Start a family tradition close to home—visit Coppal House Farm. Located on 78 scenic acres along Route 155 in Lee, New Hampshire, Coppal House Farm is a diversified small grain, livestock, and agritourism farm dedicated to connecting the community with agriculture through hands-on experiences and seasonal events.
The farm raises sheep that are rotationally grazed on open pastures and keeps heritage breed laying hens that free range across the property. Draft horses play an important role both in field work and as a centerpiece of many visitor experiences. A wide variety of crops are grown and rotated throughout the farm, including small grains, corn, pumpkins, and the sunflowers that have become a signature of the farm’s landscape.
Agritourism is at the heart of Coppal House Farm. Throughout the year, the farm hosts a variety of well-loved annual events that invite visitors to experience agriculture in a fun and meaningful way. Seasonal highlights include Open Farm Day, the Sunflower Festival, and Corn Maze; along with special fall weekends, craft fairs, and winter horse-drawn sleigh and wagon rides. These events feature local food vendors, live music, demonstrations, and family-friendly activities that draw visitors from across New England.
Guests are encouraged to visit the year-round farm stand, which offers a selection of farm-raised and locally made products including lamb, eggs, cold-pressed non-GMO sunflower oil, pumpkins, and seasonal décor. Coppal House Farm is committed to maintaining a beautiful, welcoming landscape, prioritizing animal health and welfare, and continually improving the farm for future generations.
Recognized for its dedication to agriculture and stewardship, Coppal House Farm was honored as the New Hampshire Farm of Distinction in 2016.