Plan Your Visit
MUSEUM & FARM
OPEN DAILY 10AM–2PM thru October 31. Fall hours will begin November 1—stay tuned for details.
- Free-range fun: We invite you to “farmsplore” at your own pace and on your own schedule; admission by donation.
- Guided activities and tours: Our “Farm Fun & Fall Foliage” schedule takes place Thursday–Saturday thru October 30; admission charged (includes access to the farm grounds), preregistration required by 2PM the day prior. We also offer homeschool classes.
The farm grounds are fully open for visitation. Due to COVID-19 concerns, all barns and buildings, including the Museum Center, remain closed to the public at this time, with the exception of guided tours.
MUSEUM STORE
Curbside pickup is available Tuesday–Saturday, 10AM–2PM (thru October 30). Email Joanne Gardner or call 603-323-7591 with questions or to place an order.
In-store shopping resumes Wednesday, November 3!
COVID-19 UPDATE
As restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic ease, the safety and wellbeing of all remain important to us.
- While on-site, please take note of the posted signs and guidelines and join us in observing the Granite State Promise.
- All visitors must wear a mask when less than six feet from another visiting group, Remick staff members, or when directed to do so by activity guidelines.
- Masks are not provided on-site.
GETTING HERE
Directions can be found here.
“What a cool find on our road trip. Thank you!” ~ Erin, Bar Harbor, ME
WHAT TO BRING
- A face mask for all persons in your party over the age of 6 in case of close proximity to other visitors and Remick staff members.
- Hand sanitizing stations are available onsite during warmer months; you may find it convenient to bring your own supply.
- A water bottle. Bottled water is available for purchase at the Museum Store (Tuesday–Saturday).
- Picnic lunches are welcome and may be enjoyed at our outdoor picnic tables. All picnic waste must be removed from the site by your party.
WHAT NOT TO BRING
- 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 search location: Tamworth, NH 03886.
- An umbrella, a hat and/or sunglasses, sunscreen, 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.
PARKING
Our parking lot is located on Cleveland Hill Rd., which is an extension of Main Street in Tamworth Village. The lot is just past the Museum Center, on the left. Other public parking areas are available in the village within easy walking distance. Please watch for traffic and be cautious as you walk from and to your parking spot.
ENTRANCE & ADMISSION
- For the time being, check-ins at the main entrance are not required; please enter the property at the Cleveland Hill Rd. entrance.
- For self-led explorations, admission is by donation—donations support of our operations and are greatly appreciated. In season, a donation box is available at the Welcome Station located on the farm grounds.
- Guided activities and tours are by paid admission; preregistration by 2PM the day prior is required for these activities.
“A wonderful family adventure.” ~ Douglas & McElheney Families, Nashua, NH
- The grounds are a combination of grassy lawns, sloped land, and loose gravel.
RECORDING YOUR VISIT
- You are welcome to take photos and videos while here and to share them on social media—our hashtags are #RemickMuseum and #RemickFarm.
- Drones are not allowed on, or flying over, the property.
- Please read our On-Site Photography Policy for further details and information regarding commercial photography.
- During your visit, store items are available via curbside pickup. An outdoor kiosk is available Tuesday–Saturday (weather dependent).
- Stay connected through Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
- We invite you to review your visit via your favorite online search engine, or on TripAdvisor, Yelp, or our Facebook page.
We hope you enjoy your time at the historic Remick farmstead!
