How It Works
What to do
The only trees available for purchase on the farm have a tag attached, with the price and type of tree!
When you first arrive someone will greet you with details and where to park. Please head to the barn area for a map, rules and information. Each tree available for sale will be tagged, this includes our pre-cut tree selection. We provide saws to cut down your tree (No chainsaws or power operated saws are allowed). A carpet square to kneel on in case of mud. And a cart to haul your tree around the farm. And finally make your way back to the barn or services area for payment. Please ask any of the employees if you have any questions!
Saws
Carpet Squares
Carts
Map
Pups Welcome!
We love to meet everyone’s furry friends. Please keep dogs on leash at all times and bring your own clean up bags.
What to bring
Boots! Wear proper footwear for walking around a working farm. Especially if there is weather.
Blanket or Towel to transport tree home either inside or on the roof of your vehicle.
Gloves - Trees can have sap and rough needles.
Extra Tie Downs - We provide twine but bungees or rope is helpful!
We cannot tie trees to cars due to liability concerns.
Here’s what else we offer at the farm:
Free Apple Cider & Hot Cocoa for purchase
Homemade Wreaths for purchase
Roasted Chestnuts (Only if we have a fire going) and raw chestnuts for purchase- grown on the farm
Tree Farm Merchandise for purchase
We take cash, personal check and credit cards through Square.
Prepare For Your Trip to The Farm:
Boots! Wear proper footwear for walking around a working farm. Especially if there is weather.
Blanket or Towel to transport tree home either inside or on the roof of your vehicle.
Gloves - Trees can have sap and rough needles.
Extra Tie Downs - We provide twine but bungees or rope is helpful!
We are part of the California Christmas Tree Association.
This association promotes real trees in California. Real Christmas trees are a completely sustainable product and a large agricultural business in California. In the association we travel to farms around the state to learn new practices, how different farms operate and the family histories at these farms. We are proud of the product we produce as its not only sustainable, but good for the environment.
