New Jersey’s Best Christmas Tree Farms Goes Back 60 Years

In late October, The Pioneer Woman Magazine published a list of the best Christmas Tree Farms in every state. With the holidays right around the corner and many people putting up their tree right after Thanksgiving, this was a very timely feature. In New Jersey, you'll have to travel to the northwestern part of the state to arrive at the best Christmas Tree farm in the area. However, you will be in for a memorable experience that allows you to see some animals. Each of the locations Pioneer Woman names offers acres of fresh Christmas trees grown right onsite at the property. Then, you either cut down the tree of your choice or select one that the staff properly takes down for you. "The best part is that you'll be supporting a local farm, many of which have been in their families for generations," the state. It's a win-win opportunity. Your efforts give back to the local community and provide you, and it's a great way to kick off a festive holiday season. Clark Griswold comedic references are encouraged along the way. The best Christmas Tree Farm in New Jersey has been in business since 1961. In Sussex, New Jersey - Shale Hills Farm "Cut your own 'Hand Sheared' Christmas Tree at New Jersey’s friendliest cut your own Christmas Tree Farm," Shale Hills says. What makes Shale Hills different is that they still use an old-fashioned hand-shearing method to take care of their trees. This gives each tree its own unique character and look. Each tree is sheared 7-12 times. Onsite Shale Hills offers pine, spruce, and fir trees. After you pick your perfect tree, you can head in and see the animals. This is a favorite attraction for kids; it includes cows, chickens, goats, and sheep. "A beautifully decorated evergreen tree, with colored lights ablaze, inspires warm memories of Christmases long past," Shale Hills concludes. You can get your own fresh Christmas Tree at Shale Hills Farm by visiting them at 98 Pond School Road Sussex, New Jersey 07461. [select-listicle listicle_id="613829" syndication_name="2-new-jersey-destinations-among-the-best-for-solo-travel" description="yes"]