Christmas tree farms around Rochester let you walk the fields and choose a tree to bring home. Some also sell pre-cut trees, wreaths, and seasonal decorations, with gift shops or refreshments to round out the visit.

Check before you go: Many farms share their seasonal updates shortly before opening. Visit the farm’s website or Facebook page, or call ahead, to confirm this year’s opening date, hours, tree availability, and payment options. Cut-your-own fields may close before the pre-cut selection sells out.
Monroe County Christmas Tree Farms

🌲 Bauman’s Farm Market, Webster
Bauman’s Farm Market on Five Mile Line Road offers cut-your-own and pre-cut Christmas trees, holiday wreaths, and poinsettias. Tree varieties include several firs and spruces, with availability varying by field and pre-cut selection. Hand saws are available for cutting your own tree; services include baling, drilling, and fresh trunk cuts for pre-cut trees. The greenhouses provide a sheltered place to browse.
🌲 Cobble Creek Farm, Spencerport
Cobble Creek Farm on West Ridge Road offers cut-your-own Christmas trees, with wagon rides between the barn and tree fields. Several fir varieties are grown here, and they provide hand saws. Staff transport your tree back to the barn, give it a fresh cut, drill it for a compatible stand, and bale it for the trip home. The farm also advertises complimentary hot chocolate and popcorn in the barn. Check the current season’s wagon-ride requirements before visiting.
🌲 Hellaby Hill Farms, Scottsville
Hellaby Hill Farms on Ballantyne Road is a cut-your-own Christmas tree destination in Scottsville. Contact the farm before visiting to confirm this season’s tree selection, opening dates, and available cutting and hauling equipment.
🌲 Kunz’s Tree Farm, Webster
Kunz’s Tree Farm on Five Mile Line Road, near Route 104, offers cut-your-own and pre-cut Christmas trees. Its Christmas shop carries holiday decorations, gifts, and wreaths, giving visitors another place to browse after choosing a tree. Check the farm’s latest announcements for current inventory and services.
🌲 Morgan Hill Tree Farm, Scottsville
Morgan Hill Tree Farm on Morgan Road offers choose-and-cut Christmas trees and handmade decorated wreaths. Tree purchases include stump trimming, mechanical shaking, baling, and center drilling for compatible stands. The farm accepts cash and credit cards.
🌲 Stokoe Farms, Scottsville
Stokoe Farms on South Road combines cut-your-own and pre-cut Christmas trees with wagon rides to the fields, wreaths, a gift shop, and animals. Visitors can make the tree-shopping trip part of a longer farm outing. Separately booked Christmas Animal Encounters are offered on select dates; check the seasonal calendar for reservations and which activities are available during Christmas tree season.
🌲 Wilbert’s Christmas Tree Farm, Webster
Wilbert’s Christmas Tree Farm on Salt Road offers cut-your-own and pre-cut trees, with staff assistance for shaking and baling. Around the farm, visitors can find a live-animal Nativity scene, a hay maze, and several photo stations. The Lumberjack Lodge sells hot drinks, pizza, and fried cakes, while the heated Evergreen Exchange carries gifts and farm merchandise. Santa visits and complimentary family photography are offered on select dates.
🌲 Windy Meadow Tree Farm, Brockport
Windy Meadow Tree Farm on West Sweden Road offers choose-and-cut Christmas trees, handmade evergreen wreaths, tree stands, and wreath hangers. Hand saws, carts, and kneeling pads are available, and tree purchases include mechanical shaking and baling. Check the current season’s selection before visiting, as the farm may close when its available trees sell out.
🌲 Woody Acres, Penfield
Woody Acres on Harris Road offers cut-your-own and pre-cut Christmas trees, with fir and spruce varieties available. Hand saws and carts are provided, and tree preparation includes shaking, baling, and drilling for pin stands upon request. The gift shop carries handmade wreaths, ornaments, holiday decorations, and gifts from local artisans. Children may also choose a complimentary book to take home.
Greater Rochester Tree Farms

