Wagon Hill Farm - Durham, New Hampshire

Wagon Hill Farm

Located in Durham, New Hampshire, Wagon Hill Farm is a popular tourist attraction and working farm that offers a unique glimpse into rural life.

The farm is situated at 156 Piscataqua Rd, Durham, NH 03824 and can be reached by phone at 386-855-71.

The farm's website is available online and provides detailed information about the farm's history, tours, and events.

Specialties: Farm, Tourist attraction

Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot.

Opinions:

This company has 236 reviews on Google My Business and an average opinion of 4.8/5.

👍 Reviews of Wagon Hill Farm

Linn

1/5

I am so worried about this amazing historic park. It is riddled with dog feces and plastic dog trash bags which are full of feces and left on the ground and dog urine on every corner. This is evident at every season particularly evident during the winter months with the snow it’s truly sad and I call upon the local officials to consider this to be a no dog park. I worry for the sustainability of this park and the wild animals that are exposed to the bacteria from the dog fecal matter I have also gotten attacked several times here from dogs that are off the leash with the owners not even in sight and refuse to call their dogs back or assist me and I was left with scars and blood stains on my clothing after these incidences. I am just a concerned person for the respect of this park in the serious history that lies here and seems to be disrespected by the dog owners. I hope in the future this could be a clean park where we can all walk and feel safe without being exposed to bacteria from dogs and attacks. The saw show fines for not following the law but I walk here several times a day and never seen in person here to informed the law and the dog owners seem to mock the rules see attached photo.

Rhoda D.

5/5

Beautiful hike in the woods. Easy to park, plenty of space to walk around. It can get busy on weekends.

Kylen W.

5/5

I love it here. Beautiful, relatively secluded and quiet, lovely paths both through forest along the bay and out along the carefully-protected wildlife habitats. (Leashed) dogs are welcome and it's a great place for kids and adults alike.

Jane H.

5/5

Beautiful fields with groomed trails. Nice walk to the water. Dog friendly on leashes.

Chuck P.

4/5

Very nice place to visit with some good walking trails. Unfortunately there are trails that currently are closed to allow fragile environment to grow. With all the rain, water proof shoes are needed if you want to take in the meadow grass trails.

Nichole D.

5/5

Great walk for families- excellent photo spot for family pics.
Leisurely walking, exploring; butterflies, caterpillars, grasshoppers galore.

Cleo H.

5/5

It's a magical property with rolling fields, woods, waterfront, and coves. Great conservation/species protection work is underway. I saw new bat houses, bobolink dedicated areas, and shore plantings for their living shoreline project. A juvenile eagle was making clusters of ducks, buffleheads, and geese edgy. Bring binoculars and get up early; well-behaved dogs can romp off-leash between dawn and 10 am - at least for now. That might change if people don't respect the deadline. The iconic Wagon at the top of the hill is a magnet for kids. There is a decent amount of parking.

Trevor B. (. P.

5/5

I have photographed countless engagements, couples photos, family photos and portraits here. Wagon Hill Farm is a stunning place for photography. The various trails, wide open spaces, tall grass, and beautiful sunsets make for perfect backdrops to any photo. Can't recommend enough!