Exploring North Country Farm Trail: Discover the Best Farmstands and Pick Your Own Blueberry Farms This Summer with today's #WhereToGoWednesday
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Summer is the perfect time to enjoy fresh, local produce, and the North Country Farm Trail offers some of the best opportunities to do just that. If you love berries, especially blueberries, visiting farmstands and Pick Your Own farms along this trail will give you a delicious and memorable experience. You get to taste the freshest berries, enjoy the outdoors, and support local farmers. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your berry-picking adventure this summer.

Why Choose the North Country Farm Trail for Your Berry Picking
The North Country Farm Trail is a network of farms and farm stands spread across a scenic region known for its fertile soil and ideal growing conditions. This area produces some of the freshest blueberries you can find, often picked just hours before they reach the stands. When you visit, you’re not just buying fruit—you’re connecting with the land and the people who grow it.
Freshness guaranteed: Berries picked at the farm are at their peak flavor.
Variety of farms: From farm stands of backyard growers, to small family farms, and larger operations, each offers a unique experience.
Pick Your Own options: Many farms let you pick your own blueberries, making it a fun activity for families and groups.
Freshly picked blueberries, and Pick Your Own as well with the addition of the Blueberry Mobile to assist those in need at Fissette Family Farm in Stewartstown, NH
The Farm stands to Visit for Fresh Blueberries along the North Country Farm Trail
Farm stands along the trail are a great stop if you want fresh berries without the time commitment of picking them yourself. Here are some top picks:
You can visit Ruby the friendly farm dog, and go to the Fissette Family Farm 'She Shed Shop' for their wonderful selection of pickles, relishes, and quilts. They will be offering freshly picked blueberries during the summer.
Fresh Pick Your Own Blueberry's from Apple Haven Farm in Stewartstown, NH
Experience Pick Your Own Blueberry Farms
If you want a hands-on experience, Pick Your Own blueberry farms are the way to go. These farms invite you to wander through their fields and pick the berries yourself. It’s a great way to connect with nature and enjoy the freshest berries possible.
What to Expect at Pick Your Own Farms
Self-guided picking: Most farms provide containers and let you pick at your own pace.
Berry quality: You can choose the ripest, juiciest berries right off the bush.
Family-friendly: Many farms have activities for kids, like petting zoos or hayrides.
Pricing: Usually charged by weight, so you pay for exactly what you pick.
Recommended Pick Your Own Farms on the Trail
You can visit Ruby the friendly farm dog, go to the Fissette Family Farm 'She Shed Shop' for their wonderful selection of pickles, relishes, and quilts. They will be offering freshly picked blueberries during the summer, and Pick Your Own as well with the addition of the Blueberry Mobile to assist those in need to get to the berrry bushes. Reservations for this free service are required.
This farm offer pick your own blueberries from mid-July to early August. Practicing organic and sustainable agriculture. They also have freshly grown vegetables available to visitors.
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Tips for a Successful Berry Picking Day
To enjoy your visit and come home with the best berries, keep these tips in mind:
Go early: Berries are freshest in the morning and fields are less crowded.
Dress appropriately: Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes for walking through fields.
Bring containers: Some farms provide them, but it’s good to have your own just in case.
Check farm hours: Each farm has different opening times and peak picking seasons.
Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun: Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat.
Beyond Blueberries: Other Farm stand Delights
While blueberries are the star of the summer, many farm stands and Pick Your Own farms offer more than just berries. You might find:
Fresh vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and corn
Homemade jams, jellies, and preserves
Local honey and maple syrup
Baked goods made with fresh berries
Quilts and crafts
Exploring these options can turn your trip into a full day of tasting and shopping for local flavors.

Plan Your Visit Today
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I love that you also included the tips for the blueberry-picking day!!!