King's Pine Farm has confirmed its 2026 opening date, Nov 27, directly on its own site, which puts it ahead of several other thin-record farms in this batch, but nearly everything else - hours, price, species - remains unpublished.
King’s Pine Farm, run by Dana Merrill in Deerfield, stands out for one specific reason in an otherwise thin record: it has already confirmed its 2026 season opening date, November 27, directly on its own website. That might sound like a small thing, but compared to several other farms in this Rockingham County batch that hadn’t posted any 2026 dates at all as of this research, it’s a genuine point in King’s Pine’s favor for anyone trying to plan ahead.
Beyond that opening date, the record is thin. The farm’s inclusion in the NH-VT Christmas Tree Association’s “Choose & Cut” directory confirms it operates as a choose-and-cut farm, meaning you select from trees that are cut for you or already accessible rather than necessarily wandering a field with your own saw, though the details of exactly how that process works day to day weren’t found. Hours, pricing, and tree species weren’t published on the pages reviewed either.
Given how little is public here beyond the confirmed opening date, a phone call to 603-463-1735 is close to a necessary step before visiting, not just a nice-to-have. That call should cover three things this record can’t answer: what hours the farm actually keeps once it opens, what a tree costs, and what species are available if you have a preference.
Since the confirmed opening is the day after Thanksgiving, the same pattern most NH farms follow, it’s reasonable to expect that first weekend to be the busiest stretch of the season here too, even without direct confirmation of crowd patterns. If you’d rather avoid the opening-weekend rush, a visit the following week is a reasonable bet, assuming the farm is still open and stocked - something this record also can’t confirm past the opening date itself.
It’s worth being precise about what a single confirmed date actually buys you as a visitor. Knowing a farm opens Nov 27 tells you the earliest day a trip could work, but it says nothing about whether the farm is open every day after that, what a reasonable arrival window looks like, or how the season winds down heading into late December. Several other farms in this batch pair a firm opening date with published daily or weekend hours and even a closing date; King’s Pine has only the first piece. That’s a meaningfully thinner picture than it might first appear, and it’s the reason this record still recommends a phone call rather than treating the confirmed date as enough information on its own.
King’s Pine Farm gives you one solid, confirmed fact to build a trip around: a Nov 27, 2026 opening. Everything else - hours, price, species, and how long the season runs - needs a phone call before you can plan a specific visit with any confidence.
The 2026 season is confirmed to open Nov 27; no closing date, hours, or specific days were published on the farm's site.
Not specified in the record; a straightforward choose-and-cut visit typically runs 20-40 minutes.
Not documented in the record; a Nov 27 (day-after-Thanksgiving) opening likely means that first weekend is the busiest, as at most NH farms with that same pattern.
Not specified in the record.
Not specified in the record.
Skip if you need confirmed hours or pricing in hand before you drive over, since neither was published in the sources reviewed.
Tonry Farm in Hampton Falls, also in Rockingham County, for a farm with more historical pricing detail to reference, even if not confirmed for 2026.
November 27, 2026, confirmed directly on the farm's own website - more concrete than many comparable farms had posted at the time of this research.
Choose-and-cut, based on the farm's inclusion in the NH-VT Christmas Tree Association's Choose & Cut directory.
Not published in the sources reviewed - call 603-463-1735 to ask directly.
Dana Merrill, per the farm's own website.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published).
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
185 North Road, Deerfield, NH 03037, in Rockingham County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Southern New Hampshire.
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kingspinefarm.com
Checked September 2026.