6 Gems to Explore in Westmoreland, New Hampshire
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#1 Stuart and John’s Sugarhouse
Stuart and John’s Sugar House and Restaurant in Westmoreland, New Hampshire, offers a truly charming and delicious experience that goes beyond just maple syrup. This family-owned working dairy farm boasts a beloved restaurant serving up hearty breakfast and lunch, featuring their exquisite maple syrup, of course. Beyond the delectable food and opportunity to witness the sugaring process during maple season, visitors can enjoy the laid-back farm atmosphere, sometimes even catch a cruise night, and soak in the authentic New England charm that makes this spot a perennial favorite for locals and travelers alike.
Our breakfast was the perfect treat to start the weekend and a trip down memory lane from visits past. Robyne Adams and staff were super friendly and eager to make our experience memorable. Robyne stated that the restaurant decided long ago that “laughter and conversation would be the background music” at Stuart and John’s, and you will find it in abundance.
#2 Park Hill Meeting House
#3 Jingles Christmas Shop and General Store
Forget the hustle and bustle of big-box stores and rediscover the magic of Christmas at Jingles Christmas Shop and General Store! Located at 1024 Route 12, this cherished destination delights visitors with an impressive variety of Christmas decorations and collectibles. You’ll also find locally made gifts, delicious maple syrup, and more! This was a great spot to pick up some unique gifts for upcoming birthdays.Â
You won’t leave hungry, as there is something for everyone to enjoy! You can savor ice cream out on one of the picnic tables, order from a full menu of breakfast and lunch offerings, or ponder the fudge and cookies from the display case.Â
#4 Summit Winery
Perched amidst the scenic beauty of Westmoreland, New Hampshire, The Summit Winery offers a delightful escape for wine lovers. Housed in a beautifully restored 1800s post-and-beam barn, this family-owned boutique winery crafts over 20 different wines, sourcing grapes from their vineyards and esteemed regions worldwide. Visitors can enjoy tastings in the charming atmosphere, often accompanied by live music or special events, and soak in the expansive views that truly live up to the winery’s name. It’s a perfect destination for a relaxing afternoon, celebrating a special occasion, or simply discovering a new favorite New England wine.
Visit their website to learn more about upcoming events and Darren and Judy Horn’s amazing journey into winemaking.
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#5 Scenic Farmland Drives
With Route 63, Route 12, and River Road to choose from, there are more than enough options for a leisurely drive through some of New Hampshire’s most beautiful farmland. The Connecticut River defines New Hampshire’s western border, and it has provided the blessing of fertile farmland in Westmoreland. Be sure to watch the video to get a glimpse of the beautiful countryside, timeless stone walls, and whitetail deer! Create your tour and explore the endless things to love about this region.
#6 Barn & Thistle
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We pass by and don’t even realize there is so much to see and do. Thanks for opening our eyes.
I am truly amazed at how much there is to see and do.Thanks a bunch!!
this was a great article..love Westmoreland..I did live there at one point in my life…beautiful country
Hello Eileen! I am glad you liked it. I hope it brought back good memories :0)