Sixth year now. Beautiful location. Efficient operation. Terrific trees. This year's (2025) has…read morebeen up since December 2, it's January 4 and it is barely shedding a needle. Best tree ever! You might balk at the price ($75) but you get what you pay for. Worth it.

So I'm usually pretty frugal when it comes to my Christmas Tree. I've been going to the same place…read morefor years and paying $25 for the tree but this year the picking were pretty slim so we took a ride over to Vermont and stopped at Pleasant Valley. All of the trees under 11' were $50 and they were all beautifully shaped. We ended up with an incredibly fragrant Balsam fir. We cut it down and they stopped and picked it up from us with a cart, no dragging the tree through the mud to the car. And an added plus, they wrap the tree so it's easy to get in the car and bring it home. We also picked up some incredibly well priced maple syrup from the farm down the road.

Nice enough trees but the owner is bossy and impatient. They need some happy Christmas spirit. Also…read morenot very family eventful. Most tree farms offer hot cider or cookies or candy canes. They've got nothing to offer here. They also don't help you lop the base branches or tie the tree to the roof of your car. I won't support this business again.

Since 1967, Bailey's has given each customer a good, old-fashioned Griswold family Christmas…read moreexperience. Actually, the experience is even better! For a flat rate of $45, they will provide you with a saw and you can choose to cut down any tree on the lot. They have Fraser, Balsam, Norway, Blue, Concolor, and Canaan. Oh, my! Once you chop down your prize, you can drag it back to base Griswold style or Bailey's friendly staff will throw it on a cart and drive it back for you. Back at camp they will shake it and wrap it, then you are on your way. After years of lame store bought threes the week before Christmas, it was time to enter the wild and start a new family tradition. Bailey's is worth the trip from anywhere in the Capital Region and Southern Vermont.

Our family of 7 had a wonderful experience as we were able to cut our own trees and bring them to…read morebe wrapped. Saws to cut down the tree and cord to tie the trees onto our cars were provided. Friendly and extremely helpful staff. A great way to start the Christmas season.

From the owner: At our Christmas Tree Farm we focus on growing beautiful trees and a great experience. We do not…read morehave all of the flashy wagon rides or petting zoos, but our Christmas tree farm is near Saratoga Springs, Lake George, and Glens Falls NY and folks from near and far visit because of it's Adirondack experience! We have tall trees to cut and beautiful Fraser Fir, Balsam Fir, and Concolor Fir growing in our fields. Our award-winning Christmas wreaths are always fresh and in stock and our unique little gift shop features Saratoga Maple Syrup products, ornaments and more. Each year we hand perfect every tree, making sure they look just right and are perfect to go to someone's home. It allows us to have a natural look, yet still have them shaped perfectly. Our fresh cut tree selection makes it easy to get a real tree and we feature the Stand Strait Christmas Tree Stand and tree drilling system for easy set up.

Quaint store full of unique gifts and a beautiful garden center. Price points ranged fir everyone…read moreto find something. Owners are so friendly and helpful. Will definitely be back!

I absolutely love this place . I have been coming here for a couple of years either to visit my…read morefamily up this way or whenever my family & I stay up in the Adirondack mountains. This is such a cute little shop that has pretty much everything all in one. They have amazing little shop filled with knick knacks, like Christmas decorations, from jewelry, homemade decorations and a small sections of a miniature supermarket and a delicious homemade restaurant. All of there food either breakfast or lunch is really delicious. Definitely come here & try it out.

Such an awesome experience. The alpacas were super friendly and we learned a lot about farm animal…read moreshows and showmanship. In the knitted selection area there were hand made hats, gloves, and alpaca memorabilia including coasters of Fancypants. I ordered fingerless gloves for fall and they were so worth it also inexpensive for such an original item.

I called on Wednesday, and was able to visit the farm on Thursday. Deb is very knowledgeable, and…read morewe got to go into the Alpacas enclosure. Who knew they like to give hugs, and toddlers kisses. They are such sweet, inquisitive animals. My toddler had had enough, but they were ready to snuggle more. Then Deb brought us into the place where she hand makes yarn, then turns that into items like hats, scarves and shawls. I ordered a custom shawl and can't wait to receive it! Don't wear anything you don't mind getting a little dirty. It did rain all morning when we went; so we expected mud, and dressed accordingly.

Absolutely an amazing experience looking forward to starting a new family tradition by getting…read more our tree here every year. Great people GREAT TREES GREAT PRICE

The women at Hewitts in Queensbury were absolutely incredible! Their knowledge with amazing!…read moreDefinitely the best Hewitts in the capital Region..and yes, i have visited almost all of them!

Goid place to go . They have everything, and their selection at Christmas is amazing. Most people…read moredon't know but the have s huge selection of ornaments and things to decorate a tree .... live and artificial trees, garlands....lights...ribbon....decorations for both inside and out. Gifts for anyone really... wind chimes ...bird supplies

The tree that we cut lasted us a long time and is still in our living room. The service though was…read moreso-so. They don't help you with anything other than carry the cut tree to get it wrapped. You take the tree to your car, you tie it to your car. So the service takes one star away. The hot cocoa inside was served in styrofoam, which boggles my mind at this day and age. So that also takes a star away. I understand that the new owners just purchased the land a month or so ago and they were trying to make the most profit, but service goes a long way without it costing too much. I don't know if I will go back again next year. Other places from previous years seemed more service oriented.

We're looking forward going again this weekend but when we went last year we were very happy with…read morehow well we were treated there. The family that owns it is so sweet. You won't be disappointed!

Apple Maps with the wrong hours. Listed to 6 pm Saturday but closed at…read more3pm.**********************************

A few years ago our 4H Club wanted to make wreaths as a fundraiser. We called Goderie's about…read morebuying a wreath maker and some frames. We told them what we were doing and they offered to teach the kids how to use the machine and gave us a tour of the farm. We have been buying our supplies here ever since! Really nice people who take pride in what they do.

This is an outstanding bookstore and gift shop. I found the prices reasonable and lots of guide…read morebooks for local areas along with history books..lots of local products including soap and artwork. Local made bags. This shop was crammed with awesome stuff. Granted you could buy the books slightly cheaper on Amazon but you get it now and that makes the few extra dollars worth it. The shopkeeper was very friendly and enthusiastic about everything and she gave me a discount for buying a lot of stuff. Good business savvy right there!!

What a wonderful find! Just steps from The Sagamore, as soon as I entered this homey shop, I knew I…read morewas in for a treat. Lots and lots of books, CDs, pictures, paintings, Knick- knacks and gifts ー all chosen firstly with an eye toward representing local craftsmen, authors and artisans from the Adirondacks. Scored me a wonderful 1940s German mantle clock in terrific condition. A must see when you're in and around Lake George!