Beloin Evergreens

Our take

Beloin Evergreens has one of the more credible track records in this batch: the farm has grown Christmas trees in North Stratford, near the Vermont border in NH’s North Country, since 1948. That’s not a claim pulled from marketing copy - it’s backed by 14 consecutive years of Blue Ribbon awards at the Lancaster Fair, and in 2010 one of the farm’s trees was chosen for the New Hampshire State House, a level of recognition most local cut-your-own operations don’t have.

What the record actually confirms

Beyond that history, the operational details are thin. The farm sells wholesale, retail, and choose-and-cut trees ranging from small tabletop sizes up to 10-12 feet, which is a wide enough range to cover most household needs. But no 2026 season dates, hours, pricing, or specific tree species were published on the page reviewed for this research. That’s a real gap for anyone trying to plan a specific trip.

Choose-and-cut, but the details are unclear

The record confirms choose-and-cut as an option, meaning you pick a tree that’s already accessible rather than necessarily cutting deep in a field yourself, but it doesn’t specify exactly how the process works day to day, whether staff assist, or what payment methods are accepted. None of that should be assumed either way.

One geocoding note worth flagging

The farm’s exact street address didn’t resolve cleanly during this research, so the location marker on this listing uses a general North Stratford city-center coordinate rather than a pinpoint of the actual farm. If you’re relying on GPS to get there, calling ahead for precise directions is a smart extra step, not just a formality.

The honest gap

This is a case where a strong reputation and a long operating history aren’t matched by published logistics. A 78-year-old, award-winning grower is unlikely to be disorganized in practice, but this record simply doesn’t have the season dates, hours, or price to back that up for 2026. Call 603-331-1572 before making the drive, especially given North Stratford’s distance from most of the state’s population centers - this isn’t a trip you want to make on a guess.

Weighing the drive

North Stratford sits well up in NH’s North Country, closer to the Vermont border than to any of the state’s larger population centers. For visitors coming from further south, that’s a real time investment, and it’s worth pairing with confirming logistics before you commit: a farm this far north is more likely to see harsher, more variable early-winter weather than farms in southern or central NH, which can affect both road conditions on the drive up and how muddy or frozen the fields themselves are by the time you arrive. None of that is specific to Beloin Evergreens - it’s a general seasonal consideration for anyone heading that far north for a tree - but it’s a real factor this record can’t quantify for you the way a published forecast or road report could.

Bottom line

The credentials here are genuinely strong. The logistics are genuinely unconfirmed. Treat this as a farm worth calling rather than one worth driving to on spec.