Covered Bridge Farm

“Great place to get a tree! Large selection, reasonable price and great little gift shop with an assortment of ornaments and holiday decor. Upon pulling in, we were welcomed right away and given a map of the farm. They provide saws as well as sleds for pulling the tree back to your car. Would definitely recommend, worth the drive from the cities!”

“I am so impressed with covered bridge tree farm. We have purchased our tree here two years in a row. Last year we didn’t get the tree in water quick enough, so it shed, but still looked great. This year we have had our tree for 3 weeks and it’s hardly shed at all. Great company, great service when we pick it out.”

“They will shake, blow out, and wrap your tree. Sleds and saws available for use as well. This was our 4th year going here and will continue to come back. If it's really cold, stop in the gift shop and grab a cup of hot apple cider.”

“This cute little tree farm is my go-to for my Christmas tree each year. The staff is friendly and helpful, prices are fair, and the selection is great at the beginning of the season.”

“Our Go To place for Beautiful well-shaped trees. The store is quaint and full of Christmas! They shake tree for free and bag it for$3.00. They'll even tie it to your car for you!”

“Great selection and friendly service. LOVE the quality of the tree we brought home! Well groomed and very full with a sturdy, straight trunk.”

“Fun cut your own tree experience. May need an AWD vehicle to get around during rainy/soggy days. Wasn't too crowded when we went.”

“I appreciate the fact that this place is dog friendly, but there are no garbage cans on this property WHATSOEVER. As a responsible dog owner I always pick up after my dog. And it’s a pet peeve of mine when people don’t. But it was really odd that there wasn’t even one garbage can on the property to put the dog poop in. I thought I might be missing something so I went in to the building where you pay to ask the cashier if there was somewhere I could throw it, and she said “Sorry, no, you’re going to have to take it with you.” Which really weirded me out. I’ve never been somewhere before where they told me I had to bring my dog’s poop home with me. It obviously wasn’t pleasant, but that’s what we did. Thankfully we were able to put it in the back so we couldn’t really smell it. But the point is, it seemed like they were punishing responsible dog owners, inadvertently or not, by making them ride home with poo in their car. It seems a little backwards to me. You think they would want to encourage people to clean up after their dogs. It was a bit of an odd and uncomfortable experience. I dont think I will be back.”