Medford Township · New Jersey
Indian Acres Tree Farm
Shop pre-cut Fraser fir trees during the day, with a gift shop and a separately ticketed Winter Wonderland trail on selected evenings.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- Tree sales from November 27 until sold out
Hours: Tree sales 9:30am–4:30pm; evening trail has separate hours
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Tree season: Tree sales from November 27 until sold out
| Christmas tree visit | Hours |
|---|---|
| Christmas-tree sales from November 27 | 9:30am–4:30pm until sold out |
| Winter Wonderland selected Fri/Sat nights | 5pm–9pm; last admission 30 minutes before close |
| Winter Wonderland other selected nights | 5pm–8pm; last admission 30 minutes before close |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Indian Acres sells pre-cut trees only while its tagging and cut-and-take fields recover; the operator anticipates restarting field cutting around 2030. The tree page lists Fraser and balsam fir from North Carolina, with pre-cut blue and Norway spruce from the farm. The current calendar begins tree sales November 27, 9:30am–4:30pm until sold out. Check the current crop and heights before traveling.
The gift shop offers wreaths, grave blankets, tree stands, ornaments and holiday decorations. Treat the daytime tree-shopping window and the illuminated evening trail as separate visits: a Winter Wonderland ticket is not established as a requirement for buying a daytime tree.
Delivery and setup in your own stand can be arranged through the shop; request prices and details there. Handmade farm-green wreaths, assorted greenery buckets, grave blankets, mailbox arches and door swags are available. Order early for a particular design. The operator says it will not carry balsam wreaths or white-pine roping in the posted tree-page offer.
Tree species
- Fraser fir (pre-cut)
- Balsam fir (pre-cut)
- Blue spruce (pre-cut)
- Norway spruce (pre-cut)
The farm visit.
Winter Wonderland by night
The illuminated walking trail operates on selected nights from November 20 through January 3, with timed arrival. Friday and Saturday hours are 5pm–9pm; other open evenings are 5pm–8pm. Enter at least thirty minutes before closing. Allow about an hour for the outdoor walk, with time afterwards for the fire pits or a second circuit.
Book the intended night separately from daytime tree shopping. On-site tickets are available only when advance sales leave capacity. Tickets are final and nonrefundable; the dedicated FAQ permits rescheduling at least six hours ahead. If the farm closes the trail for weather, the main farm’s policy allows the ticket to be used on another open night. Hot chocolate, s’mores kits and gift-shop merchandise are paid purchases; cider and other snacks are also available, with prices to check.
| Open nights | Trail hours and final entry |
|---|---|
| November 20–22 and 27–30 | Friday/Saturday 5pm–9pm, final entry 8:30pm; other listed nights 5pm–8pm, final entry 7:30pm |
| December 1–23 and 26–30 | Friday/Saturday 5pm–9pm, final entry 8:30pm; other listed nights 5pm–8pm, final entry 7:30pm |
| January 2–3 | Saturday 5pm–9pm, final entry 8:30pm; Sunday 5pm–8pm, final entry 7:30pm |
Trail admission and outdoor conditions
The farm homepage quotes admission bases of $20 for ages 12 and older, $15 for ages 2–11, and free admission for age 1 and under. Its public online booking widget displays $21.90 for ages 12+ including a $1.90 booking fee, and $16.43 for ages 2–11 including a $1.43 booking fee. Confirm the selected booking’s final total; the displayed prices are not a verified checkout grand total.
The main farm trail page separately advertises a cash discount and a 3.5% surcharge for any card. Check how your chosen purchase channel is charged rather than assuming that surcharge is added to the displayed online prices. Those trail terms do not establish payment conditions for daytime trees. The online widget lists booking protection included; review the selected booking policy for what it covers and its conditions.
Dogs are not permitted on the trail. The route runs through woods and tree fields, and cold or wet weather can affect wheelchair and stroller passage. Ask about the ground conditions before relying on the route for mobility needs, and dress for an outdoor winter evening.
| Admission or purchase | Published price | Scope and conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Farm-listed admission · ages 12+ | $20 admission base | Farm homepage amount; purchase-channel fees to confirm |
| Displayed ONLINE admission · ages 12+ | $21.90 including $1.90 booking fee | Public online display, not verified checkout grand total |
| Farm-listed admission · ages 2–11 | $15 admission base | Farm homepage amount; purchase-channel fees to confirm |
| Displayed ONLINE admission · ages 2–11 | $16.43 including $1.43 booking fee | Public online display, not verified checkout grand total |
| Farm-listed admission · age 1 and under | Free | Confirm any online infant-ticket arrangements |
| Main farm’s trail card policy | 3.5% card surcharge; cash discount advertised | Separate farm-page policy; confirm the selected purchase channel, do not assume an addition to displayed online prices |
| Ticket changes | Reschedule at least 6 hours ahead | Final sale/no refunds; review selected booking policy and protection conditions |
| Daytime trees | Separate purchase | Ask the farm for current tree prices |
Santa, Rudolph and the illuminated walk
The trail passes woodland miniature scenes, snowmen and reused farm-material displays, a gnome-village scene, the giant sled and penguin area, Birdhouse Row, a light tunnel in the white-pine field and Rita’s miniature village. After a break at the fire pits, visitors may walk the trail a second time.
On selected nights, photographs with Santa, Mrs Claus and Rudolph are included with a trail ticket, using your own camera. The main farm lists Santa on November 20–21 and 27–28, December 4–6 and 11–23; the online booking description instead lists December 4–23. Check Santa’s availability for the selected night, particularly December 7–10. The main farm’s Santa window is 5:30pm–8pm on Friday/Saturday and 5:30pm–7:30pm on other listed dates. Rudolph has a different set of photo dates. The Grinch is described as appearing most nights, without a guaranteed nightly timetable.
| Visit or offering | What to know |
|---|---|
| Santa · main farm calendar | November 20–21, 27–28; December 4–6 and 11–23 |
| Santa · online booking description | November 20–21, 27–28; December 4–23. Calendars differ for December 7–10; confirm the selected night |
| Santa · Friday/Saturday | 5:30pm–8pm; included with trail ticket, take your own photo |
| Santa · other listed dates | 5:30pm–7:30pm; included with trail ticket |
| Rudolph photo dates | November 20–21, 27–28; December 5–6, 11–13 and 17–23 |
| Repeat walk | A second trail walk is permitted after the bonfire break |
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.