Cetnar's Tree Farm

Our take

Cetnar’s is a family-owned operation in the Poconos where the “cut-your-own” label doesn’t quite apply in the usual sense: you walk the field and pick your tree, but staff do the actual cutting and baling rather than handing you a saw. If you like the experience of choosing your own tree but don’t want to do the physical work — or worry about doing it safely — that setup works in your favor.

What the pricing tells you

Reported pricing starts around $40 and increases with tree height. That’s a relatively low starting figure compared to several other farms in this research, though it’s presented as a general starting point rather than a detailed rate card, and the record doesn’t specify which season this reflects or confirm it for 2026. Don’t assume a taller tree stays anywhere close to $40 — the note is explicit that price rises with height, just without giving the specific increments.

Why Facebook matters more here than usual

Most farms in this research have at least some form of standalone website, even a thin one. Cetnar’s primary public presence, based on what was found, is a Facebook page rather than an independent site. That’s not unusual for a small, family-run operation, but it does shift where you should look for current information: rather than searching for “cetnarstreefarm.com” or similar, your best bet for confirming hours, this season’s pricing, or any schedule changes is checking their Facebook page directly or calling the number on record.

What isn’t documented

No hours were found anywhere in the sources reviewed, and no specific tree species were named either. That’s a meaningful gap for trip planning — you don’t know whether this is a weekend-only operation or open daily, and you don’t know whether Fraser fir, Douglas fir, or something else entirely is what’s growing in the field. Given how little formal documentation exists for this farm, treat a phone call or a look at their Facebook page as a required first step, not an optional nicety.

The bottom line

If you’re in the Poconos region and want a lower-cost, staff-assisted choose-and-cut experience from a genuine family business, Cetnar’s is worth investigating — just go in expecting to do some of your own homework via Facebook or a phone call, since this listing can’t hand you a ready-made schedule.