Blairstown Township · New Jersey
Glenview Farm
Choose a field tree on a mountain farm, with custom wreaths and a warm refreshment break.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- Association baseline November 27–December 20 · Friday–Sunday
Hours: Published baseline 8am–4:30pm
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Association baseline November 27–December 20 · Friday–Sunday
| Published selling calendars to confirm | Hours |
|---|---|
| Current association baseline · November 27–December 20, Friday–Sunday | 8am–4:30pm; year not stated |
| Earlier operator calendar · November 28–December 21, Friday–Sunday | 8am–4:30pm; confirm current opening |
Confirm current-season dates and activity availability with the farm.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Glenview is a choose-and-cut mountain plantation off Glenview Lane, with concolor, Canaan, Fraser and Douglas fir plus Norway and Colorado blue spruce. Saws are supplied or visitors may bring their own; pin-stand drilling and trees over 10 feet are listed. Check current varieties and taller stock before travelling. Staff cutters can help bring down your selected tree if you prefer them to cut it.
Custom wreaths join other decorations, stands and grave blankets. After tree shopping, pause for complimentary cookies and hot chocolate. Leashed dogs are welcome.
The farm also offers balled-and-burlapped trees from 5–14 feet for retail or wholesale purchase. Contact it for prices and collection arrangements if you want a rooted tree rather than a cut one.
Tree species
- Concolor fir
- Canaan fir
- Fraser fir
- Douglas fir
- Norway spruce
- Colorado blue spruce
The farm visit.
Picnic, explore and find Bear
The farm offers picnic tables for a family tailgate; bring your own food and games. Leashed dogs are welcome. Its countryside setting also invites a camera outing or dog walk around the farm.
The “Where’s Bear?” activity invites children to find Bear and take a photo. Check that the activity is running on your visit day.
Compare the six tree choices
The operator’s tree guide describes the differences below. Compare the actual tree and current stock before choosing.
| Tree | Useful differences |
|---|---|
| Concolor fir | Narrow needles around 1–1.5 inches, with good color, needle retention, aroma and shape. |
| Canaan fir | Growth and appearance similar to Fraser and balsam fir. |
| Fraser fir | Upturned branches, dark blue-green foliage, good needle retention and scent. |
| Douglas fir | Soft, dark-green needles with a sweet scent when crushed. |
| Norway spruce | Dark-green foliage, drooping branchlets and a triangular outline. |
| Colorado blue spruce | Sharp blue-gray needles and a symmetrical shape, with good needle retention. |
Arriving at Glenview
Use 2 Glenview Lane for the farm, and follow the farm’s own current approach directions.
Care for the cut tree at home
The farm advises a fresh half-inch cut from the trunk base, prompt water and daily refilling. Keep the tree away from heat.
Other farms to compare.
- Anne Ellen Christmas Tree FarmManalapan Township, New Jersey
Walk mixed fir, spruce and pine fields, or choose a pre-cut tree under the lights; the shops and separately ticketed Village offer different ways to extend the visit.
- Conover’s FarmWall Township, New Jersey
Select and tag a field tree for staff cutting, with heights from four feet to more than twelve and a separate reservation-and-pickup routine.
- Keris Tree Farm & Christmas ShopUpper Freehold Township, New Jersey
Compare field-grown fir, spruce and pine with pre-cut noble and Fraser fir, then browse a Christmas shop with handmade bells, ornaments and fresh greenery.