North of the Twin Cities · 9 farms, 9 with 2026 dates — Anoka, Sherburne, Chisago, Isanti and Pine counties
Clear Lake & St Cloud · 4 farms, 3 with 2026 dates — Sherburne and Benton counties
West of the Twin Cities · 3 farms, 3 with 2026 dates — Wright and Meeker counties
East and south of the Twin Cities · 8 farms, 4 with 2026 dates — Washington, Dakota, Scott and Goodhue counties
Minnesota Christmas tree farm questions
When do Christmas tree farms open in Minnesota?
Krueger's in Lake Elmo opens on Wednesday 18 November 2026. Hansen, Kavan, Rum River, Hampton Hills and Crow River open on Friday 20 November. B&J Evergreen, Jan's, Wolcyn, Jacks, Our Farm, Goldenman, Pinestead, Happy Land, Hinkemeyer, Turck's and Enzenauer open on Saturday 21 November, and Stacy and Newell on Friday 27 November. Crow River is open on Thanksgiving Day, 9am to 2pm; the others close.
Where can I cut my own Christmas tree near Minneapolis?
North of the city: Hansen in Ramsey, Rum River and Our Farm in Oak Grove, Kavan in Lino Lakes, Goldenman in Zimmerman, Pinestead in Isanti, Stacy and Wolcyn. West: Jacks in Delano, Crow River near Howard Lake and Turck's near Litchfield. East and south: Krueger's in Lake Elmo, Newell in Scandia and Hampton Hills near Cannon Falls. B&J Evergreen, Jan's and Hinkemeyer are towards St Cloud.
How much is a cut-your-own Christmas tree in Minnesota?
Rum River, Hampton Hills and Stacy charge $99.95 for any tree, Newell $130 and Hansen $150, though none prints a year beside the price. Krueger's 2026 prices are $14 to $16 a foot and Jacks charges $15 a foot. Pinestead's 2026 prices run from $79.95 to $109.95 for a 7 to 8 ft tree, and Our Farm's from $89.95 to $139.95.
Can I bring my dog?
Hansen, Rum River, Hampton Hills, Stacy, Wolcyn, B&J Evergreen, Jacks, Pinestead, Happy Land and Enzenauer welcome dogs on a leash, and Our Farm allows them in the cutting fields only. Other farms don't say, so ring first.
How these were checked
Every Minnesota farm here was read on its own website or Facebook page on 7 or 8 November 2026, and each card quotes the farm’s words. Where a farm prints a date without a year, the card gives it as 2026 only when the weekday matches 2026 (“Friday, Nov. 27”) and says so. Prices printed without a year are marked that way.
Farms that haven’t posted 2026 dates yet are listed with what they have said, and will be updated as they post. Directories were used only to find farms, never for a date or a price.