By far one of the most courteous businesses I've ever been to. It is obviously a family affair and…read moretheir emphasis on stewardship shined through to the kids. It was a well oiled machine in the background. Super great experience and thanks for providing such a unique shop to the community. Cheers and see you next year!

From the owner: A day at Country Christmas Tree Farm includes wagon rides, hot chocolate, a gift shop filled with…read morecrafts and wreaths and cutting of your own fresh Christmas tree. The family experience is topped off with a free professional family photo by T. Dalton Photography, either on an antique sleigh or sitting around a warm fireplace in the gift shop. Our farm offers various Christmas trees to choose from. You can choose to cut your own Christmas tree or we have pre-cut trees available to you. The various styles that a family can cut range from spruces and firs. The pre-cut trees we provide are of all varieties so Country Christmas Tree Farm has the tree your family will enjoy. We provide free Christmas tree shaking, wrapping, and drilling.

What a great find... huge, packed and amazing. Kids everywhere...the smell of cider and thousands…read moreand thousand so donuts!! What a great little cider mill tucked away in the heart of the thumb. Well done.

One of my favorite family traditions is cutting down our Christmas tree at Krause Tree Farm. Every…read moreyear my family stays at my grandma's cottage and on a Sunday morning we bundle up and cut down our Frasier Fir at Krause Tree Farm. They have a cabin where you can buy refreshments like cocoa and marshmallow snowmen, and they sell other things like ornaments and decorations. It's always better to cut down your REAL tree, than get it from a lot. These trees stay so fresh, that you actually feel sad putting it to the curb after Christmas.

This cut-your-own Christmas Tree farm was a great find. It's owned and run by a wonderful family…read morethat not only have great trees, but can educate you on the varieties. They had everything I needed ... stands, wreaths, as well as some various items like hand made hats and local syrup. While it would be fun to bring the kids and let them run around and help cut down the tree, they will also do it for you. It wasn't so huge that it required hours of time either. They cut it, transported it, shook it to remove loose needles, drilled it for my new stand (thank you for saving me a trip to Menards), wrapped it and put it in my car. Actually both of them ... I got two!! Reasonable pricing and very warm, wonderful people. Thank you Hunts!!

December brings with it cold winds, snow but also the sweet smell of Christmas trees ready to pick…read moreout and decorate with glee. We didn't have the cold or snow this weekend but we did have the need for a tree to go along with family festivities. I've always had an artificial tree as most of my life has been as an apartment dweller where real trees were not permitted. This year however over some early festivities my sister and family were looking to grab a tree from a local farm. We ended up at Leo's Tree Farm near West Lorne where you can either let them cut one for you or do it yourself for $40 a tree. Upon arriving we were given instructions on which trees would hold up best this early in the season and which to avoid until later in the season. The farmers were all decked out in red overalls looking like lumberjack santas making them both festive and easy to find if you need. My sister and fam decided to chop their own and after much debate (too many cooks in the kitchen so to speak) finally picked out the perfect one. Leos provides you with the tools so no need to bring your own. Afterwards we were treated to DIY hot chocolate & candy canes in a small little cozy cabin that seated about 10 in chairs. Outside they were roasting local chestnuts on an open fire really adding to the feel of the holidays. If real trees is your jam for Christmas I'd definitely give Leo's Tree Farm a go! Open Dec 1-24th, annually.

We came here the day after Thanksgiving and arrived at the perfect time! We didn't want to wake up…read moretoo early but we got there around 10am- an hour after they opened. There are parking attendants with huge candy canes to help direct cars and take carts back. Once you park, it's a short walk to a table with greeters that hand out saws to cut your tree down. This is by far the best tree farm we've visited. Last year, we went to about 4 and although it's the farthest, it's honestly the best. Not all trees are tagged so you may have to walk through a few aisles to find one that you like. They have a donut food truck that sells mini donuts, with choice of toppings, powdered/ plain/ cinnamon sugar, hot chocolate, hot cider and even cider slush. Just past the entrance, they have a couple of portable potties if nature calls. When it gets really busy, it can be hard to find a wheel barrel for your tree, so it might be a good idea to bring a tarp so you can drag your tree or you can carry it if it's not too big. Once you get your tree, you get in a line to get the leaves, loose needles shaken out and then wrapped. Pretty an easy process... the only thing is the time it takes to find a tree and waiting for your tree to get processed. The price can be pretty pricey. The cheapest tree we saw was for about $70 and can go up to over $130. I would be happy with a costco tree, but the experience of cutting down a tree is pretty fun (plus the delicious donuts). We've brought our dog once and noticed there were a lot of pups along for the adventure.

