Town of Spring Prairie · Wisconsin
Valley View Tree Farm
Walk Valley View’s tree rows and choose among firs, spruces and white pine, with prices based on variety and height. Staff provide a map and saw, then shake and net the tree before you pay in the warm gift shop.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- White pine, up to 9 feet
- $9 per foot
- Tree season
- Opens the Saturday before Thanksgiving; usually closes the second Sunday in December.
Compare the selection and purchase conditions in the full price table.
All tree prices ↓Hours: Daily, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; closed Thanksgiving.
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
Official prices ↗| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| White pine, up to 9 feet | $9 per foot |
| Black Hills, Colorado blue and Norway spruce, up to 9 feet | $11 per foot |
| Fraser, Balsam, Concolor and Nordmann fir, up to 9 feet | $13 per foot |
| Any tree taller than 9 feet | $14 per foot |
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Tree season: Opens the Saturday before Thanksgiving; usually closes the second Sunday in December.
Daily, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; closed Thanksgiving.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Only trees at least four feet tall are for sale; trees with a pink tag must be left growing. The farm says its farthest tree is no more than 500 feet from the starting area.
Prices differ by variety, with a separate $14-per-foot rate for trees taller than nine feet. Keep the actual measured height in mind when comparing a fir, spruce or pine.
Tree species
- Fraser fir
- Balsam fir
- Concolor fir
- Nordmann fir
- Black Hills spruce
- Colorado blue spruce
- Norway spruce
- White pine
The farm visit.
From arrival to checkout
Park in the lot to the right of the driveway and meet the entrance team for a map, price list and saw. Use the map to find your preferred variety, then walk into the rows to choose an eligible tree. You may bring your own saw if you prefer.
After cutting, the crew shakes loose debris and dead needles from the tree and wraps it in netting. Staff use its tag, or measure and identify an untagged tree, to establish the price. Take the tag to the gift shop to pay before heading home.
Fresh decorations and gifts
The warm gift shop carries fresh-bough centerpieces, wreaths, porch pots, decorative sleds, pine candy canes and novelty gnomes. You can also browse ornaments, gifts, tree stands, disposal bags and tree nutrients. Call ahead to preorder specialty decorations.
The shop follows the farm’s seasonal 10 a.m.–4 p.m. hours, so it can be part of the tree trip rather than a separate appointment.
Practical arrangements
Leashed dogs are welcome. The farm accepts cash, checks and credit cards. It usually closes on the second Sunday in December, so the recurring calendar should be checked against remaining stock before a late-season visit.
Before you go.
- Cut only trees at least four feet tall; pink-tagged trees are not for sale.
- Dogs must stay on a leash.
- Bring cash, a check or a credit card.
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
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- North Countree ChristmasTown of Wausaukee, Wisconsin
Balsam and Fraser fir, included shaking and baling, plus a greenery and ornament shop.