A veteran-owned, 40-acre farm with simple flat $85 pricing for any tree 4-15 feet, free bow saws, and a confirmed November 27, 2026 reopening - though the species choice is narrower than nearby farms, limited to Douglas fir and Norway spruce.
All trees $85 flat, per the farm's own website.
Charlie Brown’s makes the money math easy: $85 flat for any tree between 4 and 15 feet, whether you’re picking a small tabletop-adjacent tree or something closer to the tall end of that range. That’s directly stated on the farm’s own site, along with a confirmed 2026 reopening date - “WE WILL RE-OPEN ON NOVEMBER 27TH, 2026” - which is one of the more directly confirmed pieces of information in this research rather than something inferred from relative phrasing.
Because the flat rate spans such a wide height range (4 to 15 feet), there’s no per-foot calculation needed and no surprise surcharge for a taller tree within that window. Bow saws are provided free of charge, and the farm explicitly prohibits chainsaws - a safety-driven policy rather than an oversight, so don’t plan on bringing your own power tool. Payment is flexible in the ways that matter most day-to-day (cash, check, or credit card) but the farm draws a clear line against Venmo and Zelle, which is worth knowing if those are your default.
The narrower point here: only two species are documented - Douglas fir and Norway spruce. That’s fewer options than several other farms in this research, which stock five, six, even eight varieties. If you have your heart set on a Fraser or Concolor fir, this isn’t the farm for that. But if Douglas fir or Norway spruce suits your needs, the simplicity of the pricing and the wider height range may outweigh the narrower species list for a lot of visitors.
One clear rule from the farm’s own site: tagging a tree in advance isn’t permitted. If you were hoping to walk the fields early in the season, mark a favorite, and come back for it later, that’s explicitly not how this farm operates - you pick and cut in the same visit.
The farm’s 40 open acres are offered for professional photography sessions, a detail that suggests a business comfortable with visitors beyond just tree-buyers. Dogs are welcome, and the operation is veteran-owned. Beyond the tree itself, wreaths and grave blankets round out what’s for sale.
No closing date has been posted, and the record doesn’t confirm hours or days of the week the farm operates, only the reopening date itself. Given how much other detail the farm has published directly (pricing, payment policy, saw rules, the no-tagging rule), it’s a reasonable bet that a phone call would fill in the remaining gaps cleanly.
The farm's own site directly states it reopens November 27, 2026 - a confirmed date rather than an inference. No closing date has been posted.
A standard cut-your-own visit across 40 acres, with the open acreage also offered for professional photography sessions if that's part of your plans.
Not documented directly. No basis for a crowd estimate either way.
Not documented.
Not documented. Assume an unpaved field across the farm's 40 acres.
Skip if you specifically want a fir species outside Douglas fir or Norway spruce, since those are the only two documented here, or if you were hoping to pay by Venmo or Zelle, since the farm explicitly does not accept those.
None documented in this record.
A flat $85 for any tree from 4 to 15 feet, per the farm's own website - Douglas fir or Norway spruce only.
November 27, 2026, per the farm's own site, which states 'WE WILL RE-OPEN ON NOVEMBER 27TH, 2026' directly. No closing date has been posted.
No, the farm's own site states that tagging trees in advance is not permitted.
Cash, check, and credit cards. Venmo and Zelle are explicitly not accepted, per the farm's own site.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published).
Trees start at $85. All trees $85 flat, per the farm's own website.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
231 Adamic Hill Road, Milford, NJ 08848, in Hunterdon County. It is one of 9 farms we track in Northwest NJ.
We track 9 farms in Northwest NJ, 6 of which let you cut your own tree. At $85 to start this one sits above the regional median of $70.
There is 1 other farm we track in Hunterdon County. All Northwest NJ farms →
charliebrownschristmastreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.