Kenlin Tree Farm
Cut-your-own Christmas trees · Edgewater Park, New Jersey · Burlington County
A choose-and-cut farm in Edgewater Park with seven fir and spruce varieties from five to twenty feet tall, and free help with everything from cutting to tying the tree on your car.
Bring a bow saw or borrow one; power saws are not allowed. The crew will help cut if needed, move the tree out of the field on a cart, net it, drill the trunk for pin stands and tie it on your car or trailer, all at no charge. The rows hold Douglas, Canaan and balsam fir and Norway, white, Serbian and Black Hills spruce, with larger trees on request.
The entrance is on Delanco Road, marked by a white farm sign. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome if you clean up after them, and there is a portable toilet on site. The fields can be muddy.
At a glance
At Kenlin Tree Farm you can cut your own Christmas tree, choosing from Douglas fir, Canaan fir, Norway spruce, white spruce, balsam fir, Serbian spruce and Black Hills spruce. Saws are provided and the farm shakes and nets your tree.
- What you can get
- Cut your own
- Trees
- Douglas fir, Canaan fir, Norway spruce, White spruce, Balsam fir, Serbian spruce, Black Hills spruce
- Season
- The farm says it is open Saturdays and Sundays after Thanksgiving.
- Hours
- Saturdays and Sundays 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. after Thanksgiving (posted on the farm's site, year not stated).
- Getting your tree out
- Carts to haul your tree
- Yes: Saws provided
- Yes: Help cutting and loading
- Yes: Shaking and netting
- Yes: Restrooms
- Yes: Leashed dogs welcome
Address and contact
Kenlin Tree FarmDelanco Rd
Edgewater Park, NJ
The farm had not posted 2026 dates when we last checked. Call or check the farm's website or social pages before you drive out.
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Before you go
- How to Cut Down Your Own Christmas TreeWhat to bring to a choose-and-cut farm, how to pick a fresh tree, where to make the cut and how to get it home and standing, step by step.
- Christmas Tree Types: Which Real Tree Should You Choose?Fraser, balsam, Douglas, noble and concolor fir, spruces, pines and cypress compared for scent, needle retention, soft needles and ornament strength.
- How to Keep a Real Christmas Tree FreshHow much water a Christmas tree drinks, when to recut the trunk, why additives don't help and how long a fresh-cut tree lasts, from extension research.
- When to Cut Your Christmas TreeWhen cut-your-own Christmas tree farms open, how long a fresh-cut tree lasts indoors and the best weekend to go for selection and freshness.
- What Size Christmas Tree Do I Need?How to measure your ceiling and floor space for a real Christmas tree, how wide a tree really is, and how much trunk to leave for the stand.
- How Much Does a Real Christmas Tree Cost?What a real Christmas tree costs in the US, what cut-your-own farms charge, and how flat, per-foot and by-size pricing work, with farm price data.
Sources
Last checked October 2026. We confirm details with the farm's own website first.