Applecrest Farm Orchards

Orchard · Rockingham County

Applecrest Farm Orchards

Orchard · Rockingham County

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133 Exeter Rd, Hampton Falls, NH 03844

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Pick-your-own fruit, creamery, market, and restaurant  

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133 Exeter Rd, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 Get directions

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133 Exeter Rd, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 Get directions

+1 603 926 3721
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@applecrestfarm
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50 States, 50 Desserts: America's Favorite Sweet Treats | Condé Nast Traveler

"At Applecrest Farm Orchards in Hampton Falls I bought warm apple cider doughnuts—pillowy, cinnamon‑sugared, and best eaten by the bagful while cruising New Hampshire’s fall foliage." - Arati Menon, Megan Spurrell

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20 Best Places to Go Apple Picking in the U.S.

"A late-summer destination where visitors can pick apples plus pumpkins, peaches, and fall raspberries through September, shop local produce and plants at the Farm Market, and finish the visit with homemade ice cream from the on-site Creamery." - Andrea Romano Andrea Romano Andrea Romano is a writer and editor in New York City. For the last eight years, she has been a lifestyle journalist for Mashable, Brit+Co, Reviewed, Bustle, and Travel + Leisure. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Cammie Melius

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What a great place for all things Nee England. Apples were crispy and so much fun with friends. Picked apples then played a little corn hole, pet some goats and had a bite in the restaurant. What a great day!

Mikayla Brown

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We’ve gone apple picking here for a few years now, and we’re never let down. The farm is so beautiful and we absolutely enjoy the tractor ride to the fields. They also have the best cider doughnuts!! I will say that the corn maze was fun but not worth $9 per person.

C. Baechler

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We went for the peach festival and we loved it! Live music, cornhole, pick your own, corn maze, hay ride, etc They have a small gourmet market that was amazing and I’m planning on coming back to shop for fresh produce and goat cheese. They also a creamery on site and a restaurant with outdoor seating.

Alva Parinitha

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Nice spot for brunch with a charming grocery store up front. It’s also a great place for apple picking in season. I visited for brunch and really enjoyed the harvest egg Benedict — it was flavorful and well done. The breakfast pizza, however, was a bit underwhelming, and the chicken sandwich lacked seasoning and tasted quite bland. Overall, I’d say it was an average experience.

Tina M. Towles

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Great orchard! Lots of fresh produce and options; 100 and 200 year old apple trees; *absolutely* lovely people, grounds and market. I highly recommend and will certainly visit again if I have the opportunity!

Jan Anderson

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What a lovely farm! This was our first time going here. The store is awesome, the restaurant was pretty good, not great, they had live music playing which was awesome. We went for peach picking and the white peaches were SO good! I had no idea such tasty peaches could grown up here in New England, but they were some of the best I’ve ever had! We got a big bag of them and wish we got a lot more! The ground are beautiful. There is so much to do if you spent the day. We will for sure be going back again. The food in the restaurant was just OK, the fries were soggy, there wasn’t much lobster on my roll considering the price, but because the atmosphere was so nice, we’ll go back again. They didn’t have any salads available on Sunday, the day we went, so that was a disappointment, but we’ll go on a weekend next time

Jen

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I will start with the good from our experience. Cute animals, store is really nice, good ice cream (long wait). The not so good is the apple prices and how they don't tell you until you've gotten to the field after the tractor ride. $45 for a tiny 1/2 peck bag of apples! Cannot buy just a small bag by itself.

Carly Fifield

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Had a good time there. I was a little disappointed that they didn't have as many things to do on the week days as they do on the weekends. They have a fall festive during October, every weekend. With a BBQ, blue grass band and some other things. But we still had a good time. The " farm animals" were just goats. But they were cute. There was a nice selection of pumpkins and the prices for the pumpkins weren't bad. We wanted to do the corn maze but it was an additional 9$ per adult and children under 5 were free. But we decided that it wasn't worth the money for 3 adults and a toddler. ( personal choice ) the corn maze looked okay. Just a plain corn maze. The main store was Amazing. So many choices of fresh food and yummy treats. I was so excited to get some zucchini bread. Which was delicious. They also have a grill where you can order food. The orchard part was probably my least favorite part.. I wish there was a smaller option for pick your own apples. The bushel was 35$ for the smallest bag. There was 15$ bag but apparently it was an add on only. The nice thing is you could use foodstamps to pay for the apples and at the store. The trees in the orchard were decent, it was a little hard to see the flags to mark them but we had a good time. Our toddler absolutely had a blast, with everything. She just loved being able to run and do everything on her own. It wasn't super crowded so you could walk at your own pace and have fun. I would recommend going if you live in the area. We drove from Massachusetts but my father only lives 15 minutes from there. It was on a nice back road area with almost no vehicle traffic which was nice too. Good family place to get some good food, fruit and have a good time.