Plan Your Visit
We are operating under museum guidelines provided by the governor of the State of New Hampshire, made necessary by the COVID-19 outbreak.
REMICK IS A GREAT-FOR-ALL DESTINATION
While we are currently unable to be open to the extent to which our repeat visitors are accustomed due to COVID-19 concerns, we feel fortunate to be able to provide access to this historic and special property.
This season, we invite you to make Remick your outdoor destination for a walk or exploration, relaxation, rejuvenation and experiencing simple pleasures.
OPEN THURSDAY–SUNDAY, 10AM–2PM
Store open for curbside pickup Tuesday & Friday, 11AM–3PM—call 603-323-7591 to order.
EXPLORATIONS & DISCOVERIES
Our farm animals (beef and dairy cows, chickens, goats, pigs, sheep, and a miniature horse) can be seen in their outdoor settings: you are free to get near to them but touching and feeding them is currently prohibited.
The Binsack Trail remains open for foot traffic (no bikes, battery-operated or motorized vehicles) until winter conditions close off access. Currently, for the wellbeing and safety of all, movement around the remainder of the property is limited and self-led; access to the property will be closed once winter conditions make it necessary.
All buildings and barns, including the Museum Center, are closed until further notice, with the exception of the Museum Store which is open for curbside pickup Tuesday and Friday, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.—winter pickup location is at the Commercial Kitchen entrance (far right driveway as you face the main entrance/Museum Center). See Purchasing Museum Store Items information, below.
The Binsack Trail remains open for foot traffic (no bikes, battery-operated or motorized vehicles) until winter conditions close off access. Currently, for the wellbeing and safety of all, movement around the remainder of the property is limited and self-led; access to the property will be closed once winter conditions make it necessary.
All buildings and barns, including the Museum Center, are closed until further notice, with the exception of the Museum Store which is open for curbside pickup Tuesday and Friday, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.—winter pickup location is at the Commercial Kitchen entrance (far right driveway as you face the main entrance/Museum Center). See Purchasing Museum Store Items information, below.
At this time, we are unable to offer tours and there are no public restrooms open on-site.
LEARNING POD SESSIONS
Homeschool Programming will return in Spring 2020: Farm & Forest Educational Walks.
VISITATION OVERVIEW
GETTING HERE
Directions can be found here.
WHAT TO BRING
- A face mask for all persons in your party over the age of 6.
- Three hand-sanitizer stations are available onsite during warmer months; you may find it convenient to bring your own supply.
- Picnic lunches are welcome and may be enjoyed at our outdoor picnic tables during warmer months. All picnic waste must be removed from the site by your party.
- Animals other than service dogs are strictly forbidden on the property.
WHAT TO WEAR
A fair amount of walking is necessary if you wish to visit the various locations of our pastured animals.
- Please be mindful of the day’s weather forecast and dress accordingly. Weather location: Tamworth, NH 03886.
- An umbrella, a hat and/or sunglasses and layers of clothing are good to have on hand.
- For your comfort in navigating our varied and irregular terrain, we encourage wearing closed-toe shoes no matter the weather.
- For days that are wet or when winter or springtime conditions are present, we highly recommend wearing rubber boots. Especially for little ones, you might wish to pack rubber boots regardless of what the weather or conditions underfoot might call for.
PARKING
The museum parking lot is located on Cleveland Hill Rd., just past the Museum Center on the left. Please watch for traffic and be cautious as you walk to and from the parking lot. The museum parking lot is not plowed during the winter months.
ENTRANCE
- Please enter the property at the marked, temporary entrance on Cleveland Hill Rd.
- Donations are greatly appreciated. You can make a donation in support of our operations at any time of the year.
ACCESSIBILITY
- The property is a combination of grassy lawns, sloped land and loose gravel. Access paths to the grounds are not plowed during the winter months.
RECORDING YOUR VISIT
- You are welcome to take photos and videos while here and to share them on social media—our hashtag is #RemickMuseum. However, we do not allow drones on, or flying over, the property. Please read our On-Site Photography Policy for further details and information regarding commercial photography.
- On the days in which it is open, if you wish to make a purchase from the museum store, please call 603-323-7591 before or during your visit. Your order will be packed for you and ready for pickup when you leave.
- Stay connected through Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
- We invite you to review your visit on your favorite online search engine, or on TripAdvisor, Yelp or our Facebook page.
“Your farm renews my soul. As a nurse in a long-term care facility I need to renew myself on my days off. My walks and time spent on your farm this spring have given me just what I need. The life and hope on a farm in the Spring is absolutely soul renewing! See you soon!!!” ~ Stacey Sullivan-Whitten, Portsmouth, NH
We hope you enjoy your time at the historic Remick farmstead!
