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Peachblow Farms

U-pick strawberries in Charlestown, New Hampshire

U-pick confirmed on the farm's website

From the farm's website

The farm's own words, quoted as posted on its website, with the page each line comes from and the day we read it. Seasons, hours and prices change: check with the farm before you go.

U-pick

Welcome to Peachblow Farm

“Although at one time poultry and another time dairy, the focus is now on crops including asparagus, PYO strawberries, hay & straw and blueberries.”

Source: peachblowfarm.com, checked October 6, 2026

Season

Strawberry season update as of 7.5.2026

“Another season has ended.”

“See you next year!”

Source: peachblowfarm.com, checked October 6, 2026

What you can pick

  • Strawberries

Crops and months read from the lines quoted above; a crop with no months is one the farm names without a picking window.

CropHowMonthsWhen (farm)Varieties
StrawberriesU-pickNot stated–

At a glance

Address
229 Strawberry Row, Charlestown, NHSullivan County

The farm's website does not list hours we could read. Call or check the website before you go.

More from the farm’s website

The farm prices seedless straw at $12.

The farm prices seedless straw at $11 (10 or more bales).

The farm prices seedless straw at $10 (over 50 bales).

The farm prices lower quality straw at $8.

The farm prices first cut hay at $8.

The farm prices firewood at $350.

The farm prices field stones at $30 (large quantities).

Prices

ItemPriceNotesSeason
Seedless straw$12.Year not stated
Seedless straw$1110 or more balesYear not stated
Seedless straw$10over 50 balesYear not stated
lower quality straw$8Year not stated
First cut hay$8Year not stated
Firewood$350Year not stated
Field stones$30large quantitiesYear not stated

As the farm publishes them. Prices change during the season; older prices are removed.

Peachblow Farms: questions

Does Peachblow Farms have U-pick?

Yes. The farm's website says: "Although at one time poultry and another time dairy, the focus is now on crops including asparagus, PYO strawberries, hay & straw and blueberries."

Read from the farm's website peachblowfarm.com on October 6, 2026. Picking depends on the weather and the crop: always confirm with the farm before you go. The name, address, website and map point come from a public map listing.

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