Our tree farm is more than just a place to get a Christmas Tree. We hope you'll take the time to walk through our mature pine forest, planted by Henry Hansen and his wife Charlotte, and her father Harry Lindquist. The first trees were planted on an abandoned corn field in 1952. On what was once a sand dune, you can now walk under 50 foot red pines or cross country ski up and down the hills.
Families, including well behaved dogs, enjoy our farm and forest no matter what the weather brings. Since there may be other dogs around, please be prepared with a leash.
Active kids can play in our fields and forest, or bring a sled and go sliding.
The separate campfire sites for family and friends to gather was a success last year. Prompted by the necessity to “socially distance” we created places for you to meet up and we’re doing it again as you requested. Feel free to bring your own food or beverages and sit around the fire before or after searching for your tree. The fire locations are numbered on our map.
Mark and Dave have been working on firewood since July. They've cut and stacked firewood, gathered kindling and even collected birchbark for igniting campfires on cold or wet days.
