Town of Forestville · Wisconsin
Krueger Tree Farm
Krueger Tree Farm is a southern Door County choose-and-cut and precut stop between Forestville and Maplewood. Its selection includes Blue and White spruce, Canaan fir and cedar, with saws and sleds provided and complimentary shaking, baling and cocoa.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Find the farm
- S1072 State Highway 42, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
- Farm enquiries920-493-8237Association also lists 920-495-7493; roles not distinguished
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Friday after Thanksgiving–December 21
| Posted tree-shopping hours | Hours |
|---|---|
| Friday–Sunday, Friday after Thanksgiving–December 21 | 10am–4pm |
Confirm the active seasonal notice and available tree sizes before travelling.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Cut your own & Pre-cut trees
Tree species
- Blue spruce
- White spruce
- Canaan fir
- Cedar
The farm visit.
A tree visit with saws and sleds
Choose among Blue and White spruce, Canaan fir and cedar, either in the growing field or from the precut selection. Saws are supplied, and a sled helps bring a field tree back. Shaking and baling are complimentary, so those preparation steps are included rather than separate advertised charges.
Children’s colouring books and candy canes are among the small extras, alongside free cocoa. Porch pots, kissing balls, wreaths and crafts are sold for decorating beyond the main tree.
Find the southern Door farm
Use S1072 State Highway 42, between Forestville and Maplewood, rather than a town-centre destination in Sturgeon Bay. The posted hours are Friday–Sunday 10am–4pm from the Friday after Thanksgiving through December 21; check the seasonal notice before travelling.
Other farms to compare.
- Spudberry FarmsTown of Florence, Wisconsin
Choose-and-cut and precut firs, free baling and handmade evergreen decorations.
- Whispering Pines Tree FarmTown of Oconto, Wisconsin
Choose-and-cut and precut trees, train-themed field rides, a heated lodge and holiday shop.
- North Countree ChristmasTown of Wausaukee, Wisconsin
Balsam and Fraser fir, included shaking and baling, plus a greenery and ornament shop.