14 best cut-your-own tree farms in New Hampshire
When a fake, store-bought Christmas tree won’t do, head to one of these tree farms in New Hampshire, where you can cut down your own live tree.
Grab your ax and your winter coat—it’s time to check out some of the best tree farms in New Hampshire and cut down your own Christmas tree. Whether you want a tiny tree for your front porch or a towering showstopper for your living room, you’ll have no problem finding the perfect holiday tree at one of these Granite State tree farms.
(Note that many of the farms in this roundup have a limited number of cut-your-own trees available and close once they’ve sold out, so don’t wait until the last minute to visit.)
1. Archambault Tree Farm
Cut-your-own trees at Archambault Tree Farm cost $90, and the trees are shaken and netted before you leave the farm for easier handling. The last day of the season is Dec. 14. You can make a reservation for the day and time you want to visit here.
Address: 232 Grant Rd., Newmarket
2. Beloin Tree Farm
Beloin Tree Farm has been growing Christmas trees since 1948. The family-owned farm includes 250 acres of Christmas trees, including Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, Korean Fir, and Blue Meyer Spruce varieties up to 12 feet tall.
The farm is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily until Christmas.
Address: 160 Stevens Hill Rd., Colebrook
3. Conley Christmas Tree Farm
At Conley Christmas Tree Farm, where Christmas trees have been growing since 1968, you’ll find Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan Fir, and “Fralsams” spread across about 80 acres. All cut-your-own trees cost $70. There is a tree shaker to shake loose any needles or debris, as well as a baling machine that can wrap your tree to make it easier to transport.
The farm is open Wednesday through Sunday from 9 a.m. until sunset.
Address: 527 Meaderboro Rd., Farmington
4. Evergreen Ridge Christmas Tree Farm
At Evergreen Ridge Christmas Tree Farm, you can chop down your own tree and purchase handcrafted ornaments to decorate it with. Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, and Blue Spruce varieties are all available for $70, regardless of size. After you cut down your tree, refuel with free hot apple cider and cookies.
The farm is open Tuesday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Address: 352 Berry Rd., New Durham
5. Glove Hollow Christmas Tree Farm
Glove Hollow Christmas Tree Farm is a 435-acre, family-owned farm celebrating its 68th Christmas season in 2025. Cut-your-own trees are all the same price, regardless of size ($66 from Dec. 8-21), however the taller trees tend to sell out first.
Open seven days a week, Glove Hollow offers much more than just Christmas trees. There is a viewing tower that provides a 360-degree view of the farm, a 60-foot-tall slide, hayrides, goats, a shop, and a tree house.
Address: 395 Daniel Webster Hwy., Plymouth
6. Jewel Farm
Jewel Farm is open every Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. until the trees are gone, so don’t wait too long before stopping by. Your options include Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir, Balsam Fir, and Canaan Fir. After you make your selection, warm up with some free hot cocoa.
Jewel Farm is a cash-only business.
Address: 111 Huntington Hill Rd., Weare
7. Miracle Acres Farm
All of the cut-your-own trees at Miracle Acres Farm cost $75. The farm, family-owned and operated since 1996, has Balsam Fir, Spruce, and Fraser Fir trees available. Stop by on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until dark, or by appointment only on Monday through Friday.
The farm also offers free wagon rides, hot cider, and hot cocoa, as well as wreaths, maple syrup, maple nuts, and maple candy available for purchase.
Address: 523 Mason Rd., Milford
8. Mount Hunger Christmas Tree Farm
If you want to cut down a tree at Mount Hunger Christmas Tree Farm, the last day to do so is Dec. 14. Most cut-your-own trees range in height from 6 to 8 feet and cost $85. The farm also sells wreaths, handmade items crafted by local artisans, glass ornaments, and Balsam Fir products like candles and room sprays.
The farm is open Thursday through Sunday, and cutting ends at 4 p.m.
Address: 349 Mount Hunger Rd., Henniker
9. Nicholas Trees
Nicholas Trees sells Balsam Fir and Fraser Fir trees up to about 12 feet tall. Pricing ranges from $25 to $125 (cash only), depending on the tree size. Handmade wreaths, garland, kissing balls, greenery, centerpieces, ornaments, and gifts are also available for purchase.
Nicholas Trees is open daily until Christmas from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Address: 163 Dartmouth College Hwy., Lyme
10. Noel’s Tree Farm
Noel’s Tree Farm is open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., with special activities like hayrides and visits from Santa Claus on weekends. There is also a petting zoo, a Christmas tree maze, and firepits where you can roast marshmallows.
Cut-your-own tree species include Fraser Fir, Balsam Fir, Blue Balsam, and Concolor Fir. You can also shop for handmade decor, including wreaths, garland, swags, and kissing balls.
Address: 21 Charles Bancroft Hwy., Litchfield
11. Rossview Farm
If you’re looking for a tree that’s on the smaller side—perhaps for a kid’s bedroom or a home office—Rossview Farm has you covered. The farm has trees ranging from 3 to 12 feet tall. It sells three varieties—Balsam, Fraser, and BalsamxFraser—for about $12 per foot, as well as some “Bargain Basement” trees starting at $5 and wreaths decorated with handmade bows.
The farm accepts cash or a check with an ID for purchases of $20 or more and is open Wednesday through Friday from 1-4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Address: 85 District 5 Rd., Concord
12. South Farm Christmas Trees
All of the cut-your-own trees at South Farm Christmas Trees were planted on a friends and family planting day and have been looked after by Nigel, the farm’s owner, ever since. You’ll find classic Christmas tree species, such as Fraser Fir, as well as some less common varieties like Korean Fir and Fralsam, a cross between a Fraser Fir and a Balsam Fir.
If you want to cut down your own tree, stop by the farm on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and be sure to bring cash. Wreaths are also available for purchase.
Address: 575 Profile Rd., Bethlehem
13. Weir Tree Farms
Weir Tree Farms has been selling Christmas trees since 1945, making it New Hampshire’s oldest Christmas tree farm. The family-owned farm has Fraser, Balsam, Fralsam, and Korean x Balsam firs, with prices starting at $50 for 6-foot-tall trees and increasing to $125 for trees that are taller than 10 feet.
Weir Tree Farms also has a gift shop where you can purchase wreaths, garland, kissing balls, brush, and other items. The last day to cut down a tree is Dec. 14.
Address: 679 E. Colebrook Rd., Colebrook
14. White Mountain National Forest
If you’re searching for a Christmas tree on a budget, head to White Mountain National Forest. Permits to cut down a tree in the forest cost $5 and can be purchased online or at one of the park’s six district offices.
Be sure to bring your own ax or handsaw and read the guidelines before you start cutting down your tree.
Address: 71 White Mountain Dr., Campton
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