Cut Your Own Christmas Tree - Rum River & Hampton Hills Tree Farms, Minneapolis/St. Paul

Cut Your Own Christmas Tree

Please join us this Christmas for an experience your whole family will love! Our family has been growing and selling quality Christmas trees for over 40 years.

Santa Claus

Free for the kids!
Nov. 29, 30 Dec. 1, 7, 8 ONLY
10 am - 4 pm

Visit with Santa
Family hayrides
Petting zoo
Candy canes
Coloring books

NEW: FOOD TRUCKS!

Rum River:
Now That's Waffles

Hampton:
Bacon Me Crazy

PRICES:

Short Needles (Balsam, Spruce & Fraser Fir):
$51.95 ($48.95 with coupon)

Medium/Long Needles (Scotch, Norway & White Pine):
$42.95 ($39.95 with coupon)

ALSO AVAILABLE:

Wreaths - 25" only $19.95!
- (other varieties and larger sizes up to 60" also available)
Wreath easels
Balsam roping
Spruce tops
Red-twigged dogwood
Tree stands (Cinco or Superior)
Tree bags

FARM HOURS

Hampton Hills
9am - 4:15pm, pre-cut lot open until 4:30pm
Closing for the season at 4pm on 12/22

Rum River
9am - 4:30pm, pre-cut lot open until 7pm
Closing for the season at 4pm on 12/23

Rum River Tree Farm
Northwest of Twin Cities metro
10 miles north of Hwy 10 near Anoka.
Detailed directions

Hampton Hills
Southeast of Twin Cities metro
27 miles south of 494 near Hampton.
Detailed directions

Did you know that Rum River Tree Farm also has several Christmas tree lots throughout the Twin Cities metro area?

Find a location near you!

METRO LOT HOURS

Tree lots will begin closing on 12/17. Please visit our Metro Tree Lots page to see individual lot hours and closing times.

ABOUT OUR CUT-YOUR-OWN FARMS

A common question we get asked is whether we cut trees from our cut-your-own farms to supply our tree lots. The answer is no. The trees growing at our Rum River and Hampton Hills locations are for cut-your-own customers only. All other pre-cut trees are brought in from farm plantations, including several of our own fields throughout Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.

To learn more about Christmas tree farming, listen to this podcast interview with Will Almendinger from Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom (MAITC).