.

Londonderry

Oliver Merrill and Sons runs a farm stand on Mammoth Road in Londonderry, a town with a long farming history in southern New Hampshire. Family farms along this route are known for summer sweet corn, berries, and vegetables sold at the roadside.

Tyngsboro

Chelmsford

Westford

Manchester

Fresh Start Farms is a Manchester-based network of New American and immigrant farmers who grow vegetables on shared land around the city and sell through area farmers markets and a CSA. The Lake Avenue address is the program office rather than a roadside stand.

Nashua

Dunstable

Merrimack

Currier Orchards offers pick-your-own apples in Merrimack, growing McIntosh, Cortland, Honeycrisp, Macoun, Gala, and more. The farm presses unpasteurized cider and runs a stand with jam, jelly, syrup, donuts, and baked goods, plus peaches, squash, and pumpkins as they ripen. Merrimack sits in southern New Hampshire between Nashua and Manchester, an easy drive for pick-your-own crowds.