Where to Pick Your Own Apples in New Hampshire This Fall

Fall is in the air, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by picking your own apples! If you’ve never tasted an apple fresh from the tree, you’re in for a treat. The crisp bite and sweet juice are unmatched, and strolling through orchards on a cool autumn day is a perfect fall activity. Here’s a roundup of some of the best orchards in New Hampshire where you can pick your own apples and soak in the season.

Mack’s Apples is a family-run farm dating back to 1732, with 100 acres of apple orchards. In addition to picking apples, you can explore walking trails, grab a scoop of ice cream, and check out their farmstand for local veggies, honey, and more.

Sunnycrest Farm (Londonderry, NH)
Another great spot in Southern NH, pick your own apples start September 7th, and also enjoy the market with cider donuts, cider and more! 

Brookdale Fruit Farm (Hollis, NH)
Established in 1847, Brookdale Fruit Farm offers 19 types of apples and a farm store packed with local honey, produce, baked goods, and specialty foods. It's the perfect place to stock up on fall treats. And, make sure to take a fun photo with their big scarecrow! 

Applecrest Farm (Hampton Falls, NH)
New Hampshire’s oldest and largest orchard, Applecrest Farm, is a fourth-generation farm offering 40 varieties of apples across 220 acres. You can also pick pumpkins, enjoy bluegrass music, and take a horse-drawn hayride.

With 450 acres of farmland and over 50 varieties of apples, Alyson’s Orchard is a must-visit. After apple picking, let the kids meet the goats or play bocce while you enjoy the scenic views. They also grow peaches, plums, and more!

Stone Brook Hill Farm (Gilford, NH)
Take a hay wagon ride through the orchard at Stone Brook Hill Farm, where you’ll find a dozen apple varieties. Be sure to stop by the farmstand for their famous cider donuts and fresh-pressed cider!

Poverty Lane Orchards (Lebanon, NH)
Famous for its heirloom apples and cider apples used in Farnum Hill Ciders, Poverty Lane offers apple picking with a twist. After filling your bag with apples, adults can grab a growler of hard cider. Free wagon rides and picnic spots make this a fun day for all.

DeMeritt Hill Farm (Lee, NH)
Along with apple picking, DeMeritt Hill Farm offers a bakery, trails, and farm animals to visit. If you’re a fan of haunted attractions, don’t miss Haunted Overload in October—it’s one of the most creative haunted experiences around.

Grab your basket, gather your friends and family, and head out for a day of apple picking and fall fun at one of these beautiful New Hampshire orchards!

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