- Q: Where is Londonderry located?
- A: The town of Londonderry in the scenic state of New Hampshire is an overnight or great day trip destination, particularly for families.
- Q: How far is Londonderry from major locations?
- A: Less than an hour from the Seacoast and only a little over thirty miles from Boston, Londonderry is conveniently located on the way to the White Mountains or New Hampshire lakes.
- Q: What is Londonderry known for?
- A: The home of the Stonyfield Yogurt Company, the town also draws numerous visitors with its orchards, such as Mack’s Apples.
- Q: What can visitors enjoy in Londonderry?
- A: For those who enjoy a good drink and love visiting local breweries or distilleries, there’s the 603 Brewery and the Moonlight Meadery.
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1. Mack's Apples
Pick fresh fruit and enjoy a fun, family-friendly fall outing.
Mack's Apples offers both an excellent farm stand and opportunities for visitors to pick their own fruit in the town of Londonderry, New Hampshire. The farm stand often includes quality apples, a variety of pears, tree-ripe peaches, squash, and pumpkins during the fall season. Local honey, pies, and maple syrup can also often be found at the farm stand. The pick-your-own experience at Mack’s Apple has been voted as the “Best of New Hampshire” as the People’s Choice award in the New Hampshire Magazine. Along with pick-your-own apples, guests can also pick their own pumpkins and enjoy several fall events.
230 Mammoth Rd, Londonderry, NH 03053, Phone: 603-434-7619
2. 603 Brewery
Sip craft beers and relax with friends on an affordable weekend visit.
The 603 Brewery and Beer Hall is a place in the charming town of Londonderry that focuses on bringing the optimal brewery experience, quality craft beers, and the community together. Founded by long-time college friends in 2012, owners met while going to school for engineering and started out as home brewers, setting out to handcrafted, high quality beers. Today, 603 Brewery produces small batches of handcrafted beer with a focus on versatility and quality. Open Wednesday to Sunday, the brewery also includes the “Scratch” kitchen, which serves elevated pub fare made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients that change with the seasons.
42 Main St, Londonderry, NH 03053, Phone: 603-404-6123
3. Londonderry Country Club
Play a scenic round and enjoy a peaceful, retirement-friendly golf day.
The Londonderry Country Club is nestled within the heart of the country landscape and rolling hills of southern New Hampshire. The eighteen-hole, public executive golf course provides a complete golf experience, featuring a number of challenging par 3 and par 4 holes. The picturesque grounds were originally founded in 1969 as a par 27, nine-hole courses, but has developed over the years into a par 62, 3,840-yard layout with tree-lined bluegrass fairways and velvet bentgrass greens. The Londonderry Country Club is large enough to challenge the skill level of most golfers. There is also a snack bar and pro shop.
56 Kimball Rd, Londonderry, NH 03053, Phone: 603-432-9789
4. The Coach Stop
Dine on classic fare and enjoy a cozy, romantic meal in a historic setting.
The Coach Stop is located in a building built back in 1810 and is one of the town’s oldest standing structures. During the structure’s early year, the original 12-room colonial was Dr. Watson’s homestead. It was converted during the 1800’s into a tavern, acting as a stop for stagecoaches. The McDonough Family bought the property in 1990 and opened it as “The Homestead,” with the name changing to The Coach Stop Restaurant and Tavern twenty years later. Visitors today can get a look at the past while dining on fresh seafood and hand-cut steaks, as well as homemade soups and desserts.
176 Mammoth Rd, Londonderry, NH 03053, Phone: 603-437-2022
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