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Friendly Farm
Route 101
Dublin, NH 03444
Ph: 603-563-8444
Farm animals and their young to pet and feed in a natural setting. Chicks hatching; baby animal area; picnic area; gift shop.
A clean farm where children are encouraged to hold and pet the animals or simply observe them at play, nursing, eating or "talking" with each other.
Website: www.friendlyfarm.com
Email: info@friendlyfarm.com
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