No. If you are coming to reserve a tree on the 8th or 9th November, you do not need to book a car parking space.

If you don't plan to buy a tree, please pay admission at The Hatch on arrival. If possible, please consider parking off site and walking in.

You do not need a ticket to visit us during the week - we are open every day from 24th November to 21st December. You are welcome to visit between 10am and 4pm during the week to choose a tree in relative peace, enjoy a hot drink and browse gifts by local artists and makers

Not on our busy ticketed weekends, but you are welcome during the week! Most of the year, our beautiful woodland is open to the public Tuesday to Sunday for walks and we encourage people to spend the day. We limit access while we concentrate on Christmas.

This is the 'Early Bird' slot for people who want to pop in then out again with a tree. Not all of the attractions will be up and running at this point, although you will be able to grab a coffee and choose your tree in the relative quiet before the busier slots later in the day.

Yes, but you need to come and reserve it in advance on the 8th or 9th November.

If you have not reserved, we anticipate that there will still be some 'wonky' (although still lovely) trees available in the field, but we cannot guarantee this.

When coming to collect your tree (from 21st November), please bring a saw - this is a diy activity! If you are coming on a busy fayre weekend, please book a car parking space via the link above.

You are welcome to come and collect your tree any time from 21st November. Remember to bring your own saw and please come during daylight hours (from 10am)!

Yes we do! You can pay card for trees, pizzas and drinks - some of our decorations and gifts are made by our members (of all ages) so if you can bring cash to pay them directly, that would be great, but is not essential.

Depending on your needs - please do call us if you have a specific question! Please bear in mind: the courtyard is uneven in places, but is hard-standing and wheelchairs are usually ok.

We have a ramp available to the toilets.

The cut-your-own field does not have disabled access.

There is a step up into the Cookhouse, but you can still order pizza and get a drink.

Well behaved dogs are welcome on a lead, but please be diligent about clearing up after them! The trail is closed on our busy fayre weekends, so if you would like to take your dog for a walk in the wood, please come during the week or outside of the ticketed weekends.