Timber Lane Christmas Tree Farm & TLC Store

"** EDIT** The tree we received is NOT the one we cut down. We cut a lovely blueish green tree, that a worker came up and commented how “lovely” our tree was and then another worker pulled us from the line and took our tree to get shaken and wrapped. Upon coming home, we realized the tree we got was at least half a foot shorter, already yellowing and had bare spots. I’m not even sure this one was shook out because it has so many dead needles. The wait time was also long and it is severely overcrowded. This place used to be charming and the employees friendly and caring. I’m sad that the quality has changed for the worse. 2 years ago (photo is from 2021) Lovely little farm! Dog friendly, awesome staff, and a great experience for the family! I love my tree, and the price was very affordable!"

"We go there every year and went earlier than normal this year. The folks there are awesome! Very friendly and a pleasure to do business with. The tree's are priced fairly and the shop has so much cool stuff! We always enjoy the experience. Highly recommend!"

"We were too late to cut our own, not by any fault of theirs. This place was top notch, clean, organized and the staff super helpful. We will definitely return for our tree next year!"

"This is our favorite tree farm! However, the 2022 season was a huge disappointment! Specifically because they ran out of "cut your own trees" after only 2 days! (If they had thought ahead, they would have limited customers each day to spread out their inventory, thus getting visitors on more days!) No notice, on website or social media. Additionally, they advertised Santa for Sunday, Nov. 27th hours...only to change him to Saturday! Ugh. We brought several families and kiddos, only to find an empty chair. Very disappointing. And lastly, we bought a very expensive pre-cut tree that is already wilting...after being told it was "very fresh". Not at all! Will think twice next year!"

"We visited on Nov. 28th, and we couldn't believe how depleted the standing tree stock was. We hiked for over an hour, (dragging the "handy" cart they suggested), and had to settle for the tree in the pic. We saw it down, set it on the cart- and the cart instantly lets us know it is incapable of carrying any tree, as it's chincy metal arm fell off. Then we got the pleasure of dragging that mutant-corpse of a tree (while my kids drug the worthless cart) half a mile uphill to pay $60. Notice the 10" bare spot at eye level? All of the trees had this... idk what happened... roving bands of Woodpeckers sent from a rival tree farm perhaps. We LOVE real trees, and they have convinced us to go fake."