Your Guide to Christmas Tree Farms in Snohomish County

Your Guide to Christmas Trees Farms

Looking for the right place to find the right tree? Locals chime in on where they like to go and why.

Lerviks Tree Farm

8416 State Route 92, Granite Falls, Washington

$40 for any tree

“They have great trees, fair prices ($40 any tree) and you can get your coffee, snacks and hot cocoas at Monte Cristo Espresso on the property. Makes for a great family event day!”

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Promise Land

22502 Dubuque Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290

“Had big full trees. Free hot cocoa and marshmallows to roast on the fire. We've ended up here the last 2 years after driving around to see new places. The trees are a little pricier $65 to 90 but there is a good selection.”

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Lochsloy Acres Christmas Trees

5511 WA-92, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

“They have a great selection. Staff is super friendly, free hot cocoa and/or cider after you've found your tree. They also shake, bale the tree and will put it on your car for you. They provide sleds to pull the tree, gloves and a saw.”

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Red Rooster Ranch

12909 279th Ave NE, Granite Falls, WA 98252

“LOVE this place! The last couple of years the trees have been a bit shorter than what we look for.”

“Gorgeous setting and the friendliest of service.” Facebook

Stocker Farms- Christmas Trees

8705 Marsh Rd #2, Snohomish, WA 98296

Trees, u-cut, hot cocoa, garland, and wreaths!

“Great selection of Christmas trees. They shake and bail your tree for you for free. Their friendly customer service will have me coming back again!”

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Wintergreen Tree Farm

13606 S Machias Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290

“Trees are not very tall in the u-cut area but everyone is very friendly. The kids loved the music from Tim Noah, saying hi to Santa, getting a hot dog from the food vendor and sitting by the big bonfire.”

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Fish Creek Tree Farm

18420 3rd Ave NE, Arlington, WA 98223

“Huge selection. Relaxing environment. Great prices. No pressure to choose specific types of trees because the pricing was simple and based on height. We were able to get whatever tree we wanted that was as tall as me and knew we'd pay $30 or less. Kids were given candy canes and happily frolicked through the trees.”

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Dairyland

This is where we got our tree last year. Check out my post below!

Farmer Brown's Christmas Tree Farm

12017 109th Ave NE, Arlington, WA 98223

“We love farmer browns! We have been going here for years and by far is the best Christmas tree farm around! They have such a huge selection of trees and are always great every year! They have hand saws you can use or you can bring your own. They have a fire always going as well as hot chocolate and apple cider. They also have baked goods for sale as well as hotdogs. Staff is very helpful and this place makes Christmas tree hunting worth it!”

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Long's Christmas Trees

5001 Riverview Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290

“Great experience and atmosphere. Friendly staff and complementary hot coco was a nice touch.”

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Pilchuck Secret Valley Christmas

9533 Mose Rd, Arlington, WA 98223

“Been going here for years. It’s the best! Cash only though! They have a great selection and a nice little fire pit to warm your hands after you find the perfect tree to light up your house.”

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Novelty Hill Farms - Tree & Barn Lighting

My friend bought extra tickets to the Novelty Hill Farms Annual Tree and Barn Lighting so we decided to make the trek to Duvall in the name of holiday spirit. The place had a great small farm vibe with the rustic white barn, fire pit, and tractor.

Roasting s'mores by the fire

Tractor covered in lights

Barn, Tree, and Hot dog Stand

Inside the Hayloft for Carol singing

Santa

Here are some of my favorite highlights from my night:

• S’mores by the fire

• Christmas Carols inside the hayloft of the barn

• FREE pictures with Santa

• Great group of vendors selling their crafts

• Chavoya’s Hot Dogs available for sale

• Delicious hot apple cider

• Beautiful and healthy Christmas trees

Would I go back again? Absolutely.

Tip:

Wear boots; the parking lot was pretty muddy, but the area where the trees were was fine.

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Dairyland Christmas Trees

Dairyland Christmas Tree Farm

Not U-Cut, but just as fun!

There are so many Christmas Tree options around here. Here’s a peak at one of them.

• Free hot chocolate, coffee, and cider!

• Huge gift shop with tons of quality and local made gifts.

• Free craft projects for the kids. My kids made candy cane ornaments and wrote letters to Santa.

• Warm firepit outside and a warm wood stove inside.

• Photo’s with Santa. He was legit! I swear it was the real guy.

• Haywire Brewing is right there. Grab a drink while you shop for your tree! Then sit down and eat some good food while they load the tree onto your car.

• Trees are pre-cut, which was a bit of a bummer for me because the cutting of the tree is kind of a tradition, but we got over it fast when we found our perfect tree.

• Competitively priced and totally gorgeous and fresh trees. Mine lasted 4 weeks and still looked freshly cut after new years!

“Add a bit of soda or syrup (I use vanilla syrup that I put in my coffee) to your tree water once a week to keep your tree looking fresh for longer!”