Lee, Strafford CountyPasture rotated lamb, eggs and sunflower oil · Lee, Strafford County
4.7 · 463 Google reviews4.7
From 463 Google reviews
I visited the night maze with my adult daughter, and we had a great time! The maze was just challenging enough to keep us from getting bored; we (and a few other groups) went around in circles for about 15 minutes in one tricky section. I know this because we kept passing the same people. 😄 It was fun to hear other people laughing. The staff was all very friendly, parking was easy, the bonfire and snack bar were great, and we loved that the farm stand was open.
Maze was more difficult than the previous year. Atmosphere and vendors were awesome!
Had a great time. The corn maze was fun. The website stated there was live music, a craft fair and food trucks today. No live music at all, 4 "food trucks", one was popcorn, one was fried dough that had a sign that said chinese?, one coffee and ice cream truck, and lastly a food truck with chicken tenders, hot dogs and burgers. Very pricey for what you get. Corn maze was $10 person with mailboxes throughout that have questions to answer that can give directions on which way to go. Even if you choose the wrong answer, the wrong way still brings you to the right path....so whats the point? Bought 2 pumpkins for Halloween and will say they were the most expensive pumpkins available out of any farm ive been too. It was an ok experience, expected a lot more and was definitely more expensive than what you actually get. Much better farms and experiences around for the money.
Coppal House Farm is a horse powered livestock and grain farm in Lee, New Hampshire selling pasture raised lamb, free range eggs and sunflower oil, known for its corn maze and sunflower festival.
Coppal House Farm is a livestock and grain farm in Lee, New Hampshire, where working horses are still part of daily life. The animals are rotated around the pastures every day so they always have fresh grazing, and the family opens the barns for viewing at set events through the year, alongside a sunflower festival, a corn maze and horse-drawn rides.
The farm stand is open daily from 10am to 5pm for lamb, sunflower oil and eggs, taking cash, credit and local cheques with exact change. You can also order online or find the farm on Saturday mornings at the Seacoast Eat Local market at Portsmouth City Hall.
John Hutton
Co-owner
A devoted teamster with a lifelong passion for draft horses who insists there will always be draft horses on the farm.

Carol Hutton
Co-owner
A retired science teacher turned full time farmer, the farm's veggie, pest and wildlife guru.

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Love the corn maze and store. Great annual fall fun!
Just had a great day at the farm! Corn Maze, pet some animals, fresh lemonade and snacks, and pumpkins! Checked all the fall boxes.
We loved it! It took about an hour to complete the maze. Everyone was friendly, a perfect fall experience!
Fresh eggs, (laid yesterday!) 😅 Seasonal produce and meats. Love the sounds of the chickens, sheep, horses, etc. grounding and reasonable prices. Thank you Coppal Farm.
Always a great time. Did the night maze. Owners are super nice. Lots of pumpkins, gourds, and delicious cider donuts for sale. Definitely a nice family run classic new england farm.
We were thrilled that the owner took the time to show our grandangel #3 a friendly chicken. Wonderful!!!
Well organized right down to the parking and sign in. The staff is super friendly and I thought it was great that the owner/farmer was milling about the sunflower fields saying hello and educating us on the growing and harvesting of the flowers even in the high humidity and blazing sun.
I visited Coppal House farm on Sunday, July 26 for the sunflower festival. I am a professional photographer and met clients there to create portraits for them. The farm is always beautiful with manicured rows of fully bloomed sunflowers. They also brought in food trucks, and vendors to round out the experience. I highly recommend Coppal House farm as a place to visit during the sunflower festival or any other time.
It's the SUNFLOWER Festival this week at Coppal House Farm in Lee, NH. Beautiful varietal buds are in bloom! We walked through the fields and captured snapshots of these beauties. If you have grandkids, perfect place to enjoy the grounds. They have a few food trucks, animals, picnic tables (byol), arts and crafts for sale as well as other homegrown items. Plus some picturesque photo opts. Open thru Aug. 1st to view the fields of sunflowers.
Went for the sunflower festival and had an amazing time. My side note to certain folks is that the barn was close to the food trucks so you could smell the barn strongly while trying to order food but if that doesn't bother you, you're good. Also, I was really hoping to buy sunflower seeds to eat (to bring home) and maybe they were there, but all I could find were items in the gift shop that weren't made locally so I wasn't interested in buying them. Otherwise it was a beautiful festival with a wonderful selection of vendors and attractions and all for a good cause.
Beautiful grounds, friendly and helpful staff. Good vendors. A beer garden would be nice.
Coppal House is a staple visit for me throughout all seasons! I have always attended the sunflower festival with my children but this year did a girls night to the booze and blooms and it was just what the doctor ordered. Fields of beautiful sunflower views, amazing spirits from flag hill, the food trucks were phenomenal, and the live music was relaxing!
Everything about this farm is THE BEST! The owners and staff are always super friendly. Been going to the night cornmaze every year almost since they started doing it, and it gets better and better every year! The bonfire is also amazing!! We’ve even done the sleigh ride in January a few times… so much fun! Love the farm stand with gifts, fresh eggs, and picking pumpkins too! Wandering through a sea of sunflowers is so beautiful, and shopping the craft vendors afterwards is a bonus. Thanks again for always going above and beyond to make our experience so memorable. See you soon!
Meghan Kelley
Farm manager
A UNH Animal Sciences graduate who has worked at the farm for 16 years and loves driving the Belgian draft horses.

Hannah Bendroth
Farm manager
John and Carol's niece, who moved from event planning to farming in 2019 and focuses on the sheep.

