On 12/8 the friendly employee advised that “the live trees are pretty picked over” and our best bet would be the pre-cut fir. Nothing on their website to inform customers about being “picked-over.” Not what we drove an hour for and not worth $54 (6 ft – not counting the spindly top limb)! We were promised “it would be fine, as long as you keep it watered.” It has been watered and house temp is 67, but it has dropped so many needles in 10 days we may toss it. See photo for todays mess. We are not familiar with trees cut months ago and shipped miles, but a bit of research proves the price/quality to be a supreme rip-off. Also beware of the one-lane treacherous road into the property, much in need of a few loads of gravel.

Went here with high expectations but sadly it was not worth the drive from west county. Parking lot is one giant puddle of mud. Tree selection is extremely poor and the trees are outrageously priced. I paid $70 for a 5 foot tree. As much as I wanted to support the small guy I will definitely be going back to Home Depot next year.

We get our tree here every year. You have the option of buying a precut tree or heading out into the fields with a sled and hand saw to cut one down yourself. Every tree is clearly marked with its size and price. You also can get a hot chocolate, sit on the porch swing on the historic log cabin porch, and pick out an ornament or other holiday decorations in the store. The staff is very helpful and friendly. Indoor bathrooms. Its a family-owned farm thats been in the family for more than a century. Pretty cool!

I cant ever remember a tree that was dryer than the tree we selected. Granted this was a precut Fraser Fir (previously a wonderful tree), but we purchased this only after being told by an employee that the Fraser Firs were cut last weekend in western Michigan. No way was this tree cut one week prior to our purchase. Probably cut in October and mass shipped. We were misled and are totally disgusted with this tree. This kind of purchase causes one to consider the after Christmas Sale for an artificial tree.

Staff was very friendly and nice. They let me drive their golf cart to help me take my grampa to find his tree.

This farm was a nice Christmas Tree farm where you can cut your own or pick up a pre-cut tree. All varieties of trees were available except the canaan fir. They had clearly been selling trees for some time. We went by on December 3rd. So plan to go early. There were not a lot of 7 foot trees or taller left most probably averaged 5 feet to 6 feet tall. They had white pine Canaan firs (sold out) Norway spruce. Frazier firs were precut. They tag their trees with height and price ahead of time so you know what you are buying. They also cordon off the trees they dont want you to cut. If a tree is untagged it is not for sale.They have decent signage to help you find the farm. The farm itself lacks really clear signage as the which of three fields has what variety tree in it. Staff are helpful and very courteous. 2 restrooms and one Porta - potty on site.If you have a difficult time getting around most of the fields are level. But they are fields and can be difficult to traverse. There are no accommodations for persons with disabilities.They shake and wrap your tree.The store was small and I did not go in it. The check out area was well managed and sold apple cider, hot chocolate, bottled water and cookies.

This family-owned tree farm has been one of the family traditions weve done for several years. They have a wide selection of trees and their prices are fairly reasonable. Nothing beats the smell of a freshly cut tree in the house for Christmas.

There was no place to park. We wasted our time going there. We have been going there for years but never again.