Christmas is a time for traditions, and cutting down your own tree at one of the homegrown Christmas tree farms in NJ is a festive, core memory-maker. Luckily, there are plenty where you can find that perfect Noble Fir (or Blue Spruce) to call your own. Besides the family fun and ‘gram-worthy moments, cutting down a tree ensures it’s fresh, which means it will last longer and won’t dry out before the 25th. Before you go, get a good idea of the height and width you need, and keep those measurements in mind when searching for your tree (some places will guide you to those within your height range). Ready to get chopping? Read on to find one of the cut-your-own Christmas tree farms in NJ near you. (feature photo credit: NJ MOM)
25+ Christmas Tree Farms In NJ Where You Can Cut Your Own
Christmas tree farms in Northern NJ
Am-Jac Christmas Tree Farm – Opens November 28
Head up to the top of the hill for five acres of fir and spruce trees to choose from—and a beautiful view. After you cut down your tree, they can wrap your tree upon request. And if you’re concerned about the environmental impact, know that this is one of the eco-conscious Christmas tree farms in NJ. The farm plants a new tree for each one cut and sold.
26 Plains Road, Augusta, NJ 07822
Bear Swamp Farm – Opening November 28
You can choose your tree from a variety of pines, spruces, and firs, cut it down, and then the farm staff will bale it and help you tie it to your car, or find a precut tree. Afterward, head to the Christmas Shop to warm up and shop for ornaments, gifts, and more.
83 Otterhole Road, West Milford, NJ 07480
Evergreen Valley Christmas Tree Farm – Opening day is November 28
Take a hayride around the farm to the field of more than 10,000 trees. They have spruce, fir, and pine varieties—and while most are up to 11 feet tall, if you want to go higher, make sure to get a Canaans (some are 12+ feet tall). And if you forget to bring a saw, you can borrow one of theirs or have a staff member cut the tree down for you.
77 Jackson Valley Road, Washington, NJ 07882
Perfect Christmas Tree Farm – Opens November 22 and continues every Saturday and Sunday until December 21
Borrow a sharp saw and wagon, then head to the field to pick your tree. The trees range from under six feet to as tall as 16 feet, with several varieties. For a classic Christmas tree, go for a Balsam, Fraser, Concolor Fir, Canaan Fir, or Douglas Fir; for a more nontraditional look, pick an Austrian or White Pine.
999 US Highway 22, Phillipsburg, NJ 08865
Shale Hills Farm – Opens on weekends after Thanksgiving
Shales Hills Farm has pine, spruce, and fir trees, and you can borrow or bring your saw (no power saws, though). They also have a fun winter wonderland, including kid-friendly activities like a life-size Santa sleigh, holiday cutouts for selfies, and a tire swing. Make sure you bring cash, as they currently don’t accept credit cards.
98 Pond School Road, Sussex, NJ 07461
Sunset Christmas Tree Farm – Opens November 28
Choose from the hundreds of trees on the property—some are up to 15-16 feet tall—and borrow one of their saws to cut it down. Afterward, they have a team of volunteers who will shake the tree to remove the loose needles, net the tree, and tie it to your car.
21 Frontage Road, Blairstown, NJ 07825
Wintergreen Christmas Tree Farm – Opening November 28 and then weekends through December 14
One of the largest Christmas tree farms in NJ, this farm sells only Christmas trees—they grow over 12,000 trees on 60 acres and have firs and spruces up to 8 feet tall. You can borrow a saw, as well as a wheeled tree cart that you can use to transport your tree back to your car.
14 Gorney Road, Lafayette, NJ 07848
Wolgast Tree Farm – Only open on November 29, 30, and December 6,7
This “mom and pop” shop will cut, carry, and help you secure your tree to your vehicle so you can go home, get it up, and enjoy knowing your Christmas Tree came from a real Christmas Tree farm. All trees are the same price, and you can choose from a White Pine, Norway Spruce, Canaan Fir, Scotch Pine, or Colorado Spruce.
176 Bennetts Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873-5009
Wyckoff’s Christmas Tree Farm – Soft opening on November 22 and 23 for limited trees, then open on weekends starting November 28
This farm offers many varieties of cut-your-own trees—Canaan Fir, Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir, Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce, and Concolor—and provides up-to-date information on availability. It is also known for its colorful Christmas trees in blue, pink, purple, and white (a colorant is applied to these unique trees). Need decor? Stop by the Christmas barn, which features festive decorations, signs, and ornaments.
246 County Road 519, Belvidere, NJ 07823
Christmas tree farms in Central NJ
Alger Tree Farm – Expected to open on November 28
With 17 acres and over 700 trees, you will surely find the perfect Christmas tree for your home this year. They have four varieties of fir and spruce, ranging from six feet to over 9+ feet tall. After you cut down your tree (they have saws you can borrow), they recommend pounding it on the ground several times; that will help shake out loose needles. Afterward, they help you net your tree and tie it to your car.
7 Beacon Light Road, Califon, NJ 07830
Anne Ellen Christmas Tree Farm – The Village opens November 8; the tree farm typically opens mid-November
With over 50,000 trees (in fir, spruce, and pine varieties), you’ll be able to find the perfect one for your home. Afterward, jump on a hayride through the trees to visit The Village at Anne Ellen. Once there, you can step inside a life-sized igloo, grab a cup of hot cocoa (and a bag of popcorn) from the hot chocolate stand, snap fun photos of your kiddos by the various lighted displays, and more.
114 Daum Road, Manalapan, NJ 07726
Barclay’s Tree Farm – Expected to open November 28
Pick from five varieties of firs and spruces, then borrow one of their saws (or bring your own) to cut it down. The staff can also help cut and carry your tree, net, and tie it to your car. Stop by their food trucks before heading home to set up your tree.
