7 Places to Cut Your Own Christmas Tree in Niagara for a Truly Authentic Experience
Is there anything more magical than picking out your own Christmas tree? The crisp winter air, the scent of pine, and the excitement of choosing that perfect tree – it’s the ultimate family holiday tradition! If you’re in Niagara, you’re in luck!
This region is dotted with charming Christmas tree farms ready to make your holiday season unforgettable. Let’s dive into some of the best places to cut your own Christmas tree in Niagara!
You’ll usually find these cut-your-own tree farms opening around the end of November, staying open until they’re sold out—often within the first week or so of December. To avoid disappointment, keep an eye on their social media channels for updates or give them a quick call before heading out!
1. Piott’s Tree Farm
Open: Weekends starting November 30th from 9:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Why Go: Known for its friendly service and beautiful selection of trees, Piott’s Tree Farm is a fantastic choice for families looking to make Christmas memories. They offer various spruce trees, so you’re sure to find just the right fit for your home.
Wander the rows of trees, enjoy the fresh air, and maybe snap a few holiday photos! Enjoy complimentary hot apple cider and candy canes.
Important Info: All trees are $60 and it’s cash only. Bring a saw if you have one, although they may have some available to borrow. Check ahead for hours to ensure you’re all set.
Location: 4331 Sann Rd, Beamsville, ON, Canada, Ontario
Phone: 905-563-5493
2. Jolly’s Christmas Trees (Previously Smith’s Christmas Trees)
Open: November 29th – December 1st, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Why Go: Jolly’s Christmas Trees is the former location of Smiths’ Christmas Trees and was a local favourite until the family recently sold their farm after an amazing 50 years. But don’t worry! They’ve passed it on to Pete from Pete’s Trees who shares the same dedication to growing beautiful trees and to continue this beloved holiday tradition.
Jolly’s Christmas Trees offers Colorado blue spruce trees ranging in height and colour. Whether you’re after a 7 ft tree or a 14ft (and some even larger!), an evergreen tone, blue-green, or more blue in colour, you’ll find the perfect tree for your home here.
Important Info: All trees are $80 and they accept cash, credit, and debit. There is a limited number of Christmas trees available this year, so plan a visit early! You’re encouraged to bring your own saw, but some are available to use. Bring your own tie-down straps! Leashed dogs are welcome.
Location: 105 Orchard Hill Rd, Ridgeville
Phone: 905-321-7831
3. Pillar ‘N Pines
Open: Remaining time slots are on December 7th and 8th by appointment. Book your time online.
Why Go: Nestled in Fonthill, Pillar ‘N Pines is a family-run farm where you can pick and cut your tree amongst a scenic landscape. They offer a range of sizes to suit every home, from cozy apartments to grand living rooms. You’ll find a huge selection of trees here – over 7,000 trees of different varieties!
The farm often offers beautiful holiday photo opportunities and many families visit to take photos and make an event out of their Christmas tree cutting tradition. Enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and candy canes from their Cocoa Hut to enjoy around a warm fire after finding your perfect tree.
Important Info: Appointments must be booked online in advance. All trees are $100. Check their website or call ahead, as they may close once trees are sold out. You may bring your own saw, but saws are also provided. Leashed dogs are welcome.
Location: 171 Metler Rd, Fonthill
Phone: 905-719-9168 or 226-791-5388
4. Bridgewater Creek Tree Farm
Open: Starting November 12 – Monday to Friday by appointment only. Please call 905-899-4812. From November 30 onward – Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. No appointments needed.
Why Go: Bridgewater Creek Tree Farm is a family run farm for its scenic views and well-kept trees. You’ll find white spruce trees here up to 12 ft.
Important Info: All trees are $75 (cash only, exact change preferred). Weekends are the busiest, so if you prefer a quieter experience, consider visiting during the week. The farm will remain open until they’ve sold out of trees, so it’s best to call ahead for availability!
Location: 61786 Niagara Regional Rd 27 (River Road), Wainfleet
Phone: 905-899-4812 or 905-933-8258
5. DiMartile Farms
Why Go: DiMartile Farms offers a classic tree-cutting experience and has been selling Christmas trees for over 50 years! They offer Fraser and Balsam Firs and Scotch Pine trees.
Important Info: DiMartile Farms has no website, but they’re popular with the local community. Call ahead for availability.
Location: 257 Chantler Rd, Fenwick
Phone: 905-734-4870
6. Kameridge Evergreens
Open: Weekends beginning November 30th from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Why Go: Kameridge Evergreens is known for its variety of Colorado Blue Spruce, Norway, and White Spruce trees. The rustic, laid-back setting makes it a relaxing place to browse trees and enjoy the fresh winter air. With over 5000 trees in a variety of shapes and sizes to choose from, you’ll be sure to find that perfect Christmas tree for your home!
Warm up with hot cider and treats for kids, and enjoy homemade crafts.
Keep your eyes peeled while strolling through the rolling hills – you may be able to find tracks of deer, fox, and wild turkeys!
Important Info: All trees are $80 (cash only). Saws are provided and friendly dogs on leashes are welcome!
Location: 360 Metler Rd, Ridgeville
Phone: 905-892-0814
7. Bellyacres Farms
Open: Starting weekends in mid-November. Check their Facebook page or call for updates.
Why Go: Bellyacres Farms is a beloved spot for families looking for the perfect Christmas tree. They offer Blue and White Spruce and White Pine trees. This farm is passionate about the environment and doesn’t use any sprays or chemicals!
Important Info: I’m waiting for a 2024 update, but trees range from $75-$90 (cash only).
Location: 393 Read Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake
Phone: 289-686-2563
Tips for a Successful Tree-Cutting Adventure 🎄✨
- Dress Warmly: Winter can be unpredictable, so layer up and bring hats, gloves, and boots.
- Bring a Saw and Rope: While some farms provide saws, it’s always best to check. A rope or twine (or tie-down straps) can help secure the tree for the ride home.
- Timing is Key: Aim to visit early in the season, especially if you want a specific tree variety or size.
- Cash or Cards: Check ahead to see if the farm accepts cards or if cash is preferred.
Nothing brings the holiday spirit to life quite like a real Christmas tree! The scent, the texture, and the natural beauty of a real tree are simply unmatched. That classic pine aroma we all love doesn’t just smell amazing—it comes with a surprising environmental benefit too!
Did you know Christmas tree farms, while temporary, actually help reduce carbon emissions? Each tree provides enough oxygen for 18 people, clears pollutants from the air, helps prevent soil erosion, and offers a safe habitat for birds and wildlife.
Plus, choosing a real tree, you’re also supporting local Niagara farms! Most artificial trees come from overseas, so why not shop close to home? It’s a chance to support small businesses and create lasting family memories all in one.
With these amazing farms across the Niagara region, you’re guaranteed a fun and festive holiday experience! 🎄
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