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New Hampshire farm directory Christmas tree farms
New Hampshire winter farm guide
Christmas tree farms in New Hampshire
Find choose-and-cut farms, pre-cut trees, wreaths, wagon rides, warm drinks, and seasonal holiday visits across the state.
19 active farmsDedicated tree farms with current websites
Late November into DecemberMany farms open around Thanksgiving
Inventory can sell outCheck current hours before driving
Choose-and-cut directory
19 New Hampshire Christmas tree farms
Open a listing for the farm’s tree selection, seasonal visit details, address, and current website.
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Archambault Tree Farm is a seasonal choose-and-cut operation in Newmarket. Families walk the fields, select a tree, and cut it with a hand saw during the farm's limited holiday season.
The farm provides saws and tree carts, then shakes and nets purchased trees for transport. Leashed dogs are allowed in the fields, and the website posts each season's opening and closing announcements.
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Beloin Christmas Tree Farm is a family business established in 1948 with more than 250 acres in tree production. The farm grows Balsam, Fraser, Canaan, Korean, and spruce trees for choose-and-cut, retail, and wholesale customers.
Public customers can visit the North Country farm to select a tree or buy Beloin-grown trees at its seasonal New Hampshire retail lots. Because farm and retail-lot schedules differ, visitors should confirm the current location and hours before traveling.
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Conley Tree Farm has grown Christmas trees since 1968 and maintains close to 80 acres in production. Its fields include Balsam, Fraser, Canaan, and Balsam-Fraser cross firs for customers to select and cut.
The farm publishes dated season updates, opening hours, field guidance, and tree prices on its website. It also sells wreaths and evergreen-scented products, while staff help customers prepare trees for the trip home.
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Donaghey Tree Farm is a family-operated cut-your-own farm with roots going back to 1980. Customers can choose among Balsam, Fraser, Fralsam, Canaan, White Spruce, and Blue Spruce trees.
The farm also sells decorated wreaths, potted trees, and small holiday items, with hot chocolate offered after guests cut their tree. Its website carries a clear end-of-season notice and is updated again as the next opening approaches.
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Evergreen Ridge Christmas Tree Farm is a dedicated U-cut farm growing Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, and Blue Spruce. The public season begins after Thanksgiving and continues while harvest-ready inventory remains.
Visitors can cut a field-grown tree, browse handmade wreaths and ornaments, and warm up with complimentary apple cider and cookies. The website posts seasonal closure notices and the expected schedule for returning customers.
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Glove Hollow Christmas Tree Farm is a fourth- and fifth-generation operation with more than 75,000 trees across 435 acres. It offers both cut-your-own and pre-cut trees, along with wreaths, boughs, and wholesale sales.
The farm is built for public visits, with weekend tractor rides, goats, slides, a treehouse and observation deck, walking routes, and hot cocoa by the fire. A detailed current-season guide covers field conditions, hours, prices, and available services.
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Homestead Farms operates a Christmas tree farm on 40 acres of rolling fields, with its farmstand serving as the holiday storefront. Customers choose a Balsam or Fraser fir in the field and farm staff cut the selected tree.
The seasonal shop also carries wreaths, maple syrup, baked goods, and farm-grown products. The website maintains a dedicated Christmas page with current tree pricing and holiday sales information.
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Indian Hill Farm is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm in South Hampton. The operation holds a short public cutting season after Thanksgiving, with inventory limits determining how many days the fields remain open.
The farm sells trees of several sizes and may leave freshly cut discounted trees and wreaths at its gate after field cutting closes. Its own website posts dated opening information, inventory notices, prices, and plans for the following season.
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Miracle Acres Farm is a family-operated Christmas tree, maple syrup, and honey farm. It has sold local trees since 1996 and offers cut-your-own Balsam Fir and spruce along with fresh-cut New Hampshire Fraser Fir.
On scheduled Saturdays, the farm adds complimentary wagon rides, hot cider, and hot cocoa to the tree-cutting visit. Weekday cutting is generally by appointment, and the website posts dated opening and season-closure announcements.
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Monadnock View Farm is a small family Christmas tree farm overlooking Mount Monadnock. Customers take a short walk into the fields, choose a hand-sheared tree, and either cut it themselves with a hand saw or ask the farm to cut and haul it.
