Woodstock · Illinois
Oney’s Tree Farm
Choose from cut-your-own, pre-cut and rooted trees, with tractor wagons, a historic barn gift shop and handmade evergreen decorations in Woodstock.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Find the farm
- 16608 Route 14, Woodstock, IL 60098
Trees & prices.
Official prices ↗| Tree & size | Price |
|---|---|
| U-cut tabletop, 4ft and under | $55 |
| U-cut, 5–8ft | $95 |
| U-cut, 9ft | $140 |
| U-cut, 10ft | $160 |
| U-cut, 11ft | $180 |
| U-cut, 12ft | $200 |
| U-cut, 13ft | $220 |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 7ft | $110 |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 8ft | $140 |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 9ft | $160 |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 10ft | $180 |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 11ft | $200 |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 12ft | $220 |
| Rooted porch/patio tree, 2ft | $40 |
| Rooted porch/patio tree, 3ft | $49 |
| Balled-and-burlapped tree, 4ft | $69 |
| Balled-and-burlapped tree, 5ft | $99 |
| Balled-and-burlapped tree, 6ft | $130 |
Choose your Christmas tree.
The field selection includes Scotch pine, Fraser fir and Concolor fir, with the farm describing sizes of 6–13ft and separately pricing tabletop trees. Fields close once the cutting quota is reached to protect future crops.
Pre-cut Fraser firs and small rooted porch/patio trees are offered. Balled-and-burlapped trees are also sold for later planting. The saw shed has sample branches and a map of blocks ready for cutting.
Tree species
- Scotch pine
- Fraser fir
- Concolor fir
The farm visit.
Finding and taking home your tree
Free tractor wagons run to and from the fields, and shaking and netting are free. Borrow a bow saw from the saw shed or bring your own. Electric saws and chainsaws are prohibited.
Bring a tarp, bungee cords and a tape measure. A tarp can help with cutting on the ground and sliding your tree to the wagon pickup. The supply of sleds is limited; bring a wagon for small children when there is no snow.
The historic barn and evergreen shop
The barn sells gifts, ornaments and bakery treats, with seating on the covered porch. The food page lists pizza, chili, hot dogs, chili dogs, popcorn, pretzels, nachos, cider donuts, cookies and cinnamon buns; food service is posted from 9am–3pm, separate from tree-selling hours. Confirm service times before traveling.
Handmade wreaths range from 24 inches to 6ft. Centerpieces, thick garland, mixed evergreen bundles, redtwig dogwood, sparkleberry, curly willow, incense cedar, oregonia, magnolia leaves and spruce tops or fir tips are also offered.
Santa and Mrs. Claus are advertised for weekend visits from 10am–3pm. Confirm the visit schedule before planning around them.
Before you go.
- Wear boots and weather-appropriate layers.
- Confirm selling hours, field access and the pet policy before traveling; the farm’s pages give differing instructions.
- The Christmas page lists a 3:30pm field cutoff so visitors can return before dark; confirm current field access before arriving.
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.