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A family walking the rows at a B&J Evergreen choose-and-cut farm

Clear Lake and Princeton

Cut your own Christmas tree farms

Hundreds of acres, a saw with your name on it, and an afternoon you will still be talking about in January.

Saws, shaking and baling on us

A tree lot sells you a tree. A farm gives you the afternoon. You drive into the fields, argue about which one is too tall, cut it down together, and warm up at the fire pit while it runs through the baler. Families have been walking these rows for over 40 years, and plenty of them now bring the kids who used to ride on their shoulders. If you would rather skip the saw, both farms keep a full pre-cut selection by the yard, so a farm visit works either way.

Aerial view of a horse-drawn wagon rolling along a snow-covered lane between rows of Christmas trees
A horse-drawn wagon working the rows at Clear Lake

The part the kids remember

None of this costs extra. It runs on the free event weekends through the season at both farms, and it is the reason people drive past three closer lots to get here.

Dates for the 2026 event weekends are on the hours and events page as soon as they are confirmed.

Or pick up a tree in the Twin Cities

The drive north is an hour and change from Minneapolis, which is the whole point on a Saturday and the wrong plan on a Tuesday. Our three metro lots carry fresh-cut trees, most of them grown right here and trucked down, with a free fresh cut at every one.