Oct 2026: The farm reopens on November 27, 2026, the day after Thanksgiving.
Charlie Brown's Christmas Tree Farm At A Glance...
- Choose and cut your own from 40 acres of Douglas fir and Norway spruce on a 150 acre preserved family farm.
- Norway spruces up to 15 feet tall, lightly sheared for a natural shape, for a home with a high ceiling.
- Wreaths made by hand from the farm's own Douglas fir boughs, decorated with your pick of ribbon and trim while you wait.
- Climb to the upper field for the views.
- Hand-quilted table runners, button ornaments and mini quilts are sold with the greens.
- Todays Sunrise: 6:39 am, Sunset: 4:49 pm
- New Jersey Skylands Region Hunterdon County
About Charlie Brown's Christmas Tree Farm
Charlie Brown's is a cut-your-own Christmas tree farm on Adamic Hill Road in Holland Township, near Milford. You pick a Douglas fir or Norway spruce out of 40 acres of trees on a 150 acre preserved farm, cut it yourself with a bow saw the farm provides, and the crew helps get it onto your car. Trees run from about 4 to 15 feet.
The Douglas firs have soft needles and run 4 to 10 feet. The Norway spruces run 10 to 15 feet, are lightly sheared for a more natural shape, and suit a high ceiling. Norways drop needles faster than other cut trees, so the farm advises cutting one no earlier than two weeks before Christmas and keeping it well watered.
The farm also makes wreaths from its own Douglas fir boughs, plain or decorated while you wait, plus grave blankets, mailbox swags, hanging baskets and arrangements. Handmade gifts include button ornaments, hand-quilted table runners and mini quilts. Professional photographers can book holiday sessions among the trees through a policy and contract on the farm's Important Information page.
Dogs are welcome on a 6 foot leash, and the farm asks you to clean up after them. Trash receptacles are at the Barn.
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Amenities:
- Parking Lot(s)
Farming:- Christmas Tree (cut your own)
- Pick Your Own
Rules/Regulations:- Must be Leashed
Contact / Location
A Brief History
Charles Jr. and Lorraine Brown started the Christmas tree farm in the mid 1980s. Their sons Charlie and Randy Brown now run the 150 acre preserved farm with their families. The farm describes itself as veteran owned and operated.
Tips and Tricks
Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes. The farm provides twine and a hand lifting the tree onto your car, but asks that you tie it down yourself.
Tailgating is not allowed because parking is limited. If you need cash for tips, there is an ATM at the Delta Gas Station at 1050 Milford Warren Glen Road in Milford, about 5 minutes from the farm.
The farm has completed Penn State training on the spotted lanternfly and points to Penn State Extension's finding that the risk to Christmas trees is low.
Wreath ribbon and trim sell out, so have a backup choice or two in mind.
Admission & Guidelines
No entry fee is mentioned on the farm's site; you pay for the tree. Every tree was $85 regardless of size in the 2025 season, and the farm had not posted a 2026 price at last check. There is no tagging, so you cut the tree you choose on that visit.
Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted. Venmo, Zelle and other electronic payments are not, and tips for the crew are cash only because tips cannot go on a card.
Chainsaws are not allowed because the farm's insurance does not cover them. Bow saws are free to borrow.
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Milford, New Jersey 08848