A 71-year farm with simple, honest flat-rate pricing ($90 for any cut-your-own tree up to 10 feet) and a real destination feel from live music and a petting zoo, but it's cash-or-check only, so bring cash even though an ATM is on-site.
Flat rate of $90 for any cut-your-own tree up to 10 feet tall (2025 pricing).
Cash only. This farm doesn't take cards, based on what we found — bring cash or confirm ahead if that's changed.
Corsi has operated since 1955, and it takes an approach to pricing that’s refreshingly simple compared with the per-foot or per-species pricing tables found at many other farms in this research: a flat $90 for any cut-your-own tree up to 10 feet tall. That means you know your exact tree cost before you even arrive, with no surprises based on species or height within that range — a real advantage if budgeting precision matters to you, though it also means a small 4-foot tree costs exactly the same as one nearly 10 feet tall, so there’s no discount for choosing something smaller.
The farm doesn’t accept cards, which is worth knowing before you leave the house. Unlike some cash-only farms in this research that offer no alternative, Corsi has an ATM available on-site, so forgetting cash doesn’t necessarily mean a wasted trip — though ATM withdrawal fees typically apply in situations like this, and no specific fee was stated in the sources reviewed, so budget a little extra if you end up using it.
Weekend visitors get live bluegrass and folk music from noon to 3pm, and the farm also offers a free petting zoo, Italian chili for sale, and a lodge — the Broken Stone Lodge — serving hot cocoa. That combination gives Corsi more of a lingering, destination feel than a quick in-and-out tree pickup, which is worth factoring into how much time you set aside for the visit. If you’re coming specifically for the music, timing your arrival for the noon-3pm window on a weekend matters.
The farm runs Wednesday through Sunday, 9am to 5pm, and is closed Monday and Tuesday entirely — not shortened hours those days, but closed. The 2026 season is expected to open the day after Thanksgiving, November 27, based on how the 2025 season was described (opening on that year’s day-after-Thanksgiving and running through December 22), though the exact 2026 closing date isn’t confirmed since last year’s specific end date may not repeat identically.
Corsi combines one of the clearest, most honest pricing structures in this research with a real family-outing atmosphere, and the main things to plan around are the cash-or-check requirement and the Wednesday-through-Sunday schedule. Bring cash, plan for a weekend if the live music appeals to you, and don’t expect the farm to be open on a Monday or Tuesday drive-by.
Opens the day after Thanksgiving (2026-11-27); the farm runs Wednesday through Sunday, 9am-5pm, closed Monday and Tuesday, with live music (bluegrass and folk, noon-3pm) on weekends.
1-1.5 hours if you catch the live music, visit the petting zoo, and get cocoa at the lodge.
Not documented with numbers, but a farm running live music and a petting zoo on a flat-rate pricing model, open Wednesday through Sunday during a season that opens the day after Thanksgiving, should expect its heaviest weekend traffic on that opening weekend, consistent with the pattern across this research.
Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip if you only carry cards — this is a cash-or-check farm, though an ATM is available on-site if you forget, and skip a Monday or Tuesday visit, since the farm is closed those days.
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A flat $90 for any cut-your-own tree up to 10 feet tall, per 2025 pricing — not a per-foot rate, so smaller trees aren't discounted.
No — the farm is cash or check only, though an ATM is available on-site for visitors who need it.
Wednesday through Sunday, 9am-5pm, closed Monday and Tuesday. The 2026 season is expected to open the day after Thanksgiving (November 27).
Yes — live bluegrass and folk music plays on weekends from noon to 3pm, there's a free petting zoo, Italian chili for sale, and the Broken Stone Lodge offers hot cocoa.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Wednesday-Sunday (2025 season). Hours: 9am-5pm.
Trees start at $90. Flat rate of $90 for any cut-your-own tree up to 10 feet tall (2025 pricing).
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
1651 Bolender Road, Hamersville, OH 45130, in Brown County. It is one of 6 farms we track in Southwest Ohio.
We track 6 farms in Southwest Ohio, 6 of which let you cut your own tree. At $90 to start this one sits above the regional median of $60.
What sets it apart locally: it has a cocoa or cider stand, a petting area, which most Southwest Ohio farms on our list do not.
There are 2 other farms we track in Brown County. All Southwest Ohio farms →
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corsitreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.