35 Orchardside Drive, Cranbury, NJ 08512
Carroll’s Christmas Tree Farm – Expected to open November 28
It’s the 31st season at Carroll’s Christmas Tree Farm. Find the perfect tree and then try the new train, or take a photo at the 1890s one-horse sleigh out for photo ops.
3980 Princeton Pike, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Charlie Brown’s Christmas Tree Farm – Opening November 28
You’ll find trees from four to fifteen feet tall that you can cut down with your saw or a borrowed one from the farm. Afterward, stop by the store to buy a wreath, a table arrangement, a mini quilt, and new ornaments to decorate your freshly cut tree.
231 Adamic Hill Road, Milford, NJ 08848
Chris’ Trees – Opens November 28
This farm has Blue Spruces and Concolor Firs up to 10 feet tall. They have saws for you to use, along with twine and netting for the smaller trees. If you plan to go big and get one of the taller trees, they advise bringing some rope to tie your tree to your car. And regardless of the size, they also suggest bringing a tarp to protect your vehicle’s roof.
900 Canal Road, Princeton, NJ 08540
Cole’s Country Tree Farm – Expected to open November 28
Browse the Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, Douglas Fir, and White Pine trees, then pick one to cut down—you can cut yours down (they have saws you can borrow) or have a staff member cut it down for you. While they shake and net the tree, you can check out their local raw honey.
478 County Road 579, Milford, NJ 08848
Holly Bough Farm – Opens November 28
This farm has Blue Spruce, Canaan Fir (NJ Balsam), Fraser Fir, and Concolor Fir varieties to choose from, and you can borrow a saw from them or have them cut it down for you. They will also net the tree and help you secure it to your car. For 2025, the farm is open by appointment only and only sells trees 8 feet and up.
88 Cole Road, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889
Murray Christmas Trees – Typically opens in mid-November
One of the Christmas tree farms in NJ that offers seven kinds of trees—including firs, pines, and spruces—on fewer than six acres. You can cut down your own Christmas tree if you’d like, but the staff is also available to help you throughout the entire process, from cutting your tree down to shaking and netting it to tying it to your car.
37 Philhower Road, Tewksbury, NJ 08833
Picea Acres – Opens November 28, then open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through December 14
This farm offers spruce, fir, and pine trees—and you can have the staff assist you in cutting your tree down if you want. They also replace every tree cut down and send you home with a baby tree you can plant (and someday use as a Christmas tree). They don’t accept credit cards, so make sure you bring cash.
50 South New Prospect Road, Jackson Township, NJ 08527
Yuletide Tree Farm – November 29-December 23
Look for the giant Frosty at this Christmas tree farm in NJ, which has been operating for over 50 years. Whether you are looking for a fir, spruce, or pine, Yuletide has over 500 trees to search through to find the perfect one.
138 Evergreen Road, New Egypt, NJ 08533
Christmas tree farms in Southern NJ
Belly Acres Christmas Tree Farm – Opening Day is November 29
This farm has fir and spruce trees ranging from one foot (great for kids who want a mini-tree in their rooms) to over 12 feet. They’ll have saws to borrow, but you can also ask a staff member for assistance. They’ll also wrap your tree for you, but you must BYO a twine or rope to tie it to your car.
665 Royal Avenue, Franklinville, NJ 08322
Edwards Christmas Tree Farm – Opens December 7
Choose from six varieties of spruce, pine, and fir trees, with options over 15 feet tall—the staff can cut your tree down, or you can borrow one of their saws to cut it down on your own. They also have a wide assortment of handmade wreaths, from traditional circles to unique shapes like candy canes, snowflakes, and even Christmas trees.
338 Jacobstown-Cookstown Road, Wrightstown, NJ 08562
Exley’s Christmas Tree Farms – Monroeville, November 28, Sewell location opens November 24
These farms have a selection of fir, spruce, and pine trees—and while you can cut your own, it needs to be tagged (in other words, saved) by an employee and paid for before cutting. They have two locations (Sewell and Monroeville).
Sewell location:1535 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 08080
Monroeville location:1512 Monroeville Road, Monroeville, NJ 08343
Kenlin Tree Farm – Opens November 28 and then Saturdays and Sundays
Before heading to the field, grab a tree wagon (and a saw if you didn’t bring your own). Then, walk around and choose any of the seven varieties of fir and spruce trees that range from five feet tall to an incredible 20 feet tall to cut down. They can also help you cut down your tree, net it, tie it, and load it.
Near the intersection of Perkins Lane and Delanco Road (entrance on Delanco Road), Edgewater Park, NJ 08010
Littleworth Tree Farm – Opens Thanksgiving weekend
This tree farm sells only 250 trees a season from its fields, and then brings in #1-quality precut trees. To get one of the trees from their fields, sign up for the waiting list, visit during or before Thanksgiving weekend to tag your tree, and return a few weeks later to have it cut, baled, and loaded into your vehicle. They also have wreaths and a gift shop.
1957 Tuckahoe Road, Petersburg, NJ 08270
Spruce Goose Christmas Tree Farm – Opens on Thanksgiving Day
Borrow a tree wagon and a sharpened saw, then head out for a spruce or fir tree—they have ones up to 20 feet tall. Staff is available to shake and net the tree, and they can help you secure it on top of your car. You can also check out the shop to buy beautiful ornaments, festive decor, and fresh handmade Christmas wreaths.
194 Bordentown-Georgetown Road, Chesterfield, NJ 08515
White Dog Farms – November 8
You can choose and cut your own tree, pick your own precut tree, or pick up one of the handmade wreaths for sale. This farm is open three days a week or by appointment.
552 N 1st Road, Hammonton, NJ 08037-9103
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