Wishing for snow!
You might have been looking at the weather forecast for this weekend and seen that heavy rains and high winds are forecasted through mid-day on Saturday.
With that in mind, we will be opening at 1PM on Saturday for tree tagging, tree sales, and pick-ups. Please don’t come out any earlier, as we won’t be out working during the inclement weather.
Also, we have no more Concolor Fir trees for this year. Plenty of Douglas fir to choose from though!
Nukster was hoping this rain would turn into snow.
Here’s out self-service station where you can pick up a farm map, instructions, a tree tag and a pen.
We are committed to the health and safety of our team and guests and rely on your support to do your part to protect yourself, your family and other people at the farm by adhering to the following guidelines:
Please know that if you do not feel comfortable visiting White Dog Farms right now, we understand and encourage you to delay your visit until a time in the future when you do feel comfortable. We believe each of us has to individually make the decision as to what we feel is right and/or safe for ourselves and our families.
Our guidelines are subject to change as needed to comply with mandates issued during the COVID-19 pandemic. We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you soon.
Pictures With Santa – November 7th and 8th, 2020
Just a reminder about our hours of operation. Even though they’re posted here on our website and on Facebook, we thought it might be helpful to do a quick post.
If you would like to come to the farm outside of our regular hours to tag or pick up a previously tagged tree, please take a moment to check in with us first. We want to make sure someone is here and that we can accommodate your request before you take the trip.
Farm Hours
Sometimes people forget to check in at the red building before they head out into the field.
This is not a great idea! You’ll need a tag to tie to the tree you pick out, and if you don’t stop at the red building you won’t have one. This means a trip back to where you started.
Make sure you stop here first to get your tagging supplies!
Here are a few tips for a fun Christmas tree farm experience:
1. Make sure you dress appropriately for the weather – you’ll be outside for a while, and there’s nothing worse than getting halfway through your tree search and realizing you left your hat and mittens at home.
2. It’s a good idea to wear sturdy walking shoes on the farm. Our farm is long and narrow, and if you walk all the way to the back in your search for the perfect tree, it could take you almost 10 minutes (it‘s good exercise ?).
3. Make sure to visit when you aren’t rushed for time – our trees are cut to order, so depending on the time of day and the number of people who were here before you, you might experience a wait.
Need to insert a little footnote here – if it’s busy, and you’d like to come back a little later to pick up your tree, there are a ton of places close by where you can get a bite to eat, have a cup of hot chocolate, a glass of wine or beer, or do some shopping. We have maps of the downtown area and would be happy to give you a few suggestions – just ask!
4. Please make sure to keep your furry family members on a leash and be prepared to clean up any “presents” they might leave behind. ???
5. Look for trees that don’t already have a tag on them. You can choose any tree you find out there as long as it doesn’t already have a tag on it. ?❄️❄️?
6. Be sure to check in at the little red building before you head out into the trees – you’ll need a tag and a map.
We’re excited to be one of the sponsors for a wonderful Breakfast with Santa event at Annata Wine Bar in Downtown Hammonton. For more information, click here.
Hopefully your Christmas tree will be up and decorated, and you can enjoy a relaxing breakfast!
Breakfast with Santa!
