Beyond The Fritter Blog
Introducing our revised EHF Trail Map! Should we go left or right? Didn’t we pass that tree already? What does that sign mean? We’ve all had these kinds of experiences, and inevitably someone pulls out a map to consult. So what happens when that map doesn’t hold all of the answers? Well, now the EHF…
Read More70 Reasons to Love EHF As 2016 begins to wind down and we prepare for our annual New Year’s Eve celebration, the Inn at East Hill Farm is preparing for 2017 in another way as well. This year will mark the Inn’s 70th anniversary! So what are some of the reasons our guests keep coming…
Read MoreFor the second year in a row, the readers of Boston Parent’s Paper have selected The Inn at East Hill Farm as the Top Summer Resort for Families and Top Winter Resort for Families! We are grateful to be thought of so highly by families throughout New England. Click here for a link to the…
Read MoreFall at East Hill Farm means crisp morning air, colorful foliage, and crackling fires. It also means guests are greeted on the weekends with donuts – fresh, warm, delicious donuts! These donuts are super simple to make and because you don’t have to wait for the dough to rise, you will be enjoying this delectable…
Read MoreWhen Mr. and Mrs. Adams purchased the Inn at East Hill Farm in the 1970’s, they knew that they needed a logo. After deciding that a cow would be the perfect fit, they commissioned friend and artist Ann Shaw to create it for them. This is what she came up with. Ann’s design was pure…
Read MoreIt gives us great pride to share with you that The Inn at East Hill Farm was the recipient of the Business Excellence/Sustainability Award! This award was presented to us at the 2016 NH Governor’s Conference on Tourism on May 3 by the NH Travel Council. The award is presented to a tourism business…
Read MoreGrown up Farm Camp at East Hill Farm Good for body, mind and soul! Your week begins with a peaceful country setting not so far away, but very far from your everyday life, the hustle and bustle or the tedium of your regular schedule. Come for supper on Sunday and stay ‘til after breakfast on…
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