Fremont · Ohio
Steinberger Christmas Trees
Tag a field tree for later harvesting, or browse the fresh-cut lot and holiday barn at Steinberger.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Published tagging days
- Early tagging November 7–8. Confirm the fresh-cut lot opening date.
- Visit arrangements
- Tagging November 7–8 until trees sell out; a nonrefundable $10 deposit reserves the tree.
Hours: November gift-shop weekends 10am–5pm; post-Thanksgiving Tuesday–Sunday until 6pm, fields close at 5pm.
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Tagged field Christmas tree | $80 including tax $74.59 before tax; $10 nonrefundable tagging deposit. |
| Field-tree cutting and preparation | Included Staff harvest, cleaning, Stand Straight drilling, baling and loading assistance. |
Dates & hours.
Published tagging days: Early tagging November 7–8. Confirm the fresh-cut lot opening date.
| Published visit arrangements | Hours |
|---|---|
| Early tagging | November 7–8, until sold out |
| November gift-shop weekends before Thanksgiving | 10am–5pm |
| Post-Thanksgiving Tuesday–Sunday | Until 6pm; fields close at 5pm |
The calendar gives differing fresh-cut opening-day details. Confirm opening and start times before traveling.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Early tagging reserves a tree that stays in the field until your later harvest visit. The posted field price is $80 including tax, with a $10 nonrefundable deposit at tagging. Staff harvest and clean the tree, drill it for a Stand Straight stand when needed, bale it and help with loading at no added charge.
The fresh-cut lot brings in trees from Michigan and North Carolina, with Fraser and Douglas firs, white pine and Scotch pine among the listed choices. Lot trees are priced individually by species and size rather than sharing the field-tree rate.
Tree species
- Concolor fir
- Douglas fir
- Fraser fir
- White pine
- Scotch pine
- Colorado blue spruce
The farm visit.
Tagging and later harvesting
Choose a tree during early tagging, pay the nonrefundable deposit and arrange the later harvest. The tree remains standing until that visit. The crew takes care of harvesting and preparation, which suits families who want to choose in the fields without doing the cutting.
Wagon rides and the holiday barn
Wagon rides, cookies and cocoa packets are advertised on selling weekends. The barn carries ornaments, candy, candles and tree stands, alongside wreaths, roping, swags and custom grave decorations. Check your chosen day’s offerings when arranging the harvest.
Payment and visit rules
Cash, debit and credit cards are accepted; checks are not. Pets must stay at home. Confirm the fresh-cut opening date because the current calendar’s Friday wording and its printed date differ.
Other farms to compare.
- Cackler FarmsDelaware, Ohio
Choose and cut a fir, spruce or pine at Cackler, with supplied saws and sleds, handmade greenery and a photo wreath.
- Country Cabin Tree FarmSunbury, Ohio
Reserve a short-season tree visit at Country Cabin, with choose-and-cut trees, pre-cut Canaan fir and supplies at the cabin.
- Taylor Tree FarmSunbury, Ohio
Cut a Scotch pine at Taylor’s Wilson Road farm, with saws, sleds, twine and baling supplied.