Real Christmas Trees in Surrey: Where to Choose or Cut Your Own (2026)

A long-established farm on New Haw Road near Weybridge, and one of the few in the South East where you can cut your own tree. It grows Nordmann fir, Norway spruce, blue spruce and, as a newer planting, Fraser fir, which is narrower and suits smaller rooms.

Cutting your own must be booked: you buy a £30 deposit voucher for a date and time, take a wheelbarrow into the plantation, then pay the balance at the tills once the tree is measured. Trees between 4ft and 10ft may be cut, at ground level, between 10am and 4pm. Pre-cut trees need no booking; they stand on spikes so you can see them from every side.

Its 2026 Christmas opening dates were not yet on the website in mid-October. Dogs are not allowed in the growing fields.

A family estate between Dorking and Horsham where you can either cut a Norway spruce or dig one up with its roots. Dig or cut trees cost £45 each, whatever the size, and only a set number are released each season to keep a ten-year growing rotation, so once they are gone, they are gone. Please don't take trees below waist height.

If you would rather not cut, there are freshly pre-cut Nordmann firs and Norway spruces from 4ft to 10ft, from £40. Larger trees can be special-ordered, but the farm asks for those orders by the end of September. Local handmade wreaths are £30 and tree stands from £20.

A small farm on Blackberry Road, Felcourt, close to where Surrey meets Kent and Sussex. It planted its first trees in 2009 and grows Norway spruce, Nordmann fir and blue spruce. You choose a tree in the field and the farm cuts and wraps it, or you can cut it yourself, or dig it out with its roots to replant, using your own hand tools (no power tools). Trees are colour-tagged by height, from red for 3ft to 4ft up to green for 12ft to 15ft.

No booking is needed. You can also reserve a tree for later collection or delivery. Delivery within about four miles costs £8, and for another £8 the farm will collect the tree after Christmas.

A working farm on the Milford road that has been in the same family for more than five generations and has grown Christmas trees for over fifty years; it is a member of the British Christmas Tree Growers Association. Most of its trees are grown at Elstead, with some specialist trees from Hampshire and a few pot-grown trees from Scotland.

Trees run from 3ft to more than 30ft, in Nordmann fir, Norway spruce, blue spruce, Fraser fir and lodgepole pine, cut or pot-grown. A selection can be ordered online for local delivery, with the delivery cost confirmed after checkout. There is a Christmas shop with decorations, stands and lights. Because of livestock, dogs are not allowed, and toilets are a portaloo only.

Hans Christmas Andersen grows its trees on plantations in the Surrey Hills, and Santa Fir, on the Guildford road just before the Gaston Gate roundabout between Shamley Green and Cranleigh, is its farm site in Surrey. Norway spruce, Nordmann fir and pot-grown trees are cut through the season and stood on spikes in a "standing forest", so you can walk round each one. You can't cut your own.

Entry and parking are free. On selected weekends there is a Christmas market, a licensed bar, and donkeys and reindeer, and an independent decorations shop, All Wrapped Up, is on site. Cranleigh Garden Services delivers trees bought here; arrange it with them. Between 23 November and 4 December 2026 you can swap a complete artificial tree of 5ft or more for £25 off a real one here; the artificial trees go to the charity DEBRA. You can also bring your tree back to the yard after Christmas for recycling.

The same grower's smaller site, just off the A3 at the Godalming and Farnham turn for the B3000, on Priorsfield Road. It has the same home-grown trees in a standing forest, a small shop selling lights, wooden decorations and wreaths, and refreshments on some weekends.

Father Christmas has moved his grotto here from Shamley Green: £6 per visit with a gift for every child, 10am to 3pm on 28 and 29 November and 5 and 6 December, with no booking. Delivery is not offered from this site.

A tree farm on the A320 Guildford Road next to the ambulance station, about a mile from junction 11 of the M25. It sells Norway spruce, Nordmann fir and blue spruce from 3ft to 16ft, plus stands, logs and wreaths made on the farm, and will trim and wrap your tree. You can't cut your own. Father Christmas visits a woodland grotto, with weekend visits booked online.

Its published 2026 prices start at £10 for a 3ft to 4ft Norway spruce; a 6ft to 7ft Norway spruce is £40 and a Nordmann fir or blue spruce of the same height £50. The farm can only be reached from the Ottershaw roundabout: pass the ambulance station on your left and take the next left.

A nursery and farm shop on the Portsmouth Road at Ripley that says all its cut trees are grown and cut in the Surrey Hills. It sells premium-grade Nordmann fir, colour-tagged by height from 125cm to 300cm, along with potted trees, lights and stands, from mid-November.

Its tree page lists Nordmann firs at £35 to £120. It does not say whether those are 2026 prices, so check before you go. The nursery suggests letting the tree settle for 24 hours in a shelter before bringing it indoors.