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Warren County, NJ is known as the state’s Christmas tree belt, and choose and cut farms dot the back roads from Blairstown to Washington. Here is where to find your tree this season, with 2026 hours where the farms have posted them.
Warren County tourism has noted that the county has more Christmas tree farms than any other county in New Jersey, a point made by the New Jersey Christmas Tree Growers Association. Many farms post their opening day and daily conditions on their websites or social pages, so check before you head out, especially after a snowfall.
Wyckoff’s Christmas Tree Farm
- Where: 246 County Road 519, Belvidere
- When: Opens Black Friday, November 27, 2026. Weekends 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Growing trees since 1958, Wyckoff’s offers cut your own Fraser fir, Canaan fir, Douglas fir, blue spruce and more, along with a fully stocked fresh cut lot, wreaths and greens. The Christmas Barn carries gifts, decorations and wine from nearby Little Ridge Vineyards. The farm notes that weekend late mornings are peak, so a weekday visit means shorter lines.
Evergreen Valley Christmas Tree Farm
- Where: 77 Jackson Valley Road, Washington
- When: Black Friday, Saturdays and Sundays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 12 to 4 p.m.
This third generation, preserved family farm is heading into its 18th season with wagon rides to the fields and handmade ornaments and birdhouses by local artisans. On weekdays, customers cut their own trees with saws and carts provided, and staff can help anyone who needs it. Dogs (other than trained service dogs), alcohol and campfires are not permitted.
Evergreen Valley Christmas Tree Farm
Woodsedge Tree Farm
- Where: 118 Beechwood Road, Belvidere (White Township)
- When: Check the farm’s website for 2026 opening dates
Woodsedge has been selling trees, wreaths and grave blankets since 2009, and its gift shop carries honey and beeswax soap made right on the farm plus homemade wooden crafts. Owner Tim Dunne has served with the New Jersey Christmas Tree Growers Association. The farm is about a mile from Hot Dog Johnny’s, which makes for an easy lunch stop.
Sunset Christmas Tree Farm
- Where: 21 Frontage Road, Blairstown
- When: Check the farm’s Facebook page for 2026 hours
Just off Route 80, Sunset grows blue spruce, Norway spruce, concolor fir, Douglas fir and Fraser fir. It is a convenient pick for families coming from the Hackettstown and Route 80 side of the county. Call 908-459-4048 for season updates.
Koski’s Farm
- Where: 84 Locust Lake Road, Hope
- When: Check the farm’s Facebook or Instagram for 2026 hours
Koski’s is a family run, 62 acre tree farm with more than 4,000 fir and spruce trees. Reviews mention Christmas music greeting families as they head into the rows. The farm also sells NJ maple products, so leave room in the car.
Mt. Bethel Christmas Tree Farm
- Where: 31 Mt Bethel Road, Port Murray (Mansfield Township)
- When: Check the farm’s Facebook page for 2026 hours
Family owned and operated as a choose and cut farm since the 1980s, Mt. Bethel grows blue spruce, Canaan fir, concolor fir and Norway spruce. Complimentary hot cider is part of the tradition. In 2017, county officials cut the ceremonial first tree of the season here to kick off Warren County’s choose and cut season.
Mt. Bethel Christmas Tree Farm
Tips for a Good Tree Day
- Bring gloves, boots and a tape measure for your ceiling height.
- Ask whether the farm shakes, bales or drills trees before you load up.
- Go on a weekday or early on a weekend morning for the best selection.
- Check pet policies, since several farms do not allow dogs in the fields.
More in Warren County: pair your tree run with a holiday market or a Polar Express ride in Phillipsburg.
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