Posted in New Jersey November 22, 2016 by Kristen

The Christmas Store In New Jersey That’s Simply Magical

There are only 32 days left until Christmas, which means it’s time to start shopping for the holidays. If you’re anything like me, you’ll want to get your decorations up right after Thanksgiving – but where to find the best? There’s no place in New Jersey quite like the Fairfield Garden Center.

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A delight during any season, Fairfield Garden Center becomes a winter wonderland.

They offer an epic selection of indoor and outdoor lights.

You'll also find wreaths and sprays made from the freshest greens. Wreaths can be custom made from 10" - 72".

There are trees of all sizes and varieties.

Also in the Garden Center Complex is Jody's Silk Florist, offering a selection of artificial trees.

They also cover more of your indoor needs, offering ornaments, tree toppers, snow globes and more.

However, what really makes this store stand out is the Christmas Ice Caverns.

At 10,000 square feet, it's the largest walk-through animated Christmas display in New Jersey - and admission is just $3.99.

Children and adults alike will enjoy the displays, and there's also an opportunity to shop for gifts and sweets.

You can also take photos with one of New Jersey's most beloved Santas. I'm almost certain he's the real deal.

For a peek at a previous year’s display, check out this video by David Porfido:

Whether you come to shop, stroll the caverns, or both, a visit here is sure to be enchanting. For more info, click here. For other holiday activities in New Jersey, click here.