Audubon · New Jersey
Walt’s Christmas Trees — Audubon
Shop a pre-cut Christmas tree into the evening at Walt’s Audubon lot, with a common catalog ranging from tabletop trees to fourteen feet.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Find the farm
- 100 East Black Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ 08106
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Tree season: Black Friday–Christmas Eve
| Christmas tree visit | Hours |
|---|---|
| Black Friday–Christmas Eve | Daily 10am–9pm; confirm holiday exceptions |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Walt’s Audubon lot sells harvested trees rather than offering a cut-your-own field visit. The operator’s shared catalog includes balsam, concolor, Douglas, Fraser and noble fir and blue spruce, from 2–3-foot tabletop trees to 14 feet. Ask the branch about its current deliveries and heights; a chain-wide catalog is not a guarantee that every lot has every variety.
The operator describes sourcing from Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Oregon and Canada. Its Douglas trees are described as coming from within 150 miles of Philadelphia. These growing-region notes describe the shared supply, not a claim that trees grow at the Audubon lot.
Tree species
- Balsam fir
- Blue spruce
- Concolor fir
- Douglas fir
- Fraser fir
- Noble fir
The farm visit.
Compare the common fir choices
Walt’s common catalogue describes Fraser fir with strong branches and good needle retention. Douglas fir is a large, full choice with medium-weight branches, though the operator notes that it tends to shed a little. Balsam offers dark-green needles with silvery undersides, fragrance and long-lasting needles.
These descriptions help compare the trees on display; actual species and heights vary by lot and delivery. Confirm the branch’s current Fraser supply and examine the individual tree before choosing.
| Tree | Operator-described character |
|---|---|
| Fraser fir | Strong branches and good needle retention; confirm current branch supply |
| Douglas fir | Large, full shape; medium-weight branches; can shed a little |
| Balsam fir | Dark-green needles with silvery undersides; fragrance, shape and long-lasting needles |
The Audubon retail visit
The operator names 100 East Black Horse Pike as its Audubon branch and posts daily 10am–9pm from Black Friday through Christmas Eve. Confirm holiday exceptions and tree availability before setting out. The checked branch page does not establish prices, payment or netting/loading inclusions.
| Visit or offering | What to know |
|---|---|
| Branch address | 100 East Black Horse Pike, Audubon |
| Posted selling season | Black Friday–Christmas Eve |
| Posted hours | Daily 10am–9pm |
| Size range | Shared catalog 2–3 feet to 14 feet; branch stock varies |
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.