We are grateful that 2020 has been such a successful season and appreciate all of our visitors! It was nice to meet so many new families and welcome back families from seasons past! We had planned to be open one more weekend, however, in order to allow for a nice selection of trees for next… Continue reading Closing early for the season
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Cut your own and fresh cut trees. We will be open this season from November 27 through December 13, 2020. Cash, check, and credit cards accepted. For the 2020 season, masks will be required in the store and around those outside of your family group. We ask everyone to keep respectful distance in accordance with state guidelines and we will be cleaning materials throughout the day.
Gift Shop News
We added new shelving to our gift shop and are offering many new items for sale this year! You can shop for local, handcrafted and unique gift items while you wait for your Christmas tree to be processed. Please observe social distancing and wear masks when you come in and check it out. The shop… Continue reading Gift Shop News
2020 Pricing
We are excited to welcome you and your family back this season! Our prices continue to be the same since we opened a few years ago. Also, there is no additional cost for shaking, bailing and/or drilling of tree trunks. The following are the varieties and size range of the trees that are available for… Continue reading 2020 Pricing
2019 Pricing
We continue to grow many varieties of evergreen trees at River Run Tree Farm. The following are the varieties and size range of the trees that are available for the 2019 Christmas season: FIR (Sold per ft. @ $9 with incremental measurements priced on site) Canaan Fir 5 Ft. to 9 Ft. Height Concolor Fir … Continue reading 2019 Pricing
Bringing your tree home
When you get your tree home, leave it in the netting it is wrapped in until it is set in the stand. If you are not setting up your tree the day it was cut, then leave your tree outside of the house with the trunk sitting in a bucket of water. Once you are ready… Continue reading Bringing your tree home
