Closed for the 2024 Season. We have a few pre-cut trees still available. Please call for an appointment 529-654-2029
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Making Family Traditions
Quality trees
Wreaths & Swags
Bough bundles
Natural farm setting
Nature Trail
Kids' Activity Area and puzzle page
Complimentary cider & wrapped candy canes
Pet Friendly
(Farm activities and treats are for purchasing customers only.)
For the comfort and safety for all we ask:
*Dog owners: Please have dogs leashed at all times, including in the tree fields. Please clean up after your dog.
*Parents/guardians: Please closely supervise your children.
*Remember to wear comfortable and appropriate clothing and footwear.
Wreaths & Swags
Bough bundles
Natural farm setting
Nature Trail
Kids' Activity Area and puzzle page
Complimentary cider & wrapped candy canes
Pet Friendly
(Farm activities and treats are for purchasing customers only.)
For the comfort and safety for all we ask:
*Dog owners: Please have dogs leashed at all times, including in the tree fields. Please clean up after your dog.
*Parents/guardians: Please closely supervise your children.
*Remember to wear comfortable and appropriate clothing and footwear.
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Check out this video which shows you how to tie your tree onto your vehicle.
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2024 hours starting Fri. Nov. 29: Fridays: 10am-5pm*
Saturdays & Sundays: 10am to 5pm* *Please note the Cut-Your-Own will close at 4:30 pm due to darkness. |
We respectfully acknowledge that Chickadee Christmas Trees is located on the territorial and Between the Lakes Purchase Treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and the traditional lands of Indigenous people since time immemorial. We extend our gratitude to the First Nations for their care for the natural world and the teaching that all components are connected: plants, fungi, animals, humans, water, soil and the land. We recognize that we are settlers on this beautiful piece of Turtle Island where we live, work and subsequently prosper. It is our responsibility to be good stewards of this land and to build relationships with all treaty people, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, to help create a path to reconciliation.