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Perched on a hilltop with magnificent views of the Sandwich Range and Mt. Tecumseh, High Pond Farm’s 25 acres feature a wildlife and swimming pond with sandy beach, an intermittent stream, woods, meadows, and lovely perennial gardens. Nearby conservation parcels offer opportunities to study bog, stream, and forested habitats. The alpine habitats of Franconia Notch are half an hour’s drive from the farm, as is Mount Moosilauke. Squam and Newfound Lakes are 15 minutes away.

Conveniently located just off I93 in Plymouth, New Hampshire, the farm accommodates ten students (double or triple occupancy) in 2 spacious cabins (electricity, wood stove, no running water but use of facilities in the main house) and 2 bedrooms (shared baths) in the main house.  

The classroom in the main house is equipped with dissecting and compound microscopes and a digital projector. (Students are welcome to bring their own microscopes if they prefer.)

Wireless internet service is available throughout the house. Students gather for meals and conversation in the comfortable great room with fieldstone fireplace.

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View from the classroom windows






For more information, or to register for a workshop, please send us an email. If there is room in the workshop you would like to attend, we will e-mail you a registration form which you can then mail to us with a check for your deposit. You can also pay your deposit with a credit card using Paypal. (See the "Contact Us" page for details.) We ask for a 50% deposit upon registration. $25 of this deposit is non-refundable. The remainder of the deposit is fully refundable up to two weeks prior to the workshop, and non-refundable thereafter. The balance is due upon your arrival.

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A guest room in the main house

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One of our two cabins




























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