Submitted by joostadood526 t3_y5i2my in newhampshire

Hey y'all. Ive been away for a long time and have never really been to an orchard in NH. Always went to Russel's in Ipswich. It sounds like the area is tourist and Halloween nut central and I want.to see the best NH has to offer. Any similar places to Russel's? Great local family ran orchard, winery attached and the best apple cider donuts your face hole ever had. Lemme know your recommendation.

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nobbyv t1_isjtvzy wrote

Applecrest is usually packed but generally worth it. Great cider donuts.

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Neat-Ad11 t1_isk2a8s wrote

Gould Hill Farm in Hopkinton has great cider doughnuts. No winery, but great hard cider they make there and usually good music on the weekends.

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Emptyplates t1_iso9omm wrote

I second this. Their apple cider donuts are pretty great, and the views are amazing.

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smartest_kobold t1_isjq0fa wrote

Allyson's? It's a bit late for most things.

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ChipHazard17 t1_ismi7pl wrote

Poverty lane orchards and patch orchards in Lebanon are both great

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Local-Fun4079 t1_isl228q wrote

Mack’s apples in Londonderry is great!!

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PeatyPuppy t1_isl4t0v wrote

Birchwood orchard in mason. Thank me later

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ralettar t1_isld3cs wrote

I live close to Macks and avoid it.

Go to Appleview Orchard in Pittsfield and get some mead across the street at the Moonlight Meadery tasting room. Has an amazing view.

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Big_Chief_Drunky t1_ismcoe2 wrote

>Moonlight Meadery tasting room. Has an amazing view.

It really does, such a great place to have a few drinks.

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last_minute1 t1_ism5q7i wrote

Cider Hill Farm is two minutes over the border in Amherst, MA. They have hard cider and some food as well as pick your own (but it’s getting sort of late). It was a little insane on Columbus Day but still had a good time.

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Mission-Fact1197 t1_ismcqdn wrote

Sunnycrest in Londonderry is cute. Some little goats to pet, a farm stand with a lot of homemade foods, and a variety of fruits to pick throughout seasons

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