Martin Family Tree Farm

70 Manners Road, Ringoes, New Jersey 08551

Oct 2026: The farm had not posted its 2026 dates when this was written. Its hours change from season to season, so check its website or email before you go.


Martin Family Tree Farm At A Glance...

  • Pick and cut your own Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce or Canaan Fir from thousands of trees growing on a 50 acre family farm.
  • The farm began as a landscape nursery in 1999 and opened to the public for Christmas trees in 2013.
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  • New Jersey Skylands Region Hunterdon County

About Martin Family Tree Farm

Martin Family Tree Farm is a family-run Christmas tree farm where you walk the fields and cut your own "Jersey Fresh" tree. The farm has thousands of trees of all sizes in the ground and offers Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce and Canaan Fir.

The family's 50 acre tree farm sits on Manners Road in East Amwell Township. The farm has no street number on its entrance, which is across from number 69 Manners Road.

The farm sends out email updates each season, and you can sign up for them on its website.



  • Farming:
    • Christmas Tree (cut your own)
    • Pick Your Own


Contact / Location

Primary Address:
Directions 70 Manners Road
Ringoes, New Jersey 08551
Contact:

A Brief History

The land was converted to nursery stock and first planted in 1999, mostly growing nursery trees for landscape use. In 2013 the Martin family opened the gates to the public for the first time so visitors could cut their own fresh Christmas tree. The farm is run alongside Martin Nursery.


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