We will remain closed through 2020!


Come find Elfie and take your family photo with Santa!


An organic, cut-your-own Christmas tree farm

 


Free tree wrapping, cider, cookies, tools,
and tree limos to make your day fun



A family Christmas tradition since 1990

Third Stone Farm, 106 Garland Rd, Barnstead Parade, NH 03218
a family tradition since 1990

Due to Covid-19 & drought,
we will be unable to open for 2020.
This will give our trees a break and we'll be back with a great selection of trees in 2021
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2020 Open Info & Pricing

        We will be closed
        for the 2020 season
        
        
        
        

Our trees

        All of our trees are grown right here in
        Barnstead, NH. Our varieties are
        primarily Balsam, Faser and Canaan
        Firs, in all sizes, even bigger than
        you will ever fit in your house!

Other products

        Sure, we've got wreaths! And, some
        of our very own honey & maple syrup
        for Christmas gifts.


1 year ago

We are SOLD OUT of cut your own Christmas trees. ... See more

1 year ago
2019 Christmas tree decorating contest

1 year ago

In the studio getting some stuff ready for the ... See more

1 year ago
2019 Christmas tree decorating contest

Vote now until our little elves go to sleep on ... See more

Vote now until our little elves go to sleep on ... See more

1 year ago
Reflecting on a year

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1 year ago
prelude

Just in case you need a reminder that it's coming:

1 year ago
Third Stone Farm's cover photo

1 year ago

Firewood: Done
12 crates for heating home
4 ... See more

1 year ago
Third Stone Christmas Tree Farm, Barnstead, NH | A New Hampshire organic, cut-your-own Christmas tree farm.

Now sold out of cut your own trees for ... See more

1 year ago

Starting to mill lumber for our sugar shack.

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Third Stone Farm aka
Third Stone Christmas Tree Farm


Third Stone Farm is a 24 acre cut-your-own Christmas tree farm in Barnstead Parade, NH.
During the summer of 2013, Tim & Atlanta took over the farm from Mike, Rich & Karlene to
continue their tradition of a family run, exclusively organically grown, sustainable tree farm.
We follow organic principles and are pursuing USDA organic certification.