Farmer Brown’s Christmas Tree Fram

I have been coming to Farmer Browns Christmas tree farm ever since I can remember. I have so many great memories about their warm and friendly environment. There is always a huge bon fire to warm up next to and many different treats and foods like hot cider, hot dogs, and kettle corn. I also love the fact that the trees are organized by price so you are never surprised! You also can get your tree flocked or wrapped in netting for safe travels. I love Farmer Browns, it makes getting a Christmas tree that much more special! It is a place you and your family will never forget!

We were just at this location this past Sunday. The logistical review is spot on. Getting in and out of this place is a nightmare on a busy day. We went during the Hawks game so it wasn’t very busy. Last year was a muddy, time consuming mess. We should have learned our lesson last year.
The tree selection this year is abysmal. It may be due to the dry summer we had, but almost all the trees are in really sad shape. Half dead, very sparse and just generally unhealthy looking. We parked, looked, reparked, looked, parked again, looked. Rinse and repeat. We couldn’t find a tree up to our standards after an hour of looking (our standards aren’t that high). We finally settle on one which happened to be close to the exit, which for some reason cost us $ 50 instead of the regular $ 46.50 price. There is a ‘premium’ lot of trees near the residence that are $ 55+ that were in better shape, but not by much.
The entire process of getting in and out is a nightmare. Even if you don’t buy a tree, you have to exit through the pay line which only has two booths. You can’t get out quickly even if you’re not buying something. It’s just set up very poorly. We won’t be back. We’ll be switching back to going to Red-​Wood Tree Farm in Woodinville. MUCH better experience there in years past. We only switched last year due to distance, convenience. Big mistake.

First they accept all credit cards which makes the entire process easy.
The way it goes is you pull up there is parking if you want to pick from the lot near the house or you can drive through the fields and pick another tree. You know the price because they give you a map as long as you know where you are on the map you know the price before you cut. I don’t know how some other reviewers didn’t know the price but almost all the trees are about the same price it is a range between 45 – 60 plus tax.
We pulled through (after getting a saw and map), cut a tree, drove it to the cashier at the end, told her the price area we cut from then left with a tree. I am happy our tree smells wonderful.
Also to not about the first low review there is a sign at the front that clearly says no returns. Also an allergic reaction would be cause to probably not get another tree because that could just make it worse. I also don’t think your allergic reaction calls for a discount that’s silly.
Anyways great experience! Easy there is also free goodies like hot chocolate but we had toddlers that were exhausted so we left.

This farm has everything you want; great selection of trees, hot chocolate, kettle corn, hot dogs, bon fire and more. Unfortunately it is a logistical nightmare.
There are multiple small parking areas throughout the 27 acre farm, each leading you farther and farther away from the extras that compete the experience. You either have to walk all the way from where you are parked to find the refreshments or drive out to the entrance of the farm. Not to mention once you find your tree somewhere and load it up you have to drive it out the exit paying the cashier and then you get to the bailer and twine. So load, then unload to bail and reload in our in your car.
By the time we sat in the large line of cars trying to exit and pay it was 35 minutes and there was no way I was going to find parking again, in a tiny lot not fitting for a huge farm and many visitors, to get my hot chocolate and enjoy the fire.
Like I said before, the selection of trees is awesome but it’s ruined by the experience of everything being really spread out and not thought out knowing they have tons of visitors everyday. I’d call it the Walmart of tree farms — they have everything you want but it’s a pain to go to.

They had a great tree selection and reasonable prices, I went to take pictures of my friends family for Christmas cards and the owner only asked for a donation of whatever we could afford to a cancer research foundations (most other location s had a fee. Nice people and good trees.

Farmer browns was so adorable! Christmas music, children, cheer! We didn’t find what we were looking for (a large noble fir) but the selection was still good and it was a great experience even if we ended up purchasing at another lot. 4 stars because we left empty handed.

We’ve been going to Farmer Browns for year’s and has become a tradition. The kids live it and think their in the jungle. The kettle corn is a huge hit. Only tip I can say is wear boots because there are lots of puddles/​streams.

I have been going to Farmer browns for years. It’s affordable and fun! Big camp fire, hot cider, hot chocolate, Christmas music playing over loud speaker over the acreage.
It’s a fun adventure for the family…
It’s unfortunate that the previous reviewer had a bad experience.
I do have to say, as a business owner, it’s not farmer browns fault he had an unknown allergy to a tree… there is not much farmer brown can do with a returned cut down tree.
It’s like going to a restaurant, ordering food, eating it and then realizing you are allergic to the food then requiring the restaurant to refund your money…
Our family loves Farmer Browns and are looking forward to passing on the tradition for years to come.

Substantial selection of different types of healthy trees to choose from. Very fair prices; pretty much all their trees were marked $ 44. If you enjoy finding and cutting down your own Christmas tree and all the adventure (risks?) that entails, I can happily recommend Farmer Brown’s.

I have been buying trees at Farmer Brown’s for 5 years now. They have several lots and a great selection of trees. The way they charge for trees is based on which area you cut your tree from.
My family always goes to the first field as you drive in. It’s the most expensive lot (about $ 60) but also tends to have the best selection of Noble Firs.
This year we found a Blue Spruce we liked very much. The Noble selection was decent but not as good as other years and the Spruce was a nice tree. We cut it down, carried it to the truck, and paid for it.
That’s when my own problem began. My arms rashed up with a very bad allergic reaction. I was hoping it was a fluke. When we got home I trimmed the bottom of the tree and put it in the stand. I rashed up again! There was no way I could put this tree in my house.
I called Mr Brown and explained my situation to see if he’d be willing to allow my family to come up and get another tree, perhaps at a discounted price.
He response was quick and matter-​of-​fact: «I don’t think so.»
«Pardon me?» I asked.
«I don’t think so. Your medical condition is not my problem.» he responded.
I promptly apologized for making him think I wanted a handout. I just explained that I cannot bring this tree in to my home and I was going to have to drive 30 minutes and pay again for another tree.
He said NOTHING. Nothing. «Are you there?» I asked.
He explained in a curt tone that he provides a service and replacing my tree was not what he was going to do.
I have purchased trees at Farmer Brown’s for 5 years. Almost every year I bring friends who also buy trees. Several of my neighbors purchase trees there (even this year) on our recommendation.
I WILL NEVER PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM FARMER BROWN AND IF YOU DO, UNDERSTAND WHO YOU ARE DOING BUSINESS WITH.
That’s some holiday spirit, Mr Brown. Merry Christmas.