Strawberry Hill Christmas Tree Farm

The best shaped and priced trees that I have seen in years! We won’t be using anyone else in the future.

They had s nice selection of trees and the staff was very helpful. My daughter really enjoyed watching me cut the tree down, this was her first chance to cut our own tree, all she remembers is the years we used a fake tree. The staff will cut the tree down if you would prefer not to do so yourself. They use an old early 50’s or 40’s Ford tractor to pull a traitor with some hay bales to give you a hay ride and bring the tree back to the netting area and pay station. The staff will net your tree and attach it to your car as needed. It is a shame there was no snow but I do not believe they have any control over that.

This is the first time I have been to this farm, I used to go to a different place b/​c I didnt know Strawberry Hill existed. Its smaller then what Im used to but their customer service makes up for it!
The older married couple who run it are so polite and informative. They come pick up the tree so you dont have to throw your back out hauling it to the checkout. They accept all forms of payment which is convenient if your still a check writer. (yes, like me!)
I think they have some trees imported while they are waiting for their new breed to grow but they are still reasonable in pricing. Hopefully their trees grow in soon so within the next couple years I can go .or wait. my husband, can cut a tree down. They are small business and I hope others continue to support them so they stay open!

Everything you could ever need in a Christmas tree farm… such as… Christmas trees! Lots of them. OK, maybe not *lots* of them these days (fully grown, that is. We noticed with a bit of concern that after this year, they may need to sit a year or three out until the Charlie Browns grow to into Charles Schultzs).
Let’s say you want to be the big man or woman and chop down one of those suckers in front of your loved ones. Score! They have even saws for you. But let’s say, you don’t feel you need to cut down your own. Now, I’m not calling anyone names (me!) but conveniently enough for the *wusses,* I mean, tidy folk, they have trees that have been cut but are still upright and tied to a single pole (note: if kids under 5 are present, you can *pretend* you’re cutting it down, how’s that for win-​win?!)
They even have a guy offering hayrides to those who don’t wish to carry the big tree 20 feet, (I mean one mile!) to check out. Waiting for you is hot cider and cookies for all that hard work you did while untying your tree from the stake and riding it in on the flatbed.
There are also decorations, lights (beware, though, last year we were stuck with old ones that didn’t work) and wreaths. And strapping young boys who are gonna shake your tree down and mummy that sucker up and tie it to your car.