Evergreen Ridge charges a flat $70 no matter the tree's height, publishes real hours, and throws in free cider - about as straightforward and predictable as cut-your-own gets in this batch, aside from an unconfirmed closing date.
$70 per tree, flat rate (not priced per foot).
Evergreen Ridge does something few cut-your-own farms in this batch do: it charges one flat price, $70, no matter how tall the tree is. That’s a meaningfully different arrangement from the per-foot or tiered pricing common elsewhere in New Hampshire, and it changes the math for a visitor in a straightforward way - since height doesn’t change the price here, there’s no financial reason to pick a smaller tree than you actually want.
The farm grows Balsam fir, Fraser fir, and Blue spruce, a solid if not unusual lineup for the region. Fraser fir in particular is broadly known for holding its needles longer after cutting than many alternatives, a general horticultural fact worth factoring in if you’re buying early in the season and want the tree to look good through New Year’s.
Typical hours run 9am to 4:30pm, Tuesday through Sunday - notably, that’s six days a week rather than the weekend-only schedule several other farms in this batch use. If a weekday visit works better for your schedule, Evergreen Ridge is one of the more accommodating options here. The one day it appears not to cover is Monday, so don’t plan around that.
The season is expected to open Nov 27, 2026, based on the farm’s own day-after-Thanksgiving language, which this project resolved to a specific date. What’s missing is a closing date - the farm’s site didn’t specify when the season wraps up, and at the time of research the site indicated the farm was between seasons. That’s a real gap if you’re planning a trip for late in the season; a call to confirm the farm is still open on a specific December date is worth the two minutes it takes.
Complimentary hot apple cider and treats come with the visit, along with handcrafted wreaths and ornaments for sale - a nice touch that costs nothing extra if you just want the drink, and a reasonable add-on purchase if the wreaths and ornaments catch your eye. None of this is described as elaborate; it reads as a straightforward, no-frills farm rather than a destination with hayrides or a petting area.
Evergreen Ridge is a member of the NH-VT Christmas Tree Association, which at minimum means it’s part of the region’s established grower network rather than an unlisted or brand-new operation - a small but real signal of legitimacy for a farm without much else to verify it by.
The flat $70 pricing and six-day hours make this an easy farm to plan around, assuming your visit falls within whatever the actual 2026 season turns out to be. Confirm the closing date before a late-season trip, since that’s the one piece of the calendar this record couldn’t pin down.
The season is expected to open Nov 27, 2026, with hours 9am-4:30pm Tuesday through Sunday; no closing date was found, so don't assume it stays open all the way to Christmas Eve without checking.
30-45 minutes for cutting and paying; a little longer if you linger over the complimentary cider or browse the wreaths and ornaments.
Not documented in the record; being open six days a week rather than weekends-only may spread visitors out more evenly than at farms with a narrower schedule.
Not specified in the record; expect an unpaved lot as at most cut-your-own farms.
Not specified in the record.
Skip if Monday is your only free day, since the farm's typical hours run Tuesday through Sunday.
Third Stone Christmas Tree Farm in Barnstead, also in the Lakes Region, if you want to compare a smaller, weekend-focused organic operation nearby.
A flat $70 per tree, regardless of height - not priced per foot like some farms.
Balsam fir, Fraser fir, and Blue spruce.
9am-4:30pm, Tuesday through Sunday; the farm doesn't appear to open Mondays.
Nov 27, 2026, based on the farm's stated day-after-Thanksgiving opening pattern; no closing date was found.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Tuesday-Sunday. Hours: 9:00am-4:30pm Tue-Sun.
Trees start at $70. $70 per tree, flat rate (not priced per foot).
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
352 Berry Road, New Durham, NH 03855, in Strafford County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Lakes Region NH.
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evergreenridgechristmastreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.