Tree Lane Farms

Called to check on prices at 1 pm. No answer, so drove all the way out there assuming great prices cause.... cut your own, right ? Wrong. Got to the gate where they posted a sign saying there was an admission price on the weekends but I was there on a Wednesday so I didn't have to pay to get ripped off a second time.I had a hard time finding anyone. One guy eventually showed up and offered me about a 1 meter high 'tree' for $60, the only one they had cut, but said he can call his boss for a lower price. I declined and opted to go see about the cut your own trees. So I waded through thick mud - do bring rain boots, this place is a mess of mud - found a saw in a crate of broken and dull ones and went out to see their trees, none of which were taller than 5 feet. They still wanted $60 to cut my own. I called Home Depot from there and they wanted $29 for trees already cut of similar size. Went to Home Depot and I shall not ever go to this place again and I suggest you don't either.My day ended at the car wash getting the mud off my car and shoes.

Tree Lane Farms is half farm, half weekend outdoor family fun. When you first roll up, you're treated to large house converted into a storefront.Go further in for the fun stuff! There's usually fire pits setup in the fall where families can gather to enjoy the warmth or roast marshmallows. There are activities for kids to do, like sandbag toss, playgrounds made out of farm equipment, swings and a homemade tennis ball catapult.There are also animals on site (llamas, chickens, pigs) and 2 different tractor rides: a mini one for little kids to go in half barrels and a larger adult version that can fit 16 people comfortably.The tree farm is also very cool and it is mostly Christmas tree styles. They offer tools to cut them down and wrap it for transport.Ticket prices are just about right. There's usually a food truck onsite (Grill Em) which has fantastic fries.Parking is ample near the store but a bit cramped nearer the attractions.

We had such a great time at Tree lane Farms last weekend. We couldn't believe that we only had to pay $5 for everything that they had available to do for our little ones. We had our own bonfire in the back area of the park and made smores. Our 6 year old had a blast with the sling shot, play area and running through the trees. It was such a fun afternoon and got us in the Christmas Spirit. We're heading back tonight to get our Tree. Thank you for the wonderful and exciting experience, especially this year.

We had an amazing time yesterday. The weather was perfect. Our extended family of 25 all enjoyed the games especially the tug of war. We took great family photos among the pumpkins and hay bales. I would recommend it to everyone with a family. Great memories.

A great experience! If you are cutting your own, wear boots because the pathways can get super muddy. Not even that could bring down the fun.They provide a saw and cart, they shake off the excess needles, wrap the tree in twine and trim the bottom so it is flat (I don't know about you, but I can't saw in a straight line while standing on my head).Pricing is a little higher for the tree than purchasing at stores, but it is worth it for the experience.They also have an adorable store with holiday decorations.

We paid $50 for 5 adults to do the corn maze and pumpkin patch. Disappointed is an understatement. The corn maze was about 3-4 ft tall. You could see over all the stalks and it took about 3 mins to walk. The pumpkin patch was a dirt field with pumpkins placed on it. Half were rotting. Was a waste of money.

The best time. Endless activities for the kids! We had a blast roasting marshmallows, picking pumpkins, playing in activity acres, and going for a tractor / wagon ride!! Highly recommend if you’re looking for the perfect fall activity to get you and your family out of the house!

Do not let the $5/person admission turn you away from the farm!! I saw a number of reviews upset about the admission and frankly, I think that is unfair. We attended on October 12, 2020 for the fall festival and it was fantastic and well worth the $5/person! There was so much to see and do and our kids loved it. Activity Acres was a really cool spot and our kids especially loved the curved swings under the trees and the giant tractor to play in. The fire pit stations are also an awesome feature. This is a family run farm and it was staffed and well taken care of. That is not possible without the family charging something for admission, so think about that before you complain about the fee! Not only that, $5 is incredibly reasonable and fair. We have tried to attend other activity farms and $15/person is tough on a family of 5. This was affordable for us and we knew it was money well spent. We will definitely be back soon and we can't wait to visit this farm over the Christmas holiday. If you think it is cool in the fall, I can only imagine how magical it is in the winter!

This tree farm is the most amazing Christmas tradition my family shares. The staff is always willing to go above and beyond and very happy to answer any questions. Even got to meet the owners who are the most humble humans and business owners around. They have such great ideas to make the experience better and better every year for children and families. Would highly recommend to everyone. Even a very low cost to enter and just enjoy the farm, much more cost effective than other farms we have visited. Thank you so much for the best time of the year Treelane farms.