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Pick Your Own Apples NOW OPEN
MCINTOSH, CORTLAND, FUJI, MACOUN, AND SNOW SWEET, EVER CRISP, JONA GOLD, GOLDEN DELICIOUS, MUTSU, EMPIRE, PINK LADY, BROCK.
1/2 PECK $12.00 PECK $18.00 1/2 BUSHEL $33.00
Pick your Own Tomatoes 1-10LBS $1.99/LB
10+LBS $1.49/LB
Open Daily 9am-6pm
Wakefield Market Open for the season 9am -5pm daily
ALL DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH
Get the Best Pick of the Bunch
Visit our local U-pick farm in Milton, NH
When the first tomato of the season ripens, you know where to find it: McKenzie's Farm in Milton, NH. Our local U-pick farm has the freshest produce in the area. We're passionate about growing safe, delicious fruit for our community. Whether you want to pick up your weekly produce or enjoy warm cider donuts with friends, our farm stand is the place to be.
Our farm is fully insured and holds a Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) certification to ensure high-quality farm products for all our customers.
Stock your fridge with fresh, local products
When you visit our U-pick farm, you can shop for a wide range of local farm products, including meats, cheeses and sauces.
Dog Policy:
Dogs are allowed on property with a leash, and you must clean up after your dog (dogs are not allowed in strawberries or greenhouses).
U-pick fruit
We have everything from apples and strawberries to pumpkins and tomatoes.
Fresh bread
Pick up a fresh loaf of your favorite bread to enjoy for the week.
Baked goods. We have fresh, warm cider donuts for you to enjoy.
Grow plants of your own at home
If you love having fresh ingredients on hand, you're in luck. Find beautiful herbs and plants in our on-site garden center. You can also purchase gifts for loved ones and ship them directly from our store. We ship worldwide.
We also have a party space available for rent, perfect for family gatherings, birthday parties and baby showers. You can reserve it today by calling 603-652-9400.
Shop for All Your Favorite Farm Products
Proudly serving the Milton, NH community for 30+ years
No fruits or vegetables were harmed in the making of this site
