Christmas trees · Great Hockham, Norfolk

Manor Farm Christmas Trees

Opens 28 Nov
Snow-covered rows of Christmas trees at Manor Farm Christmas Trees
Photo: Manor Farm Christmas Trees

2026 season

Dates
28 Nov to 20 Dec 2026
Opening times
Weekends only: 28/29 Nov, 5/6 Dec, 12/13 Dec, 19/20 Dec, 9.30am to 4pm. Phone and collect Thursdays and Fridays.
Your tree
Choose from freshly cut trees
Trees
Nordmann fir, Norway spruce, Blue spruce, Serbian spruce
Prices
Norway spruce 6ft from £40, Nordmann fir 6ft from £45, blue spruce 6ft from £45, Omorika 6ft from £40; large trees £10 to £12 per foot
Booking
Just turn up
Things to do
  • Choose your own tree
  • Wreaths

Checked 23 October 2026. Farms can sell out or change plans at short notice, so check before you set off.

About Manor Farm Christmas Trees

A family tree farm near Thetford open at weekends in the run-up to Christmas, with trees cut daily and large trees up to 20ft available.

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