Came here the weekend after thanksgiving. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Great selection of trees, happy to help us load it on the car.
E B.
Classificação do local: 5 Granada Hills, CA
FYI– The Unilocal address will lead you to an office building and the winery listed is incorrect as well. From the 101, take the 92 West, you will cross over a pond and go for about 4 miles on a windy rd. Next to the Nebbia Winery on the left. They have 2 types of trees Douglass Fir & something else? One was $ 45& the other was $ 55, no matter how tall the tree you pick is. They also have pre-cut ones that smelled amazingly… but if I wanted a pre-cut honestly I would have just gone to a place closer to my home. It is cash/check only. Definitely fun to go pick your own tree & cut it down! If I were a better planner, I’d probably go tasting at the wine place on site, eat some food, then wear off the tipsiness by cutting down a tree… dangerous? Maybe, but it sounds like a good time to me. This address will get you close, but you might have to go a bit further… there are signs everywhere so you won’t miss it: 12341 San Mateo Rd, Half Moon Bay, CA94019
Stacey L.
Classificação do local: 5 San Francisco, CA
Four C’s saved our hunt for the perfect Christmas tree this year. They have a huge selection of Monterey pines and for only $ 40($ 15 less than competitors). Staff was extremely helpful and even let us know that they had guys that could help us with electric saws if it got tough. We opted for the hand saw which was provided at the entrance. In years past we’ve gone to Santa’s Tree Farm, but their lack of Pines this year left us disappointed. Coming from Hwy 280, down the 92 we decided to drive just a bit further in hopes of finding a U-Cut farm. Just a short ½ mile down we found the Four C’s Farm. Thank you for saving our family tradition of cutting down a Pine for Christmas. Our tree is the focal point of our living room and I get a warm fuzzy feeling waking up each morning to the smell of pine. Merry Christmas.
Natalie D.
Classificação do local: 5 Los Angeles, CA
This Christmas tree farm is located off of 92 on the way to HMB(Westbound) behind La Nebbia Winery. It’s one of the HUGE farms that you can see on the left side of the road, but you might not actually be able to determine which mass of Christmas trees belong to them as the whole area is nearly enveloped in Christmas tree farms(and pumpkin patches when that time of year comes around.) I love this Christmas tree farm in particular because the owners are the sweetest people ever and their trees are well priced. I mean c’mon $ 35 for any size tree you heart desires?! AND it smells freshy-fresh-fresh, like Christmas?! Ding dong! BINGO. The trees are Monterey pine, they smell so pretty and are so full, it makes me drool. It’s a pick and cut farm, so they give you a saw at the front and then the journey begins! You drive your car down the dirt road and you will see a narrow wooden bridge to your right. Cross it, and you’re there. Christmas trees galore… front and back, left and right. Big ones, small ones, skinny ones, fat ones… actually, there are not many small ones, mostly big ones and all very nice. Nothin’ like retrieving your very own Christmas tree to authenticate the season, but lately I’ve been thinking maybe next time we should dig it up rather than chop it down and yell, «Timberrrr!». So we can, y’know, have a living Christmas tree and all. Sounds like a good idea to me. Anyway, I didn’t get a tree from them this Christmas because I went to SoCal for the holiday season. But as a loyal customer with impeccable taste in Christmas trees(if I do say so myself), I highly recommend this farm. And, a little word of WARNING: As with any«living» thing, there will be small living«things» that come along with it. Yes, you know what I’m talking about. BUGS. More importantly SPIDERS! Merry Christmas! Bye! . . . . (Damn it, I wish there was a way to make it look like I just left you on that note, but you can see the damn dots leading to my next sentence.) . . I’m just kidding… I’m not gonna leave on that note. But, seriously I’m not joking about the spiders. No worries though, you’ll do fine. This is coming from someone that others might classify as having arachnophobia. If I can do it, you can do it. You can do it all night long.(Rob Schneider in «The Waterboy») (I felt the need to add that.) There really aren’t many. You might see one holding on for dear life by a single strand of web being blown down your windshield as you speed down the highway. Poor little guy. :( But, you’re surrounded by woods, he’ll find another home! So haul your ass over to this Christmas tree farm next Christmas season. You won’t regret it.
