Cherry Hill Township · New Jersey
Springdale Farm Market
Shop five-to-ten-foot pre-cut fir and spruce at the farm’s tree yard, with a fresh base cut included and custom wreaths available.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Opening hours
- Regular store hours daily 8am–6pm; confirm current tree-yard and holiday opening Visit times ↓
- Find the farm
- 1638 South Springdale Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
- Christmas tree visitor inquiries856-424-8674
Visit times.
Official visit information ↗| Christmas tree visit | Hours |
|---|---|
| General farm-store opening | Daily 8am–6pm; confirm holiday and tree-yard exceptions |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Springdale’s Christmas-tree yard is in its plant-yard area. The posted selection includes Fraser, Douglas and concolor fir and Colorado blue spruce in a 5–10-foot range. This is harvested-tree shopping rather than cutting a field tree.
With a tree purchase, staff make a fresh quarter-inch cut at the base to help water uptake. Put the tree into water promptly. If it will wait outside before decorating, keep it sheltered from wind and sun in water, and refresh the base cut before putting it in the stand.
Tree species
- Fraser fir
- Douglas fir
- Concolor fir
- Colorado blue spruce
The farm visit.
Wreaths, plants and the farm-market stop
Customizable wreaths, fresh greens and grave blankets are sold alongside the trees, with poinsettias as another seasonal plant-yard choice. The farm market’s gift range includes ceramic table decorations, candles, cheese and New Jersey honey. Check current designs and stock for the particular winter item you want.
The onsite bakery makes cider doughnuts daily throughout the year, alongside pies, bread, cookies and muffins. These are separate purchases to browse around a tree-shopping stop; confirm seasonal flavours, advance orders and collection arrangements with the market.
Tree-yard opening
The earlier tree-yard guide says it follows the store’s regular opening hours. Current home and directions information lists the regular store daily 8am–6pm. Confirm holiday exceptions, the tree yard’s availability and remaining heights before making a special trip.
| Visit or offering | What to know |
|---|---|
| Tree range | Fraser/Douglas/concolor fir and Colorado blue spruce, 5–10 feet |
| Included preparation | Fresh quarter-inch base cut |
| General store hours | Daily 8am–6pm; confirm holiday/tree-yard exceptions |
| Other winter purchases | Custom wreaths, greens, grave blankets and poinsettias |
Arrange a year-round campfire hayride
The farm’s linked campfire flyer describes a separate year-round, two-hour private hayride through the woods to a lakeside campsite, with picnic tables and lanterns. The driver maintains the fire and lanterns while the group spends time at the site. Reserve this outing separately from tree shopping and ask for an available date, current quote and current policies; it is not a walk-in or tree-purchase inclusion.
The older linked flyer charges for at least 20 people even when a smaller group attends and warns of a possible wagon fuel surcharge. It lists a $50 cash-or-check deposit to secure a time, applied to final payment after the headcount is taken before loading; the group leader collects and pays before the ride. The $50 is a deposit, not the full group price.
That flyer says the deposit is nonrefundable for cancellations within 21 days, with an exception for rain at the scheduled departure. Confirm how that exception and the current cancellation policy apply before booking. Arrive 15 minutes early: latecomers cannot join after the wagons leave.
For groups mainly made up of children under 12, the flyer requires one adult for every five children. It recommends the outing for children over six, teenagers and adults without stating a blanket ban on younger children; it separately lists children under one as free. Ask how the charged minimum and your group’s ages are handled. No alcohol is allowed. Bring food, activities and clothing for the outdoor weather.
Optional equipment and bakery food are separate. Older listed rentals are $0.50 per roasting fork, $5 for a tabletop double burner and $2 for a one-gallon kettle. The flyer asks for bakery orders at least two days ahead, with food prices seasonal. Confirm current rentals and prices. The older programme flyer prints 856-414-1972 and springdaleinfo@juno.com; the main market number is 856-424-8674, which can confirm the appropriate current booking contact.
| Planning point | Published flyer terms | Before arranging |
|---|---|---|
| Duration and setting | Two hours; private woods/lakeside campsite, tables and lanterns; driver maintains fire | Year-round option by reservation; confirm current date and rate |
| Charged minimum | At least 20 people; possible wagon fuel surcharge | Ask for the full group quote even when fewer attend |
| Reservation deposit | $50 cash or check, applied to final headcount payment before loading | Older flyer amount/policy; confirm current terms, not full group price |
| Cancellation | Within 21 days, deposit nonrefundable except rain at scheduled departure | Confirm the current policy and what the rain exception provides |
| Arrival | 15 minutes early; no joining after departure | Allow time for the group to arrive together |
| Children and supervision | Mostly-under-12 groups: 1 adult per 5 children; over-six suitability recommendation; under-one free in flyer | Confirm age suitability and charged minimum; no blanket younger-child ban stated |
| Food, equipment and conduct | Bring food/activities; no alcohol; optional rentals/food cost extra | Older rentals: fork $0.50 each, burner $5, one-gallon kettle $2; confirm current prices; bakery order at least two days ahead |
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.