Best tree farm ever. The work they do all year round is second to none. Great family many thanks to Abby Alice. Jessie Pete chris and Ellie for all you 4 Hampton Falls the trees.You don't need 2 different communities are beautiful.Many thanks for another great year
We’ve visited Tonry’s a number of times over the years. Their staff are always really friendly, the crafts sold in the barn are great, and they have HUGE fields. We skipped a couple years during Covid because they just didn’t have enough trees tall enough for our needs. Or we didn’t get there quick enough, even though we went Thanksgiving weekend but that was a period when everyone, every where was selling out instantly. Anyway, we went back this year for the fun of letting our daughter run around the field and watch our tree cut down. We went to the secondary field as recommended and there was almost nothing over 5ish feet (11/30, their second open day I think). We somehow found one mega chunky 7 footer tucked in a corner that must have been bypassed because of 1) it’s girth and 2) it had a missing chunk on one lower side, which works perfectly for our front window so we didn’t mind. But seriously we walked over every inch of that field before we cut and it was absolutely the last tree that size (worth cutting anyway). So we really lucked out. Had we gone a day, or even an hour later, I doubt we would have left with a tree at all! It was mobbed. And great for them. Small farms have it tougher so it’s nice to see. I worry about the supply next year but we’re going to go the first day they’re open and hope for the best.
You can just feel the love at this Christmas Tree Farm!
Their trees are in great shape, and everything is well organized. They have a tractor wagon to help bring trees back to your car, and a barn with cocoa, coffee, and wreaths for sale. Slightly more expensive than others, but worth it.
It's an awesome place I've been going there since I was a kid with my parents and now I take my kids there every year to get our Christmas tree
