Christmas trees · Marldon, Devon
Marldon Christmas Tree Farm
Open until 23 Dec
2026 season
- Dates
- 17 Oct to 23 Dec 2026
- Opening times
- Choose Your Own: Sat 17 Oct to Sun 22 Nov 2026 (tagged trees cut fresh for collection). Pre-cut trees in pens after that. Grotto opens 28 Nov; husky weekends run to 21-23 Dec.
- Your tree
- Choose a growing tree, staff cut it
- Trees
- Nordmann fir, Norway spruce, Fraser fir, Noble fir, Blue spruce, Potted trees
- Prices
- 2026 list: cut Nordmann 3ft £39.99 to 9ft £84.99, Norway spruce 3ft £24.99 to 9ft £74.99; choose-your-own fresh cutting fee £5
- Booking
- Booking recommended
- Dogs
- Dogs on leads
- Things to do
- Choose your own tree
- Pre-cut trees
- Santa's grotto
- Reindeer
- Huskies
- Local delivery
- Facilities
- Christmas shop
- Café
Checked 23 October 2026. Farms can sell out or change plans at short notice, so check before you set off.
About Marldon Christmas Tree Farm
Award-winning 20-acre plantation near Paignton. Choose and tag your own tree in the autumn, or pick a freshly cut tree from the pens in December, with Santa’s grotto, reindeer and huskies.
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