The orchard-style field includes Fralsam and other fir trees planted and tended in small annual batches. The farm publishes exact retail weekends and asks visitors to email ahead when inventory or hours are limited.
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Noel's Tree Farm is a 32-acre holiday destination offering both choose-and-cut and a large selection of fresh pre-cut trees. Available species commonly include Fraser, Balsam, Blue Balsam, and Concolor firs, with trees ranging from tabletop size to unusually tall specimens.
The farm builds a full public experience around tree shopping, including weekend hayrides, Santa visits, fire pits, hot cocoa, a tree maze, and farm animals. It also sells wreaths, garland, kissing balls, centerpieces, and other evergreen decorations.
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Sidmore Family Christmas Tree Farm has supplied the local community with real trees for more than 45 years. The Deerfield farm is focused on a traditional cut-your-own visit rather than a temporary roadside sales lot.
Its website provides directions, tree information, care guidance, and clear end-of-season updates, including confirmation that the farm plans to return for the next harvest. Guests should check the current notice before traveling because the season ends when the available crop sells out.
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South Farm Christmas Trees is a family-owned Bethlehem farm that grows Fraser, Canaan, Korean, Fralsam, and other firs. Christmas trees are a principal crop, and the farm documents their planting and year-round care on its website.
The fields open for cut-your-own visits on designated November and December days, with weekday appointments offered outside the regular schedule. Limited handmade wreaths are also sold, and specialty sizes can be ordered in advance.
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Sundance Farm is a family Christmas tree farm offering choose-and-cut trees from its Farmington fields. The operation maintains a dedicated holiday website with tree information, visit guidance, directions, and dated inventory announcements.
The farm sells wreaths and other greenery alongside its trees and posts an immediate notice when cutting closes for the season. Customers should review the latest update before leaving home, since the farm may sell out before Christmas.
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The Rocks Christmas Tree Farm is part of a 1,400-acre conservation property operated by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. The farm has grown Christmas trees for more than 35 years and runs a dedicated public cut-your-own season.
Holiday visits can include horse-drawn wagon rides, fire pits, food vendors, wreaths, and shopping inside the restored Carriage Barn. The Rocks also offers private Christmas tree farm tours and seasonal lodging packages through participating White Mountains properties.
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Third Stone Christmas Tree Farm grows roughly 6,500 trees on a 24-acre family farm. The organically grown choose-and-cut crop includes Balsam, Fraser, and Canaan firs in a range of sizes.
The farm opens for designated weekends after Thanksgiving, with soft-opening and weekday appointments offered on selected dates. Its active website provides hours, prices, tree details, appointment information, and prompt sold-out notices.
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Tonry Tree Farm is a dedicated cut-your-own operation in Hampton Falls. The family grows Fraser, Balsam, Concolor, Canaan, and Korean firs and explains the characteristics of each species on its website.
The farm publishes a dated season schedule, field inventory notes, prices, and answers to common visitor questions. Public cutting is normally concentrated into a small number of weekends, so checking the current update is important.
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Weir Tree Farms is a family-owned operation established in 1945 with nearly 400 acres in Christmas tree production. The farm grows Balsam, Fraser, Fralsam, and Korean-Balsam hybrid firs for choose-and-cut, wholesale, and planting-stock customers.
The Colebrook farm posts its full 2026 holiday schedule online and welcomes the public during a defined November and December season. Pauline's Wreath Room adds wreaths and gift products, while live dug trees may also be available.
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Windswept Mountains View is a family-oriented choose-and-cut farm with a long hilltop view across four states. Its fields contain Balsam, Fraser-Balsam hybrids, Turkish, Greek, Korean, Nordmann, Grand, and other fir species.
Harvest-ready trees are tagged by species and price, and staff can help cut, transport, shake, and bale them. The Christmas Barn sells wreaths and decorations, while guests can warm up with complimentary coffee, cocoa, or mulled cider and purchase snacks.
Planning a winter visit
Christmas tree season is short and inventory matters
Many New Hampshire tree farms open around Thanksgiving and operate only on selected weekends. Smaller farms may close early once their harvest-ready trees are sold.
Check the farm’s current update on the day you plan to visit. Some locations provide hand saws, carts, shaking, and baling, while others expect visitors to bring or arrange more of their own equipment.
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