Silveyville Christmas Tree Farm

We get our Christmas tree here every year. They have a huge selection of trees. Some are pre-cut and some are flocked. Lots of activities and photo ops for kids. There's a fire pit with chairs around that you can sit on while waiting or you can visit the gift shop.As soon as we got our tree, we had them shaken and netted. when you're ready for pickup, just drive to the loading zone. Lots of staff around so if you have any questions, there's always someone available.Lots of free parking. The prices were pretty decent plus they also offer military discount.

We brought the kids back here for the experience. We came here when they were little and they enjoyed the rides, the free popcorn and cider, feeding the ducks, and wandering through the trees. We never found a tree here, but we have found our favorite taffy! We come back every year just for the taffy and sometimes visit some other stops while we're here. Gift shop, nativity set up, goat, chickens, duck, trees, photo ops, sleigh ride, they used to have quad rides (I don't know if they still do those), fire pit, etc. This year, there was a coffee food truck. We tried their hot cocoa. It's a fun place for the whole family, but it is loud and smelly in some places. Exhaust smells.

This is the cutest little place for a daytime Christmas activity! Plenty of parking, there is no parking OR admission fee, and they give out free cider & popcorn! The main purpose here is to cut down your own Christmas tree, but we already have an artificial one so we came for all the other stuff. There is a hay bale area with slides for the kids to play, and there's even a bonus playground that you can pay to enter. There are some animals to see and you can purchase food to feed them inside the store. My favorite part is definitely the sleigh ride though. It's $2 for age 3 and up. They had a couple of them going at a time so we only waited maybe 15 minutes max. The driver hands out lollipops before he turns on the Christmas music and takes us on the sleigh ride around the farm. Forget pumpkin patches, Christmas tree farms reign supreme!

We visited last week - still happy with this annual family tradition. Plenty of trees to choose from - still the free popcorn and hot apple cider and rides around the farm with holiday music playing overhead. Once you choose your tree, they cut the trunk and in our case, put the base on it, wrap it in netting and will help get it into your car. We always get a wreath as well!

We have enjoyed visiting this farm for this year and the past two years. It is easy to find a nice tree and the folks who work here are generally friendly and helpful. We find it easy to get to the farm (it's very close to 80, with clear street signs) and easy to get back to home. The only stressful thing is tying our own tree to the roof-- the previous tree farm we visited in Sonoma County took care of that important detail. That said, we've made it home safely three years in a row...

Great selection on trees. The price you pay is high but that's what happens when you can cut your own tree down. The service is mediocre & they rob you. They don't hand you the receipt, They staple it to the tree so you don't see the tip THEY ADDED THEMSELVES! The young boy working the register added a $24 tip to our total and we didn't see it til after we were gone. Dishonesty like that makes me not want to go back. Just be careful with your total & make sure you have them hand you the receipt

The cutest place for fall opt photo shoot! So many areas for pictures with your loved ones. Great place to take the kids out for some family bonding. Especially during such a sucky year with the Covid. For the most part, most families tried to keep the. Social distancing. Everyone wearing their masks. Wash station at the entrance. I didn't see hand sanitizers, so prepare to bring your own. It's outdoor, dusty and lots of roaming chickens, cats and excited children. So don't wear your good shoes. Make sure to bring wipes for your kids when they go straight for the goats area. Or when they start chasing the chickens. And handling all the different pumpkins scattered all over the place.There is a cute little store that sells Holiday ornaments, a few Walt Disney figurines and personalize your own ornament. The workers were very friendly and make sure to not throw your receipts away. They check before you exit the farm. Can't wait to come back for the Christmas season!

This place is great!! Only thing I had an issue with was the parking for disabled persons the gate was closed but because I was with my family they dropped me off in the front so I didn't have to walk with my walker around the fence to get in. I had come here before during pumpkin season with my daughters Girl Scout troop and liked it so much I wanted to check this place out during Christmas season. This was opening day in the mid afternoon. I don't know where my non got the letter inside that had all the pricing info but when she was reading it aloud it did sound bad for the prices of the trees!! It's cool u could either cut it down yourself or there were cut ones to choose from.It's great that they shake the tree and net pack em for a reasonable fee. They also had a lot of activities for the kids! The lines were long this day so we might come back soon to check out the rest of the area. Had fussy children with us so we had to cut our time here short but it was enough to enjoy.I remember a farm with animals in the way back but we didn't get to make it due to a time we had to head home to meet up with family plus the fussy kids. Looked like there was tons of parking, not much for disabled but luckily we got one since someone was leaving as we came.I do feel like we will plan another family visit next year too, so many great spots to take a picture at!!

I hate to write a negative review for a local business, but I think Silveyville should rethink their pricing structure. People go there for a fresh tree and are already paying a premium. Yet, Silveyville will not only charge a high price for the tree but they also charge for extras that really should be included with the price, specifically shaking the tree out costs $3 (netting costs $4). The tree is shook out using a machine and it doesn't take much manpower. Given how much the trees are, you would think they would just include it in the price since many of the trees have dried leaves and debris.About the trees you can cut yourself, the quality of the trees are pretty low (we didn't see any noble firs), and many looked like bushes that were just shaped like trees. We opted to buy a precut tree instead, which was almost double the price.

Manager Here! WE ARE OPEN!!! Maps is wrong, but google is correct! We are attempting to update maps, once apple approves the changes it will correctly show that we're open! Sorry for any confusion!We look forward to seeing you!