You can’t miss the big red barn on Route 109, seven miles from Wolfeboro and two miles from Route 16 in Brookfield, NH. Nestled in between White Mountains and beautiful Lakes Region is the 200 acre farm. Tumbledown mission is to be more than just a farm, but a place of community, commerce, education and entertainment.

Their farming philosophy is simple: Raise animals outside in the fresh air with ample vegetation and space.Their meats are minimally processed with no artificial ingredients. They practice sustainable agriculture methods in order to provide healthy, fresh, high quality products to the community. From their farm to your table, the way nature intended.

The farm produces year round beef in cuts and ground, year round pork in cuts, sausage and bacon, eggs, and naturally raised vegetables.

Tumbledown herd of Scottish Highland Cattle graze the front pasture and surrounding woods clearing land for more vegetation and pastures. Take a hike, snowmobile ride or test out your cross country skis and snowshoes on the trails free to the public.

Book your next event at Tumbledown, the barns amazing structure and history presents a unique charm. The rustic barn features a concert stage and is available for rent for weddings, functions and events.

Tumbledown Fresh Free-Range Eggs from the hen house can be purchased at their Tumbledown Cafe only 3 miles from the farm. The cafe’s cooler is stalked with whole broiler chickens their all natural pork cuts, sausage and bacon and Top of the Hill beef. Their Tumbledown Cafe’ features their farm and other local farms products. Check out the cafe’ at 21 Meadow St. downtown Sanbornville.