Berry farm · U-pick · Since 2000

BerryKnoll

Name: BerryKnoll
Address: 67 Old Portland Rd., off Brownfield Road, Eaton, NH, 03832, US
Telephone: (603) 447-4844

BerryKnoll is a berry farm in Eaton, New Hampshire with a farm stand, u-pick and specialty crops. Visitors can find blueberries.

Closed for the season

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the farm's website · 10 pages read

Plan your visit

Usual hours when open: 7 days a week (mid-July through mid-to-late August): sun-up to sun-down
Where: 67 Old Portland Rd., off Brownfield Road
Eaton, NH 03832
Carroll County

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Phone (603) 447-4844 · Facebook

Season: Picking season: Jul–AugApproximate, from what the farm says it grows and when.
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How to pay: Payment is on the honor system.
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Pick and buy: U-pick: Berries
Sells: Blueberries, Gooseberries, Black currants, Red currants +5 more

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Before you go

As of Nov 4, 2026, the farm's website says it is closed for the season. See the farm's notice
Daylilies are sold in groups of three, and visitors should call ahead about digging availability.

What's here and when

1 crop, all U-pick · From the farm's website

Nothing listed for November. Next up: berries in July.

Crop	When
BerriesThe picking period is usually around mid-July through mid-to-late August.	July–August

Before you pick

Pickers may pick from sunrise to sunset and should bring bug spray and a hat.
Payment is on the honor system.
Visitors with bee-sting allergies should be aware that the property has honeybee hives.

Also at the farm

9 items · From the farm's website

Berries: Blueberries, Gooseberries, Black currants, Red currants, Champagne currants, Black raspberries
Also from the farm: Daylilies, Maple syrup, Jams and conserves

Prices the farm lists

5 prices · From the farm's website

Item	Price
All berries	$4.50 per quart
Maple syrup, 12 oz.	$8
Maple syrup, 16 oz. pint	$11
Maple syrup, 32 oz. quart	$18
Daylilies	$12 to $50

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

Visiting and ordering

Artists are welcome to set up and capture the beauty.

Good to know

Visitors can leave an email address to receive notifications when picking begins and when the berries are gone.
Bring bug spray and a hat when picking.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Since 2000
Also: Farm stand, Specialty farm

David has horticultural training and spent 30 years as a UNH Cooperative Extension agent. The farm grows several kinds of berries and more than 250 varieties of daylilies. BerryKnoll also produces maple syrup from its own maple trees and uses its honey in homemade preserves.