So glad we found CCC! Took my brother's kids w us and we all had a blast. I loved how things were…read moreset up: park, grab a cart, staff tell you to look for tagged trees only, and point out difference in trees, then you're off! They have three types of trees: Fraser fir, Korean fir, Concolor fir, and a great selection! We walked around and scouted out many great trees before sawing our tree down, throwing it into our cart and taking it up front for a good shake (to remove dead, orange needles) and to be wrapped for the car ride home. There were about 10 families ahead of us and I'm sure we didn't wait more than 10-15mins! On our way out we stopped by the donut stand for a bag of fresh mini-donuts and REGRETTED NOTHING!!! I'm pretty sure I ate five by the time I got home, and told my husband I can't wait for next year!! I'm so glad we found a great place to become our new family tree-selecting farm, and that they're family owned and good steward of the land!!

Fred Stempky Nursery Fresh Cut Trees, is the place to go!…read more Fred and Chuck made our experience the best!!!!! The price was just right! Thank you Chuck for helping us find the perfect tree for our home! And Fred the tree is beautiful just like my wreath, you both made us feel so special. Can't wait to see you next year! God's blessings to you both and a Very Merry Christmas! Stay warm! Love, The Kaiser's

First time there , we got a 8 ft tall tree, very nice will return…read more The guys were very friendly and helpful!

This is THE place to get your tree. Nicest staff and great selection and great value for the money…read more This is the 2nd year we have purchased one from there and will keep going back. Our Frazier Fir lasts a month and no dropped needles.

We've been getting Christmas trees from here for at least 8 years, and this is the only place we'll…read moreever buy from! Great selection, and the freshest cut trees in the area. Happy to support a hardworking small business!

Newly constructed building opened officially in April, 2026. Highly recommended the apple fritter,…read moreeverything bagel, long John, and old fashioned.

4 Stars to make sure this place gets some visitors and stays open…read more This is the kind of place that you dont know about unless you pass it flying down the highway or are from the area. We did the first- so when we were early to check into our Air BnB, we swung back around to check this out. Don't put off by the fact that this place doesn't seem like it has cleaned in years. The actual donut case looked pretty ok. I picture the lil old man waking up everyday and putting on his uniform of a white shirt and tan or black pants and shuffling to work. I'm not sure if the donuts are actually made on site, because it is so small, or if they are brought in and resold ( the donut bag actually was from a place in Royal Oak that I think are now closed). The prices were good though. When i walked in, the man asked if I had cash, so i think its cash only. No problem. Looking around, they do have Beer and Wine as mentioned in the signs outside, but the layer of dust on those Giant Carlo Rossi bottles was an inch thick. The coffee station was (at 2pm) looking like it was the first pot and only pot that will stay there until he closes up tonight. Also, the counter and back counter is where rnadom things go to die. Gloves, tape rolls, odd business cards, and probably anything else you would need in a scavenger hunt can be found. I say all that to say this- the man was still a charming old man who may appear a lil gruff but is most likely a big ol softy and only adds to the charm of this place. He pulled the tray out and says these are the fresh ones, so i picked a half dozen from the ones available, and he threw in a freebie as well- which was sweet of him. The cinnamon rolls were the best for sure- and were indeed very fresh. They were great when we woke up in the Air Bnb the next day with our coffee. I also picked up 2 Meat Pasties- and he gave me cooking directions- which i appreciated.