Mack's Apples

Absolutely adorable apple farm and stand. We started off picking some apples at the fields across the street. The smaller bag was $22, which felt kind of expensive, but we ended up getting a ton of apples. They had 4 varieties and plenty of trees to pick from.

The farm store was super cute. They had a ton of gourds and different kinds of squash and pumpkins outside. The inside had a bunch of different apple products like butters, spreads, pancake mix, etc. There were no smaller options, unfortunately, so I wasn't able to get anything that I could take on a plane. We got some apple cider donuts and apple cider. Both were very tasty. We also got a whoopie pie and pumpkin fudge, which were good, but also very sweet. I also got an apple pie kombucha that was phenomenal.

This place made me so happy and gave me all of the fall feels! It's the oldest apple farm in New Hampshire, founded in 1732. Service was friendly.

I was in the NH and my cousin, and I stopped in this really cool place.

There was a little of everything in the store which made me happy. I picked up syrup and food.

They had unique food items that I would love to make

If i lived closer, I would be a regular.

I'll be back when I'm in NH again.

Love Mack's Apples! First, it is a very thoughtful family friendly place. Second, the apples are amazing. Third, if you never had their ice cream flight you should! Also, it pairs well with apple cider doughnuts! The staff is super friendly and are always having a good time. One of the best apple picking places in NH!

Came for a quick visit while in the neighborhood. During the fall they had goats, and opportunities for kids. Already picked apples, a little store inside, and warm apple cider donuts, yum! They also had an ice cream shack that served some food as well. We helped ourselves to two chili dogs and made quite a mess. It was cute thing to come for a couple, we probably spent about an hour walking and looking around. Ample parking.

The store and ice cream stand was amazing. As tourists, we felt like we got the best experience. Great picture taking opportunities and great selection of items, souvenirs, and ice cream. Get the maple cotton candy! It was a crowd favorite.

An added bonus is the sheep on site! They were so cute. Very family friendly.

Note that depending on what you want to do - pumpkin patch, apple picking, etc. there are different locations for it and you might have to drive out.

The only thing that I didn't love was that the apple selection didn't have quite the variety that I wanted - but perhaps it's because I'm an out of towner who doesn't know much about apples.

Everyone was very nice!

We had a great time. Would definitely recommend.

been coming here since I was a little kid with my parents. Not sure if as an adult, I'll be coming back very often unfortunately. Be prepared to spend $20 or more on a small bag, and $40 on a large bag. If you want to purchase one bag, and fill it with a few of all the different kinds of apples... You can't. they FORCE you to purchase a new bag at every station. Three separate areas, with all different types of apples, you have to purchase a new bag at every station. It becomes insanely expensive and not even worth the experience. It's cheaper to just go to the grocery store. also be careful where you choose to pick apples, some of them do not have signs anywhere around them, saying you can't pick them, but you will still get yelled at like you're incompetent.

BE AWARE. New ownership. I have been going to Macks for over 20 years. I took my kids, now i take my grandchildren. Under previous ownwership, with regards to Pick Your Own Apples. If you paid for 2 large bags, they always gave you a little discount on the 2nd bag. Under new ownership, not only did they raise the price for the large bag, they do not give any discount on the 2nd bag. Don't they realize it is mostly families that go to Macks? Too bad, i guess it is the sign of the times. Price gouging whenever possible. They lost my business.

I am writing this review as I am incredibly disappointed in the lack of and bad customer service I received leading up to and the day of my wedding by Mack's Apples. Ideally, I would have a private conversation with management, but they have proved they have a bad track record at responding to customers when they attempt to contact them. When I first got engaged, I was excited for the opportunity to take our first look and bridal party photos at Macks Apples in Londonderry - local to my venue. I verified on their website the process of requesting photography on their property and completed the steps as directed. I filled out the appropriate documents and sent them to the email listed. I made numerous attempts to contact someone regarding my inquiry for the months leading up to my wedding with no success. Five emails, three calls, and I also stopped by the property three times to speak to someone. During one of my visits, I was able to speak to a woman in the back office regarding my multiple attempts to contact. With a lack of empathy, she shrugged her shoulders and said "Well, if you haven't heard back, I would just assume you cant take your photos here." I was shocked that a successful business couldn't even take the time to respond to multiple requests, even if that response was a no. Finally, after that final visit, I received a response letting me know that I was approved to visit the property the day of my wedding for my wedding photos.

Fast forward to my wedding day three weeks later. We arrive at the property, on a weekday, during the afternoon to take photos for 45 minutes. I would like to add that we are in an empty field, with no customers, no apple trees and away from the pumpkin patch. The location I chose was somewhere typically not used by visitors. I am taking photos in my wedding dress with my new husband and I see a woman speed up in her car, exit her vehicle and she is clearly angry. She starts speaking to my bridal party; I am told she was rude and yelling at them stating it was private property and we could not be there. She then starts calling people on her cellphone while my maid of honor is locating the confirmation email proving that we were approved to be there. The woman stated "well, management has no knowledge of this." Its incredibly disheartening to be standing there in your wedding dress, trying to enjoy the moment, watching this exchange take place. There is a way to speak to people respectfully and with a courteous tone, especially working in a customer facing position. I am extremely disappointed in the level of customer service; the way (some) employees speak to people on the property, and just the way everything was handled. We bring our family to Mack's every year to enjoy the pumpkin patch, the country store and animals - and now I feel like my image of this business is tainted by this horrible experience. I hope management takes action to provide better service to their community moving forward.

Returned today and idk I feel like it's been going downhill lately.

The store was a cute little store and the ice cream was good as well (I got the chocolate and vanilla soft serve) there's also a cute little fishing pond across the street however the rope swing is dangerous and needs updating.

Also when we were eating our ice creams and shopping, one of the cashiers were staring at us as if she didn't trust us. We were not causing trouble and we're just being stared at. It was awkward and it made me uncomfortable frankly.

Besides that it was fun.

Oh, you know, this is only my favorite place in the entire world. When I was a kid sometime last century, I won a gift certificate for guessing the number of pumpkins in a bin. It was the first time I'd ever won anything, and Mack's still makes me just as happy as it did that day. Though it's a lot bigger now.

The apples just so happen to be the best in the world, whether you get them at the farm market or pick them yourself. The other products for sale are great quality too, and the connection to the community only makes the vibe that much better. (You'll often find a bake sale raising money for some good cause or other.) Worth a visit just for the smell of the market... or a walk through the beautiful orchards if you pick your own.

I have never been treated poorly by any of the people working there. Quite the contrary. If you weren't sure whether to visit, please do-- I hope you love it almost as much as I do.