The Farm at Wolf Pine Hollow

Brent Bisson a year ago

What a perfect little oasis in New Hampshire! Nestled into the back roads and hills of Hancock, the Farm at Wolf Pine Hollow is a great place to spend an afternoon enjoying all the farm has to offer: beautiful views, well maintained grounds, a fun gift shop that offers food, drinks and decor, and vibrant tulip fields galore! The staff are very friendly and accessible. Parking can fill quickly during weekend afternoons, but we were able to get in and out without delay or hassle. Note that there is a short walk (1/8 of mile) up a steep-ish hill to get to the fields from across the street. Nevertheless, I highly recommend stopping by!

Claudia Lavoie 2 years ago

The farm is gorgeous, the grounds are immaculate and the employees are so friendly and knowledgeable. We went for the first time for lavender festival, on the last day, super early in the morning (we took first reservation at 9AM) It was the perfect way to spend a Sunday morning. We first visit with the goats, so much cuteness. We did the hay ride tour with the history of the farm been told by a lovely young lady. Dan the tractor man was so fun, he has that route down to a science. After that we did the lavender how to demonstration, it was fascinating to learn how lavender oil it's made. And at the end we had a delicious lunch with lavender milkshakes. All in all a wonderful place to spend time with family and friends. We'll be back for sure.

Nikole Rouille 2 years ago

What a great first time experience this was with family. It was a beautiful day to take a drive and check this out. The tulips were beautiful. I did find this place on Facebook and I will say that just by seeing the pictures I kinda thought there would have been more tulips. After speaking with the nice gentleman that parked us though he did say they have been open for 3 years. It does take time to make a large farm so beautiful. There was a petting area with animals, small store as well as a place to get ice cream. I would definitely recommend this place for families. My only complaint was $2.50 for one tulip seems a little steep but I know they have to make their profit back as well.

Autumn O'Bryan 2 years ago

We found the farm on Instagram. We were exited to visit but were slightly disappointed. It's not very large. We may have been too early, a lot of the tulips were not open and most of the farm was bare crops. It was crowded and the were not a lot of photo opportunities without a lot of people in them. We reserved parking online and it wasn't too far of a walk. They have a cute little store and clean port-a-potties. There was a very small offering zoo. The ride was nice to get to the farm. It was a nice afternoon, but we won't return.

ELOCIN RUZAM 2 years ago

Me and my husband realty wanted to visit a tulip farm this year and instead of "Wicked Tulips" we chose to come here instead and we had a great time! We had a reservation for 3pm on a Saturday, we were directed to park down the road to a parking lot because the closer lot was for people with disabilities. The walk wasn't to long, you then have to walk up a steep hill but once your there it was worth it. So many different varieties of tulips, I was impressed for a first timer. I will say even with a reservation for 3pm which was the last one you could book because they closed at 5 the field was pretty packed with people. Certain people were hogging areas which were full with flowers so of course it was hard to get a nice pictures of just yourself and the flowers. All I have to say is patience if a virtue. They provide baskets for you to put your tulips into, the tulips were $2.50 a piece if you wanted to bring some home with you. I thought the tulip designs made from tulips was really creative and cute idea, I also really liked the many spots for pictures opportunities, like the benches and the alter to stand under. The gift shop was small with cute items, from food to stuffed a