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New Park Christmas Tree Sales Centre

(Average user rating5 unrated 4.4/5)
 
 

Due to unforeseen demand our sales sites at Moors Valley Country Park and New Park, Brockenhurst are now closed.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

How to get there:

New Park Christmas Tree Sales Centre is in New Forest.
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1 Star 1 Star

It would have been helpful if the entry on the national map were deleted when you sell out. It is not obvious (the link is not underlined unless you hover over it) that one can click through to here. We wasted a lot of fuel today driving out to Lyndhurst from Southampton; we could have gone to QE2 Country Park.

Denis Nicole, 20/Dec/2011
5 Stars 5 Stars

We came from Salisbury to buy one of your trees yesterday for the second year as last year's was so good. Once again we are not disappointed!

Julia, 19/Dec/2011
5 Stars 5 Stars

Helpful staff, lots of trees to choose from, we decided upon a Nordmann Fir. Cant wait to put it up now

Nilan, 4/Dec/2011
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Christmas stock in the Forest Shop

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Contact:

Alexis Scott-Thompson
Recreation
023 8028 6840
e-mail: alexis.scott-thompson@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

What's of interest

How to keep your Christmas tree looking good.


Store in a cool place before bringing the tree indoors

Keep away from direct heat such as radiators.

Cut half an inch off the stump and stand in a container full of water

Water regularly – a Christmas tree can ‘drink’ up to a pint of water a day

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