12 Cheerful Tree Farms In Canada Where You Can Get A Real Christmas Tree
Are you excited about setting up your Christmas tree? There's nothing better than having a real tree for the holiday season. Not only do real trees look better, but they fill your home with the wonderful scent of pine, too. Plus, it's a fun tradition to visit a tree farm and cut down a tree. To help you get the perfect tree to start decorating for the holidays, we've gathered up a list of some of the best Christmas tree farms in Canada.
It's time to fill your home with some holiday vibes, so whip up a batch of hot chocolate and start unpacking all of your ornaments and strings of lights. Christmas tree farms are often in business by mid to late November and will stay open until they sell out.
There are plenty of tree farms only a short drive from major cities. Those of you who are looking for tree farms in Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, and other major cities in Canada, you won't have to go far to get a real tree. You could even make a little road trip out of it and cross it off your Christmas bucket list.
Here are 12 cheerful tree farms in Canada where you can get a real Christmas tree:
Fernridge Christmas Tree Forest
Price: $20-30 per tree
When: From November 30, 2019
Address: 2828 - 208 St., Langley City, BC
Why You Need To Go: This farm offers free hot chocolate, apple cider, and candy canes to customers.
Hadley Christmas Trees
Price: $45-150
When: From November 30, 2019
Address: 1600 Chemin Vide Sac, Lachute, QC
Why You Need To Go: This cute Christmas tree farm is only an hour from Montreal.
CD Trees
Price: Varies
When: From November 23, 2019
Address: 28141 Rd., 35E, Steinbach, MB
Why You Need To Go: They offer pre-cut Christmas trees and the option to cut down a Christmas tree, too.
Hogan’s U-Pick
Price: Varies
When: November 15 - December 24, 2019
Address: 315 Etter Rd., Mount Uniacke, NS
Why You Need To Go: You can get a balsam fir for your home, which has a wonderful scent.
Yuletide Christmas Tree Farm
Price: $45 for 8-ft trees and below
When: TBA but they're open for tree tagging now
Address: 1970 Coverdale Rd., Upper Coverdale, NB
Why You Need To Go: This farm not only has Christmas trees but adorable alpacas too.
Windrift Christmas Tree Farm
Price: Varies
When: From November 23, 2019
Address: Rd 38 E., Tyndall, MB
Why You Need To Go: This tree farm provides free sleigh rides and hot chocolate.
Thomas Tree Farm
Price: $48.46-66.37
When: From November 23, 2019
Address: 6421 McCordick Rd., North Gower, ON
Why You Need To Go: Customers can enjoy free hot chocolate and homemade cookies.
Fir Ever Green Tree Farm
Price: Varies
When: From November 22, 2019
Address: R.R#1, Falun, AB
Why You Need To Go: At this cozy tree farm, you can warm up in their log cabin with a cup of hot chocolate or apple cider.
Quinn Farm
Price: $55 for 8-ft trees and below, $5 admission
When: From November 16, 2019
Address: 2495 Boul Perrot, Notre-Dame-de-l’Ile-Perrot, QC
Why You Need To Go: Your admission fee includes a mug of coffee, hot chocolate, or hot cider to help you warm up.
Oh Christmas Tree Farm
Price: Varies
When: From November 23, 2019
Address: 21858 Maxwell Cres., Langley, BC
Why You Need To Go: This 17-acre Christmas tree farm is the perfect spot to find a tree for your home.
Cedar Hill
Price: $25-120
When: November 12 – December 24, 2019
Address: 951 8th Concession S., Pakenham, ON
Why You Need To Go: In addition to the tree farm, they have a cute holiday cafe that offers delicious baked goods (including gluten-free and vegan options).
Drummond’s Christmas Tree Farm
Price: Varies
When: From November 30, 2019
Address: 381 Drummond Rd., Kinkora, PEI
Why You Need To Go: This is a cute family-owned farm where you can get a Christmas tree for the holiday season.
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