We have been going to here for 10 years as a family tradition. We have a great time taking hayride out to the trees. They have a great selections of trees. I would recommend going there.

Do not go to this farm. We had been using this farm for our trees for the past 10 years or more. And, previously had good experiences. Lots of trees to choose from and all in good share. We always buy Fraser or Noble firs and usually get two. Until this year. This year we drove an hour and a half from Chicago only to find out they had basically clear cut thier Fraser Fir fields. Looks like their sold out all of thier stock in a bulk deal. They should not be advertising as a U-cut farm if they really want to be on the commercial end of the tree business.

If you are looking for a place to go with cheerful faces and good holiday cheer stay away from kingmas christmas tree farm. My husband and I went tghere this year it was our first and last year. The idea of a hay ride in mid winter looking for a christmas tree is crazy to me. You can cut your own by taking a hay ride to the many tree areas they have and either wait patiently on other families if you find the perfect tree quickly or feel hurried cause you weren't as lucky. Or you can pick your tree on the few they have already cut, but then you could be risking your life. The day we went their driveway was nothing but ice and the ford trucks and awful drivers they had driving them were driving way to carelessly one slip on the ice and I'm pretty sure I would have lost my life a couple times as the fords sped past with out a thought in there head. Then after I spent 40 dollars on some fudge and a tree I didn't even get a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Thank You for risking your life, Thank You or even a smile. We grabbed our tree and we will not be back.