Christmas tree farms in Langley: 2026 opening dates

Langley has plenty of u-cut Christmas tree farms. Here are the farms with their 2026 dates and details, in the order they open, from each farm’s own website, checked November 7, 2026. Farms can close early when they sell out, so check the farm’s site or social media the day you go.

Opening November 14

Tannenbaum Christmas Tree Farm, 5398 252 Street, Aldergrove. A family farm where every tree is u-cut: Fraser, Douglas, Grand, Nordmann and subalpine fir. One price: $110 for any tree, GST included. From November 14, open Friday noon to 5 pm, Saturday 9 am to 6 pm and Sunday 9 am to 3 pm. Saws are provided, netting is $10, and there’s free hot chocolate and apple cider. tannenbaumtreefarm.ca

Opening November 21 and 22

• Fernridge Christmas Tree Forest, 2828 208 Street, south Langley. Opens Saturday, November 21; open daily 9 am to 6 pm. Cut your own Douglas, Grand, Fraser, Nordmann or Canaan fir with a supplied saw and wheel it back on a wagon, or pick a pre-cut tree (including Noble fir) at the sales shed. Hot chocolate and apple cider. Dogs on leash welcome. Debit, credit and cash. Call for prices. fernridgechristmastreeforest.ca
• Oh Christmas Tree Farm, 21858 Maxwell Crescent. A u-cut farm established in 1980. Opens November 21; weekdays 9 am to 4:30 pm, weekends 9 am to 3 pm. ohchristmastreefarm.com
• Alpine Tree Farm, 4726 248 Street (the former Churchland Christmas Tree Farm). A family-run u-cut farm with a soft opening on Sunday, November 22, then opening weekend November 28 and 29, 10 am to 4 pm. Dogs on leash welcome. Cash or e-transfer only. 2026 prices weren’t posted yet when we checked. alpinetreefarm.com

Opening November 28

• Aldor Acres Christmas Trees, 8249 252 Street. U-cut, fresh-cut and live trees (Douglas, Fraser, Noble and Nordmann fir, live spruce and tabletop trees), friendly farm animals and an artisan market. The BC Christmas Trees Association listing shows a farm admission fee ($6 a person or $28 a family). November 28 to December 20: weekdays 10 am to 6 pm, weekends 9 am to 5 pm. No dogs, no chainsaws. aldoracreschristmastrees.ca
• Dogwood Christmas Tree Farm, 8589 252 Street, about 4 km east of Fort Langley. A family farm for over 60 years with u-cut and fresh-cut Norway spruce and Grand, Noble and Fraser fir, $15 to $20 a foot depending on the species; wreaths from $40. Open daily 9 am to 4:30 pm from November 28 until December 9. Saws provided (no chainsaws or axes). Hot chocolate and snacks on weekends. Bring cash: there is a card machine, but the farm says rural wifi makes it unreliable. No pets except service dogs. dogwoodchristmastreefarm.com
• Fern Creek Tree Farm, 22441 79 Avenue. A u-cut farm in a forest setting with a pond and stream. Sheared Douglas fir from 5 to 9 feet, limited Grand and Noble fir, and Canaan fir up to 6 feet, at $10 to $15 a foot; the trees aren’t sprayed. Opens 9 am November 28, weekends only, cash only. Hand saws provided (adults only); bring your own ties, as it doesn’t bale trees. ferncreektreefarm.com
• Frosty’s Family Christmas Tree Farm, 24488 52 Avenue, just west of 248 Street. Opens November 28: u-cut 9 am to 4:30 pm and fresh-cut 9 am to 6 pm, daily. frostysfamilychristmastreefarm.com
• Giesbrecht’s Tree Farm, 5871 248 Street. Growers of BC Christmas trees since 1968. Its u-cut page says the 2026 season opens Saturday, November 28, then Friday to Sunday until sold out (the page still carries a “closed for the season” banner, so check before you go). Baling is $5 cash, donated to the Abbotsford SPCA and Critter Care. giesbrechtstreefarm.com
• Red Trees Farm, 3835 254 Street, Aldergrove. A ticketed “Christmas Experience” on November 28 and 29 and December 5 and 6: $125 for a family of up to six covers a u-cut or fresh-cut tree, a trolley ride (weather permitting), hot chocolate and an ornament. Bookings open November 12 at 10 am. redtreesfarm.com

Dates not posted yet

These farms hadn’t posted 2026 dates when we checked. Watch their sites:

• Harvey’s Christmas Tree Farm. A family farm that grows without sprays and has tall trees; it says it will post opening dates over the next few weeks. harveyschristmastreefarm.wordpress.com
• Riley Tree Farm, 21998 100 Avenue, Fort Langley. In 2025 it opened for u-cut on December weekends (cash only); it also sells firewood. rileytrees.ca

Tips for a u-cut trip

• Measure first: your ceiling height, minus about 30 cm for the stand and the topper.
• Dress for mud: rubber boots and gloves. Fir branches are scratchy.
• Bring straps or rope for the roof, plus an old blanket to protect the paint. Not every farm bales trees. The BC Christmas Trees Association has a guide to tying a tree to your car.
• Go early in the season for the best choice, and early in the day on weekends.
• Fresh cut, then water: the BC Christmas Trees Association says to take about 2 cm off the base and get it into water the same day, because sap seals the cut within a few hours. Use a stand that holds a few litres and check it daily; trees drink the most in the first week.

After Christmas

• Township of Langley: for the 2025-26 season the Township said to cut the tree to fit the green cart or bundle it (no longer than 1 m), or take it to a Metro Vancouver recycling and waste centre, and community groups ran by-donation chipping days after Christmas. Strip all decorations; flocked trees go in the garbage. Check the Township’s notice for this year’s version once it’s posted.
• City of Langley: the City’s green cart page lists branches and plant trimmings but doesn’t mention whole trees, so ask the City before you chop it up. See also garbage and recycling schedules.

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