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Berry farms in New Hampshire.
📅 In season: June – September · strawberries June, blueberries July–August
Berries are the crop that suffers most on a truck: picked under-ripe so they survive shipping, they never develop the sugar that makes a June strawberry worth the wait. The farms below grow and sell berries in New Hampshire, picked at actual ripeness — which is why a quart from the farm tastes like a different fruit than the clamshell at the store.
The season moves fast: strawberries in June, raspberries and the first blueberries in July, blueberries deep into August. Each window lasts a few weeks, so the order-ahead button exists for a reason.
14 New Hampshire berry farms on LiveStalks Local.
Warren Farm
📍 Barrington, NH
Warren Farm is a pick-your-own farm with flowers and raspberries in Barrington, New Hampshire.
Berries Flowers
Visit the farm page →Hickory Hill Farm
📍 Dover, NH
Hickory Hill Farm is a berry farm with strawberries, blueberries, and pumpkins in Dover, New Hampshire.
Berries Pumpkins
Visit the farm page →Emery Farm
📍 Durham, NH
Emery Farm serves Durham, NH as a farm market with blueberries.
Berries
Visit the farm page →Butternut Farm
📍 Farmington, NH
Butternut Farm is a fruit farm in Farmington, New Hampshire with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and flowers.
Berries Flowers
Visit the farm page →Horse Hill Farm
📍 Farmington, NH
Horse Hill Farm serves Farmington, NH as a berry farm with blueberries.
Berries
Visit the farm page →DeMeritt Hill Farm
📍 Lee, NH
DeMeritt Hill Farm is an orchard in Lee, New Hampshire with blueberries, peaches, apples, and pumpkins.
Berries Apples Peaches Pumpkins
Visit the farm page →Firebird Farm
📍 Lee, NH
Firebird Farm is a berry farm in Lee, New Hampshire with blueberries.
Berries
Visit the farm page →McKenzie’s Farm
📍 Milton, NH
McKenzie’s Farm is a fruit farm in Milton, New Hampshire with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and peaches.
Berries Peaches
Visit the farm page →Tuts Farm
📍 Milton, NH
Tuts Farm is a mixed fruit farm and sugarhouse in Milton, New Hampshire with blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, apples, and maple syrup.
Berries Apples Maple Syrup
Visit the farm page →Miller Farm
📍 New Durham, NH
Miller Farm is a pick-your-own farm in New Durham, New Hampshire with blueberries, peaches, apples, and pick-your-own crops.
Berries Apples Peaches
Visit the farm page →Ridge Runner’s Farm
📍 New Durham, NH
Ridge Runner’s Farm is an orchard in New Durham, New Hampshire with blueberries, flowers, raspberries, and peaches.
Berries Peaches Flowers
Visit the farm page →Berrybogg Farm
📍 Strafford, NH
Berrybogg Farm is a berry farm in Strafford, New Hampshire with berries, maple syrup, and honey.
Berries Maple Syrup Honey
Visit the farm page →East Wind Farm
📍 Strafford, NH
East Wind Farm is a berry farm in Strafford, New Hampshire with strawberries.
Berries
Visit the farm page →Nelson Farms
📍 Strafford, NH
Nelson Farms is a pick-your-own farm with strawberries, flowers, vegetables, and pumpkins in Strafford, New Hampshire.
Berries Pumpkins Flowers Produce
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Know before you buy.
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Berries picked ripe are fragile — eat or freeze within a couple of days, and don’t wash until you’re ready to use them.
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For freezing, spread berries on a sheet pan first, then bag once frozen; they’ll pour like marbles all winter.
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Ask about seconds: many farms sell slightly soft "jam berries" at a discount in peak weeks.
Berry farms: questions, answered.
When is strawberry season in New Hampshire?
Roughly mid-June through early July, weather depending — short and glorious. Some farms grow day-neutral varieties that fruit again in late summer.
When are blueberries ripe in New Hampshire?
Cultivated highbush blueberries run from mid-July into late August. Maine’s famous wild lowbush blueberries are an August crop, mostly from dedicated barrens.
Are local berries really better than store-bought?
For flavor, decisively: berries stop ripening the moment they’re picked, and shipping requires picking early. Farm berries are picked at peak sugar, often the same morning you buy them.
Can I buy berries in bulk for jam or freezing?
Yes — most berry farms happily sell by the flat in peak season, and some discount bulk orders. Order ahead so the farm can pick to your quantity.
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