DeKalb · Illinois
Camelot Christmas Tree Farm
Choose and cut a tree beside a scenic lake in rural DeKalb, with firs, spruces and pines and saws, twine and tree-handling equipment available.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Choose-and-cut tree
- $80
Posted flat price for all trees; confirm price and remaining selection before traveling.
Posted prices are a planning guide; confirm current rates and remaining selection before traveling.
All tree prices ↓
Trees & prices.
Official prices ↗Posted prices are a planning guide; confirm current rates and remaining selection before traveling.
| Tree & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Choose-and-cut tree | $80 Posted flat price for all trees; confirm price and remaining selection before traveling. |
Choose your Christmas tree.
The farm offers a range of firs, spruces and pines across around 30 acres of trees beside a 20-acre lake.
Tree species
- Balsam fir
- Canaan fir
- Douglas fir
- Concolor fir
- Fraser fir
- Blue spruce
- White spruce
- Scotch pine
- White pine
The farm visit.
Around the lake to the tree fields
The county tourism guide describes a half-mile approach around the lake to the rear of the farm, where parking and the tree fields are located. Saws, twine, a shaker and a baler are available; the guide does not establish that all services are free.
Holiday greenery
Wreaths, 25ft roping, swags and porch trees are also advertised; ask about availability and prices.
Before you go.
- Cash and checks are accepted; credit cards are not accepted.
- Confirm current selling dates and remaining selection before traveling.
Other farms to compare.
- Abbey FarmsAurora, Illinois
Choose a pine or spruce in the fields, or a Michigan-grown fir from the pre-cut lot, then warm up with a donut and cocoa and browse the Emporium.
- Ben’s Christmas Tree FarmHarvard, Illinois
Explore eight varieties of field-grown trees in Harvard, with free wagon rides, supplied saws and help bringing your tree back for shaking and baling.
- Richardson Christmas Tree FarmSpring Grove, Illinois
Choose a tree in the fields or a pre-cut Fraser or Canaan fir, then head into the heated barn for a warm drink, handmade greenery and farm-made treats.