Tree Barn

We had a great experience here. We picked out the tree we wanted, took our ticket inside, paid, and left very satisfied within 10 minutes. If shopping always ended up this way, I would be a happy man.
The guy helping us with the tree was attentive, conversational, and on top of it. He helped us tie the tree to the top of our car in no time at all and we were on our way. Slightly more expensive than I wanted it to be, but I wouldn’t go anywhere else for convenience sake.
Solid selection of decorations, wreaths, and other Christmas items inside.

This was my first real tree buying experience and it was quick and efficient. Our visit was less than 15 mins, as we were lucky to find a parking spot right away. The hardest part is just choosing which tree you want. The prices for trees are $ 45-​$ 50 for 5ft trees and approx. $ 55-​$ 80 for 6ft — 7ft+ trees.
You choose a tree outside, a salesman will rip off the ticket price with tree number on it. He will wrap it up in plastic netting while you go inside the church to pay. Inside, you’ll also find assorted real wreaths (price range around $ 22 — $ 40), wreath door hangers ($ 4), tree stands ($ 12 — $ 40 depending on size of your tree), stockings, tree bags ($ 2, which is even cheaper than Target), snow blankets, tree skirts, tree preservative solutions, some ornaments, and a few other miscellaneous Christmas items. Once you’ve paid, just take your receipt back to the salesman to pick up your tree.
Per the wreath saleswoman, the shop is open 7 days a week right now, from 8:30am until 8pm. Happy shopping!

I’ve been getting my tree here for years. Parking is a bit of madness, as per usual for Hoboken, but you can usually find a spot somewhat close by. I like coming here year after year because I find they have a nice verity of tree sizes and even a few different kinds of trees. This year I got a Balsam Fir (6 ft for $ 65+tip) and love walking into my living room and getting hit with its strong pine fragrance. Minus one star because it’s a little chaotic between picking the tree, getting your ticket, paying inside, and then being reunited with your tree again. Also management should do a little better of a job teaching the tree salesmen how to securely tie the trees to cars, it’s a miracle I made it home with my tree still secured to my car’s roof.
In terms of price, I find Tree Barn pricing to be standard. I am sure you can get a tree for less at Home Depot, but I don’t usually like their selection, although the parking situation at Home Depot is much more desirable.

I hope when I have kids one day, one of their favorite holiday memories is going to a beautiful old churchyard and picking out a Christmas tree. They have a huge selection but you pay dearly for it– I’m talking twice the price of going to the Home Depot in JC– and it’s cash only. The guys who bundle up and tie the tree to your car are nice. This is an experience you definitely pay for but the trees last a long time.

The «go-​to» place for everything Christmas.
Located on Willow Ave (between 5^th and 6^th sts) the Tree Barn sells real and affordable Christmas trees. Also the best type of trees. They’ve been in business for nearly 20 years and when it comes to Christmas trees, you will probably not find another merchant who’s just as knowledgeable.
The Tree Barn also sells real wreaths, ornaments, tree stands, garland, tree bags, etc. They are located at the old All Saints church on 528 Willow Ave. Big property, therefore lots of inventory.
Their prices are very reasonable and they deliver too. Check them out!!!
P. S.- Tell them I sent ya! ;-)