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Welcome to Coppal House Farm!

We are a livestock and grain farm located in Lee, NH.  While we are a livestock farm, we are not a petting farm.  Our animals are being rotated each day around our pastures so they receive the best graze and we use electrified fence to protect them.  Our horses may be working on any given day or may be out to pasture as well.  We have specific events where we open our barns for viewing our livestock.  Viewing does not always guarantee patting.

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At this time, if you would like to visit our farm, our farm stand is open for purchasing farm product from 10 am - 5 pm daily.  We ask that the public not wander down our farm lanes at this time, as equipment is in operation and we are preparing to open our fields for our Brown Bat Corn Maze on September 2nd!  We thank you for your understanding.aanding.

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Taking Reservations for Private
Horse-Drawn Rides Starting Wed Nov 8!

Call our office at 603-659-3572 between 10 am and 4 pm weekdays starting Wed Nov 8th to make a reservation for  private horse-drawn ride!  Reservations will not be taken via email, so if you choose to email please also give a call back phone number.  Thank you.

Find Us At Farmers Market!

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Summer Market season is coming to an end and Winter Market season will soon begin!

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Coppal House Farm will be attending all dates for the Seacoast Eat Local winter markets in Rollinsford & Stratham on Saturdays starting Nov 11th!

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For our schedule of dates and more info about a specific market, visit our SHOP page.

Farm Stand Hours

Starting Thur Nov 2, 2023

Open Daily 10 am - 5 pm

 

For Lamb, Pork, Sunflower Oil, & Eggs*

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*Eggs will be in very limited supply and priority will be given to those that have signed up for our egg CSA.  Thank you for your patience.

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My ideal for a farm. Off the beaten track. Beautiful windswept landscape. Not upscale Real folks doin' real farming. Sunflower festival in the summer.
If you are looking for a boutiquey experience, forget it. A complimentary impromptu tour? No time. Nope. Its a real NH Farm and God bless it. Visit during festival or when they have horse drawn rides on the trails.

Hildegarde's Noviciate (Google)

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