Christmas tree farm guide · Connecticut

Christmas tree farms in Danbury & nearby.

1 farm in Danbury2 nearby options within 25 miles

In Danbury

1 farm listed

The Stew Leonard’s storefront in Danbury.

Danbury · Connecticut

Stew Leonard’s — Danbury

Fresh-cut Fraser and balsam fir with a base cut and vehicle tie-on at the Danbury store.

Tree options: Pre-cut

Pre-cut Fraser fir · up to 5 feet
$32.99
Visit hours
Garden Shop 8am–8pm general hours

These prices come from the chain’s undated guide. Confirm this branch’s tags, available sizes and tax treatment before choosing. Fresh cutting and vehicle tie-on are complimentary.

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A little farther afield

More tree farms near Danbury

2 nearby farms

These farms are outside this city’s listings, ordered from closer to farther away. Distances are approximate straight-line miles from a reference point in Danbury; road distances vary.

About 16 miles away · Granite Springs, New York

Stuart’s red farm barn with the farm sign beside it.

Granite Springs · New York

Stuart’s Fruit Farm

Cut-your-own and pre-cut Christmas trees at the Granite Springs family farm.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut

Posted Christmas timetable
Weekend after Thanksgiving–December 24, Wednesday–Sunday
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About 20 miles away · Yorktown Heights, New York

Christmas trees growing on the hillside at Wilkens Fruit & Fir Farm.

Yorktown Heights · New York

Wilkens Fruit & Fir Farm

Field-grown and pre-cut Fraser firs, tree preparation, farm shops and hot cider with a tree purchase.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut

2026 tree season
November 28–December 23, on selected days; later dates tentative
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In Danbury

Selected farms in Danbury: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
CompareStew Leonard’s — DanburyDanbury, Connecticut · in town
Trees & sizesPre-cut trees
  • Stew Leonard’s Danbury is a retail pre-cut stop, with Quebec-grown Fraser and balsam firs replenished during the season.
  • The chain’s earlier November announcement described Fraser trees around 5–8-plus feet and balsams around 4–8 feet; check the local Garden Shop for today’s remaining heights.
  • The current linked guide also lists Cathedral trees, described as extra-tall and full but without a numeric height.
  • The current Christmas Shop guide confirms a complimentary fresh base cut and vehicle tie-on, with staff helping you compare the retail stock.
Published price examplePre-cut Fraser fir · up to 5 feet: $32.99
  • These prices come from the chain’s undated guide. Confirm this branch’s tags, available sizes and tax treatment before choosing. Fresh cutting and vehicle tie-on are complimentary.
  • Other published price details: Undated chain guide; confirm branch stock, tags and tax. Fresh cut and vehicle tie-on complimentary.
Cutting helpPre-cut shopping.
Shaking, baling & loadingHandling services and charges not specified.
Visit arrangementsVisit schedule: General store · Daily 7am–9pm
  • Visit schedule: General Garden Shop · 8am–8pm; confirm Christmas-tree yard schedule

Nearby · outside Danbury

Selected nearby farms outside Danbury: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
CompareStuart’s Fruit FarmGranite Springs, New York · nearbyWilkens Fruit & Fir FarmYorktown Heights, New York · nearby
Trees & sizesCut your own; Pre-cut treesCut your own; Pre-cut trees
  • Species: Fraser fir.
  • Fraser firs are offered in the choose-and-cut plantation and in the pre-cut area.
  • Read the tag on each tree for its approximate height and exact price before choosing.
  • Ask a worker in red for a borrowed saw, help cutting, or assistance taking a pre-cut tree off its post.
Published price exampleTree price not specified.Tree price not specified.
Cutting helpCut your ownCut your own
  • Park in the first lot on the right and check in at the fence just beyond the winery. Keep the lower part of your chosen tree’s tag and leave the matching part on the branch. A worker can help with cutting; for a pre-cut tree, ask the crew to take it off the stake.
  • After payment, bring the car and paid ticket to the loading area. Ask for a fresh stump cut or branch removal there. Staff can help tie the tree to the roof, or you can secure it yourself. Bring your own rope if you have it; the farm can provide some when needed.
Shaking, baling & loadingHandling services and charges not specified.Get a field tree onto the tractor wagon before walking back to the shops. The wagon carries trees, rather than visitors. In the pre-cut area, make sure a worker has taken the tree to the preparation area before you leave it. Pay for the tree in the Farm Market while the crew shakes and nets it.
  • After payment, bring the car and paid ticket to the loading area. Ask for a fresh stump cut or branch removal there. Staff can help tie the tree to the roof, or you can secure it yourself. Bring your own rope if you have it; the farm can provide some when needed.
Visit arrangementsWeekend after Thanksgiving–December 24, Wednesday–Sunday
  • Posted Christmas visiting hours · year not stated: Wednesday–Sunday · weekend after Thanksgiving through December 24 · 10am–5pm
  • The farm’s Christmas timetable has no stated year.
Reserve each tree for November 28–29, including pre-cut purchases.
  • From November 30, tree shopping needs no reservation while supplies last.
  • November 28–December 23, on selected days; later dates tentative
  • 2026 Christmas tree calendar: November 28–29 · reservation required · Opens 9am; last field entry 3:30pm, fields close 4pm
  • 2026 Christmas tree calendar: November 30–December 6 · Monday and Wednesday–Sunday · 10am–3:30pm entry; fields close 4pm
  • 2026 Christmas tree calendar: December 7–20 · Monday and Wednesday–Sunday, tentative · 10am–3:30pm entry; fields close 4pm
  • 2026 Christmas tree calendar: December 21–23 · tentative, including Tuesday December 22 · 10am–3:30pm entry; fields close 4pm
  • The November and December calendars label dates approximate and weather-dependent. The Christmas page also limits sales to the trees remaining.
  • Sales last only while trees remain. The calendar marks later December cutting as tentative and closes the farm for the season on December 24. Dates can change with the weather.
  • Book one reservation per tree for November 28–29; buying two trees needs two bookings. The $40 reservation payment is credited toward one tree, with an additional service fee. Bring the confirmation on your phone or on paper, and have the whole party together at check-. The farm places no separate limit on people or cars per tree.
  • The seasonal reservation release is announced through the Christmas page. Cancellations more than 48 hours before the visit are refundable less an $8 administration fee; later cancellations are not refundable. Rescheduling is allowed until 48 hours before the slot, using the confirmation email, and costs $8.
  • If you cannot find the size or height you need, visit the red Farm Market before leaving to request the $40 refund. The farm does not honor that request after departure. Farm Market and bakery visits need no tree reservation.

Offers vary by species, size and format. Confirm prices, stock and opening details before visiting; ask about unlisted handling charges.

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