Cut-your-own Christmas Tree or select a pre-cut Christas Tree!
Open Daily 9am-5pm
Closed Thanksgiving Day
There is no admission fee when visiting Enchanted Valley Acres
to purchase your Christmas Tree, wreaths, garland, or swag.
Cut-Your-Own Tree
2024 Pricing (tax not included)- Prices subject to change
| Up to 7′ | $80 |
| 7′ – 8′ | $90 |
| 8′ – 9′ | $105 |
| 9′ – 10′ | $125 |
| 10′ – 11′ | $155 |
| 11′ – 12′ | $195 |
| Over 12′ | $235 |
Select a Pre-cut Tree
Individually priced based on size, type and quality
start a memorable family tradition at Enchanted Valley Acres!There will be a variety of Christmas Tree sizes from table top to trees 12+ feet.
We will also have beautiful wreaths, garlands and door swags, while supplies last!
Types of Christmas Trees Available
Fraser Fir
The Fraser Fir is native to the Appalachian Mountain region. This short-needled tree has a pleasant fragrance but not as intense as the Balsam fir. Strong branches with a silvery underside, along with excellent needle retention, have made this Christmas tree a top-seller in the market.
Balsam Fir
The Balsam Fir is a native of Wisconsin. It is considered a short-needled tree with superb fragrance. The aroma from the Balsam fir that fills your home throughout the holiday season is one of the main selling points of the tree. If kept well-watered, needle retention is excellent.
White Pine
The White Pine is native to Wisconsin and is considered a long-needled tree with soft needles as long as five inches. This tree offers a slight yet pleasant fragrance. Small ornaments, lights and garland are the preferred decorations for this tree, as the branches are very flexible and do not easily withstand heavy ornaments.
Canaan Fir
The Canaan Fir is native to Virginia and West Virginia. It is unique in that it shares the best characteristics of the Fraser Fir and Balsam Fir. The needles are soft, short, and rounded with dark green topside and a silver underneath with sturdy branches. The Canaan Fir has great needle retention and fragrance.
Benefits of a Real Christmas Tree
Each holiday season, shoppers find themselves confronted with a choice: celebrate with a fresh, real tree, or one that is artificial and made from plastic or aluminum. What most people don’t realize is that the best choice has always been the traditional and natural choice, a real Wisconsin grown Christmas Tree.
While they’re growing, real Christmas trees support life by absorbing carbon dioxide and other gases and emitting fresh oxygen. Christmas tree farms, such as your local Enchanted Valley Acres tree farm, stabilize soil, protect water supplies and provide refuge for wildlife while creating scenic green belts.
Real Christmas trees are grown on farms just like any other crop. To ensure a constant supply, Christmas tree growers plant one to three new seedlings for every tree they harvest. On the other hand, artificial trees are a petroleum-based product manufactured primarily in Chinese factories. The average family uses an artificial tree for only six to nine years before throwing it away, where it will remain in a landfill for centuries after disposal.
Real Christmas trees are biodegradable, which means they can be easily reused or recycled for mulch and other purposes.
Christmas Trees are often grown on soil that does not support other crops.
Is there an admission fee for the Christmas Season when I come to purchase a tree?
No. Visiting Enchanted Valley Acres during the Christmas Season is FREE when making purchases (trees, wreaths, etc.)
Is the activity area open if we just want to come do activities or go for a wagon ride?
No. Our activity area is closed to the general public unless purchasing trees, wreaths or other items. We store many of our activities in the winter season, so activities are VERY limited. Wagon rides are not always available (based on location for where we are sending customers to cut trees, weather, etc.) Wagon rides are for the purpose of transporting people to cut and bring back their trees only. Those purchasing trees, wreaths, or other items, can partake in the limited activities after they have completed their purchase.
Do you offer choose and cut and pre-cut trees?
Yes, we offer both.
How far do we need to walk to cut our own?
Less than 50 yards up to 1/4 of a mile
How do we get the tree back after we cut it?
There are 2 main areas we have trees and depending on when they were planted and then ready for cutting, both areas may not be available for cutting from. First location is the valley and we provide cars or tarps for you to use to place your tree on and bring back or just drag your tree. Second location is the hill, and if we are cutting from this area, we provide a wagon ride up to the top. Your tree will be placed on the trailer and brought down with you. Note: Wagon rides are reserved for those going to cut down a tree and again may not be available if trees are ready to be cut from the valley.
Are hand saws provided?
Yes, provided at no additional cost.
Do you wrap the trees for transportation?
Yes. We can wrap/bale your tree no additional cost.
Do you shake the trees to rid of loose needles?
Yes. At no additional cost.
What are the size options for trees?
3 foot to 12 foot, on average
I’ve heard there is a shortage of Christmas Trees, or only really short ones. Do you have a big selection?
YES! We have thousands of trees ready to go that are over 6 feet!
How much will the trees cost?
Please see our Christmas Tree information for pricing for cut-your-own trees.
Is there rope provided to tie trees to vehicles?
Yes. At no additional cost.
Will someone help me tie it to the vehicle?
Yes, as needed at no additional cost.
Is there a warming station?
Yes, the lower barn is a heated area with tables, lights and Christmas music.
Do you have garland and wreaths for sale?
Yes.
Does an adult need to accompany children at the farm?
Yes. For the safety of all, an adult (18 years or older) must accompany all children under the age of 18 while visiting the farm.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are allowed on a physical leash (not just electronic) during Christmas tree season only. Pets are not allowed during fall season.
Keep in mind, if your pet is not friendly towards others (people, animals) and not current on vaccinations, your pet is NOT allowed at the farm! We have the right to refuse entry to pets who appear to be not well behaved and/or not under control at all times. We DO have free range chickens at the farm and they ARE OUR pets. Your Pet must remain ON a physical leash 100% of the time.
Are there concessions?
Yes, donuts are available for purchase on the first 2-3 Saturdays and Sundays open including Black Friday. 1 free cup of hot cocoa per guest is also available at the farm food truck or in the gift shop. Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee truck will be onsite select dates.
Is there a gift shop?
Yes, in the lower barn is a gift shop for the Christmas season!
Quick Tree Facts
- Approximately 25-30 million real Christmas trees are sold in the U.S. every year.
- Nearly 350 million real Christmas trees are currently growing on Christmas tree farms in the U.S. alone, all planted by farmers.
- Christmas trees are grown in all 50 states and Canada. Eighty percent (80%) of artificial trees worldwide are manufactured in China, according to the U.S. Commerce Department.
- The most common Christmas tree species are: Balsam fir, Douglas-fir, Fraser fir, Noble fir, Scotch pine, Virginia pine and White pine.
- Artificial trees contain non-biodegradable plastics and possible metal toxins such as lead.
- There are more than 4,000 local Christmas tree recycling programs throughout the U.S.
- For every real Christmas tree harvested, 1 to 3 seedlings are planted the following spring.
- About 350,000 acres are in production for growing Christmas Trees in the U.S., much of it preserving green space.
- There are close to 15,000 farms growing Christmas trees in the U.S., and over 100,000 people are employed full or part-time in the industry.
- It can take as many as 15 years to grow a tree of typical Christmas tree height (6 – 7 feet) or as little as 4 years, but the average growing time is 7 years.
- The top Christmas tree producing states are Oregon, North Carolina, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Washington.
