Camp Tree Farm

Sarah Kruse

Lessoned learned. We bought the tree the weekend after Thanksgiving. The tree didn't survive. After one week she stopped drinking water and it only got worse. Ornaments were falling off because the branches couldn't hold up right anymore. After presents we took everything off and trashed it. Tonight I read all the reviews...I wished I would have prior to purchasing this tree. I gave two stars because the people were super friendly and helpful just sell poor trees which I read on their page these trees last up to 10 days. Don't buy early but they surely weren't making any statements to you when you pulled up thanksgiving weekend. Dishonest.

Rick Blackwell

We buy our tree here every year. Just got back today from getting this year's tree - these folks are SUPER nice!!! Price of trees went up to $40 but there is nothing like walking the property and picking out the one that's PERFECT!! My wife also bought a freshly-made wreath on site. We think these folks are AWESOME!!!

Tiffany Alvarado's Lilla Rose

Bought our tree from them last Christmas and was sooo beautiful! It was our first time ever going to a tree farm and picking our tree out. The people were so nice and the trees are beautiful and such an awesome price! We can’t wait to get our tree from them this year!!

Ken Peters

Never have I seen so many "perfect" Christmas trees on a farm or on a tree lot. Only five minutes from US 25 Exit 3 and well worth your time and effort to pay a visit. Trees are very green, well-formed, nicely trimmed. From what I could see all are the same variety (Norwegian Fir) and most are between 6-8 ft tall, a few smaller, a few bigger. At least 200-300 to choose from. Oh yeah, all are only $35. No need to bring a saw, the owner will cut and haul it for you. Unfortunately, no baler is on site so your tree will likely go on top of your vehicle, yet I managed to fit our inside an SUV with no problem. Why not five stars? I saw some minor evidence of brown needles and was/am concerned about past reviews stating the trees won't last long. I selected a tree that looked in great shape and will post an update in a few weeks. Not sure if I can raise the rating if all goes well. 12/11 Update: One week later--tree is green and great! Minimal needle drop. Have been adding water to the tree stand twice a day, every day--probably 1-2 liters each time. This is one thirsty tree, but daily watering is a MUST if you want to keep your tree in good condition. Upping my rating to five stars. 12/18 Update: All is well, tree is green and fresh. Only a few more needles have dropped since last week. Still watering twice daily. I think the key is getting your tree into water within a few hours of purchase. If you wait too long, the sap will form a barrier over the cut and impede the uptake of water. A fresh cut will remedy that issue.