Am-Jac Christmas Tree Farm

Our take

Am-Jac has less direct verification behind it than most other farms in this batch of research. Rather than a fetch of the farm’s own current website, what’s here is compiled from third-party aggregator and directory listings - useful for a general picture, but weaker evidence than a farm’s own dated 2026 posting. That distinction matters enough to lead with: before making a special trip, a phone call to confirm the farm is actually operating this season is the responsible move, not an optional extra step.

What the secondary sources say about cost

If the listings are accurate, a tree runs $65.65 plus New Jersey’s 6.625% sales tax, which works out to roughly $70 total. That’s specific enough to be a real number rather than a vague estimate, and it’s useful for budgeting purposes even while carrying the caveat that it hasn’t been confirmed as current 2026 pricing directly from the farm itself.

The weekday appointment system

One clear operational detail: the farm is open Friday through Sunday over Thanksgiving weekend, then Saturdays and Sundays through December, with weekdays available by appointment only rather than walk-in access. If your only free time is a weekday, you’ll need to plan ahead and actually schedule that visit rather than showing up unannounced - a meaningfully different model than a daily-open farm.

Cash only, with a small perk

Payment is documented as cash-only, and there’s a snack and refreshment stand on-site - a small but pleasant detail for a visit that otherwise sounds like a fairly no-frills, traditional operation. Trees are baled for transport, and saws are provided, so equipment isn’t something you need to bring yourself.

Why the confidence level here is lower

Unlike farms where a direct fetch of the current site confirmed a stated 2026 date, no such confirmation exists for Am-Jac. The season_start of November 27 is resolved from a description of a “Thanksgiving weekend” opening rather than a farm-stated date, and no source found actually verified the farm’s operations for 2026 specifically. This isn’t a reason to assume the farm has closed - plenty of small operations rely on word-of-mouth and Facebook rather than an actively maintained website - but it is a reason to treat everything here, including the price, as a starting point for a phone call rather than a locked-in plan.

The bottom line

If Am-Jac is convenient for you, the likely cost (~$70) and general schedule pattern (weekend walk-in, weekday by appointment) give you enough to plan around loosely. Confirm both, along with whether the farm is open at all this season, before committing to the drive, since the sourcing here is weaker than at farms with an actively maintained, directly fetched website.