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Sutton is four villages in one — North Sutton, South Sutton, Sutton Mills and Sutton. Each has its own personality, characterized by streams and lakes to stately inns and country stores. It’s not uncommon to see ducks waddling near Wadleigh State Park or wildlife taking advantage of 17,000 acres of predominantly forested open space.
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- It’s Christmas all year long at the Bayberry Barn Christmas Shop, a family-owned and operated store in a 150-year-old barn in North Sutton.
- Artist and potter Loren Howard makes fantastical lamps, vases and other ceramics in his North Sutton shop called Moose Meadow Pottery.
- Vicki’s Country Florist in South Sutton offers arrangements for all occasions as well as classes to create centerpieces and wreaths.
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Agriculture is alive and well at Muster Field Farm in North Sutton, as it has been for the last four centuries. Throughout the year, the 18th century working farm and historical homestead hosts events that highlight the rural tradition of New Hampshire agricultural life, such as Farm Days in August. It is also open on Sundays for families looking for an afternoon excursion.
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The Vernondale Store is located in a building that has served as the general store for North Sutton since the late 1700s. It is conveniently located on Route 114 near two inns, Wadleigh State Park, Muster Field Farm and the new middle school.
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