🌲 Baughman’s Christmas Tree Farm, Geneseo
Baughman’s Christmas Tree Farm is located on Lima Road in Geneseo. Before you go, contact the farm to confirm Christmas tree availability, whether customers can cut their own, and which tree-preparation services are offered.
🌲 Bodine’s Christmas Tree Farm, Canandaigua
Bodine’s Christmas Tree Farm on Kipp Road offers cut-your-own and pre-cut trees, including Fraser, Concolor, and Canaan firs and blue spruce, along with fresh wreaths. Complimentary services include hand saws, sleds, baling, drilling, and assistance tying trees to vehicles. Visitors can also warm up with hot chocolate and homemade Christmas cookies.
🌲 Darling’s Tree Farm, Clifton Springs
Darling’s Tree Farm on County Road 23 offers choose-and-cut Christmas trees, handmade wreaths, and tree stands. Its selection includes several fir varieties and blue spruce, with taller trees available. Complimentary services include hand saws, sleds, shaking, baling, drilling, and hand-tying the tree to your vehicle. The farm also offers locally grown apples, coloring books, and “reindeer food.”
🌲 Franke Farms, Marion
Franke Farms offers cut-your-own and pre-cut Christmas trees at its Boss Road Extension location in Marion. Seasonal products include evergreen wreaths, kissing balls, and holiday decorations. Its Country Christmas Market is at a separate location on Eddy Ridge Road, where vendors sell gifts and other seasonal items. Check which location offers the products you want before setting out.
🌲 DePuy’s Trees, Livonia
DePuy’s Trees on Poplar Hill Road offers choose-and-cut and pre-cut Christmas trees, wreaths, and tree accessories. Former Grzenda Farm customers should follow the DePuy’s Trees signs to the entrance at 3230 Poplar Hill Road, just down the road from the former entrance. Hand saws, shaking, baling, and twine are included with a tree purchase. Staff can help transport trees from the fields; customers secure their own trees to their vehicles.
🌲 Holmes Hollow Farm, Victor
Holmes Hollow Farm on Turk Hill Road offers choose-and-cut Christmas trees, including Canaan, Concolor, Grand, and Fraser firs. Staff can help explain the differences between varieties and assist with cutting, baling, and loading your tree. Contact the farm in advance if you’re looking for an unusually tall tree.
🌲 McPherson Orchards & Christmas Tree Farm, LeRoy
McPherson Orchards on Oatka Trail offers pre-cut Christmas trees, tree stands, decorations, and gifts, plus shaking, drilling, and baling services. Its farm store and bakery also sell seasonal produce, cider, and baked goods, and Christmas wreaths are available by order.
🌲 Stop 28 Farm and Nursery, Palmyra
Stop 28 Farm and Nursery on Alderman Road is a Palmyra Christmas tree destination. Contact the farm before you go to confirm its current tree selection, cut-your-own or pre-cut options, and available supplies and services.
🌲 Urtz’s Evergreens, Marion
Urtz’s Evergreens on Cole Road offers cut-your-own, pre-cut, and potted Christmas trees, along with handmade evergreen wreaths. Tree varieties include Fraser, Douglas, Balsam, and Concolor firs and blue spruce. Tree baling and drilling are provided at no additional charge.
A Few Helpful Christmas Tree Supplies

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Check what you already have before heading to the farm. A stand that fits your tree and a way to reach the water reservoir can make setup and daily care more manageable.
- Christmas tree stands: Choose a stand rated for your tree’s height and trunk diameter, with a water reservoir you can check and refill.
- Christmas tree watering funnels: A funnel with an extension tube helps you add water beneath low branches without reaching through decorations.
- Waterproof tree mats: Place one beneath the stand to help protect flooring from small spills. Check beneath it periodically for moisture.
- Christmas tree disposal bags: Check the bag’s size before buying. Some can be positioned beneath the tree during setup, then pulled up around it when it’s time to take it outside. Remove the bag before municipal collection unless local instructions allow it.
Caring for Your Farm-Grown Christmas Tree

A fresh cut, a well-fitting stand, and a steady water supply help keep your tree fresh. These tips summarize guidance from the National Christmas Tree Association.
- Put the tree in water promptly. If it will stay outside before decorating, store it somewhere cool with the trunk in a full bucket.
- Refresh the cut. Before setting up the tree, saw about half an inch straight across the bottom of the trunk.
- Choose a stand that fits. Allow roughly one quart of water capacity per inch of trunk diameter. Keep the trunk’s outer wood intact rather than shaving it to fit.
- Check water every day. Keep the cut end submerged, even when water remains elsewhere in the reservoir.
- Limit drying and heat exposure. Position the tree away from fireplaces, radiators, heating vents, and strong sunlight.
- Check the lights. Replace damaged light sets and switch tree lights off before bedtime or leaving home.
Find more advice from the National Christmas Tree Association.
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