Alyson’s Orchard, rooted in the rich glacial soil of the Connecticut River Valley, thrives in Walpole, NH. On 450 acres of endless beauty, Alyson’s offers apples, peaches, plums, pears, nectarines and berries. Apples, by far, are out largest crop with over 50 varieties; including many Heirlooms (varieties that have been in cultivation for more than 75 years). During your visit, stop by our seasonal farm stand where you will find a variety of local products. Visit the goats, let your kids enjoy the playground or play a game of Bocce ball on our court nearby. During the Pick-Your-Own season, weekend wagon rides are available to take you around the orchard. Weddings at Alyson’s take place in some of the most beautiful settings that you could ever imagine. Choose a wedding site with views of the picturesque town of Walpole, the Connecticut River Valley or a serene spot by one of our spring-fed ponds. Alyson’s is well-known for hosting some of the best destination weddings in New England. Bring your family and friends and stay for the weekend…or the week. At Alyson’s we believe that one of the most important days of your life doesn’t have to last just one day! With horseshoe pits, bocce ball, fresh water ponds for swimming and fishing, apples for picking and lots of open space for a variety of activities, a wedding at Alyson’s is an unforgettable, unique experience that you and your guests will enjoy and remember, and talk about for years to come. Are you looking for that perfect family vacation rental, an ideal site for a corporate event or the perfect backdrop for your destination wedding in the beautiful state of New Hampshire? Look no further! Alyson’s Apple Orchard is the place for you. With three different lodging sites of varying size, Alyson’s is uniquely suited to meet your needs. Come enjoy the quiet beauty of the orchard while on a family outing or vacation, hosting or attending a wedding, participating in a corporate retreat, or enjoying a theme-based weekend such as scrap-booking, quilting, yoga or bird watching.
