Blueberry Picking in New Hampshire

Blueberry Bliss: 5 Must-Visit Blueberry Farms in Southern New Hampshire

Southern New Hampshire comes alive in the summer with its rolling hills, quiet farm roads, and — best of all — ripe, juicy blueberries. Whether you're a fan of fresh fruit, homemade jam, or just a scenic afternoon outdoors, blueberry picking is a quintessential New England summer tradition. Here are five standout spots across Southern New Hampshire where you can enjoy the best of blueberry season:

1. Sunnycrest Farm – Londonderry, NH

Sunnycrest Farm offers PYO apples, strawberries, blueberries, and cherries, as well as a farmer's market and bakery with goodies for everyone to enjoy. 

📍 59 High Range Road, Londonderry, NH
🌐 https://sunnycrestfarmnh.com/

2. Berry Good Farm – Goffstown, NH

Located just on the edge of the southern region, Berrybogg Farm offers one of the longest-running pick-your-own blueberry operations in the state. With over 8 acres of bushes, there's plenty of room to roam. They also offer blueberry products like jams, syrups, and even baked goods at their small shop.

📍 234 Parker Road, Goffstown, NH
🌐 https://www.berrygoodfarmnh.com/

3. Butternut Farm – Farmington, NH

Butternut Farm is a picture-perfect family farm with scenic views and well-tended berry fields. Their blueberries are big, sweet, and easy to pick. The farm also offers other fruits throughout the summer and fall, so it’s worth a return visit.

📍 195 Meaderboro Road, Farmington, NH
🌐 butternutfarm.net

4. Brookdale Fruit Farm, – Hollis, NH

Brookdale Fruit Farm is another great option for blueberry lovers. They also offer peaches, raspberries, other vegetables for sale, and a farm stand.

📍 41 Broad Street, Hollis, NH
🌐 https://www.brookdalefruitfarm.com/default.asp

5. Saltbox Farm, Stratham, NH

This beautiful farm is family owned and operated and offers blueberries and raspberries for picking. The stand also offers a variety of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and bakery items. 

📍 321 Portsmouth Ave, Stratham, NH
🌐 https://saltboxfarmnh.com/

🌿 Pro Tips for a Perfect Picking Day:

• Bring Sunscreen & Bug Spray: Most blueberry fields are wide open under the sun. Stay protected and comfortable.

• Hydrate: Bring water, especially if you’re picking in the heat of the day.

• Wear a Hat & Comfortable Shoes: Field terrain can be uneven, and the sun can be strong.

• Bring Cash (Just in Case): Some smaller farms or stands may not accept cards.

• Containers: Most farms provide containers, but it doesn’t hurt to bring a bucket or tote just in case.

• Know How Much You Need:

  • Pie: ~4 to 5 cups of blueberries

  • Muffins: ~1 to 2 cups per batch

  • Jam: ~6 cups per batch
    Planning ahead can help you avoid too few — or too many (unless you’re freezing!).

• Call or Check Online Before You Go: Weather and crop conditions can affect hours and availability.

Whether you’re looking to make a fresh pie, freeze berries for smoothies, or just enjoy a peaceful day outside, these farms offer a sweet slice of summer.

Happy picking!

Jennifer Delisle

Luxe Living Real Estate

Keller Williamsnh Realty Metropolitan