A certified nursery with 30-plus years in Western New York and a genuinely simple flat $79 price regardless of tree size, though 2026 season dates hadn't been published when checked.
Flat $79 plus tax per u-cut tree, any size or variety
Country Pine Farm has been operating as a certified, registered nursery and tree farm in Western New York for more than 30 years, tucked down a dead-end road off Vermont Hill Road in Holland. The single most useful fact in this record is the pricing: a flat $79 plus tax per tree, no matter the size or variety you cut. That’s a real number worth doing the math on before you compare it to a per-foot farm elsewhere in the region.
If you’re after a modest 6-foot tree, $79 flat may cost more than a per-foot farm charging, say, $10 a foot would. But if you want something taller — 8, 9, 10 feet — a flat rate can work strongly in your favor compared to a farm that charges per foot, since the price doesn’t climb with height. The record doesn’t give a per-foot comparison number for any other specific farm, so this isn’t a claim about which approach saves you more in general — just an honest way to think through your own tree size against Country Pine’s flat number. Whatever you decide, this is one of the more straightforward pricing setups in this batch: no size tiers, no variety upcharges mentioned, one number.
Beyond the trees themselves, Country Pine has built out real amenities: two indoor bathrooms (not a detail every rural tree farm can offer), a firepit, a picnic area, and a gift shop stocked with local artisan items and refreshments. That combination points toward a half-day outing rather than a quick cut-and-run, especially if you’re bringing kids who’ll want to warm up by the fire or use a real bathroom rather than a portable one. The farm also sells wreaths, garland, and potted porch trees, so it’s a reasonable one-stop option if you want more than just the tree itself.
The farm operates Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only — no weekday hours were found in any source checked. In the 2025 season those days ran 9am-4pm across a roughly three-week window from November 28 to December 20. Because 2026 dates hadn’t been published when this was checked, don’t assume an identical calendar; a quick look at countrypinefarm.com or a phone call to 716-537-9327 closer to Thanksgiving will confirm this year’s actual dates. A three-day-a-week schedule concentrated into about three weekends means the busier Saturdays, especially the one right after Thanksgiving, are worth arriving early for if you want the best selection before other cutters have been through the field.
No specific tree species are named in the record — if you have your heart set on Fraser fir specifically, or want to know whether the field offers a mix, that’s a good question to ask on arrival or by phone rather than assume. Payment method (cash, card, or both) also isn’t specified. Neither gap is a red flag on its own; they’re simply the kind of detail a 30-year nursery with a straightforward flat-price model hasn’t needed to put on its own marketing pages, but that a first-time visitor benefits from confirming ahead of a drive out to a dead-end rural road.
The 2025 season ran Friday through Sunday, Nov 28 through Dec 20, 9am-4pm; 2026 dates were not yet published, so confirm the calendar before you go.
Not documented, but two indoor bathrooms, a firepit, a picnic area, and a gift shop suggest this is built for a half-day trip rather than a quick in-and-out.
Not documented directly, but a farm open only three days a week for a roughly three-week season means those Friday-Sunday windows likely see concentrated traffic, especially the opening weekend after Thanksgiving.
Not documented in the record; the farm sits on a dead-end road off Vermont Hill Road, which suggests a rural, likely unpaved lot rather than a large paved one.
Skip this one if you need a weekday visit or a tree bigger or smaller than what $79 flat feels worth to you, since the farm is weekend-only and the record doesn't list per-size options.
Located in Holland in the Western New York region, alongside several other Erie County cut-your-own farms in this directory that use per-foot rather than flat pricing, worth comparing if a bigger or smaller tree changes your math.
A flat $79 plus tax per cut-your-own tree, regardless of size or variety, per the farm's own published pricing.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 9am-4pm in the 2025 season. 2026 hours were not yet published when this was checked.
Yes, two indoor bathrooms are listed among the on-site amenities, along with a firepit, picnic area, and gift shop.
Yes, the farm sells wreaths, garland, and potted porch trees in addition to cut-your-own Christmas trees.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $79. Flat $79 plus tax per u-cut tree, any size or variety
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
11996 Humphries Hill Road, Holland, NY 14080, in Erie County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Western New York.
We track 7 farms in Western New York, 6 of which let you cut your own tree. At $79 to start this one sits above the regional median of $50.
What sets it apart locally: it has a gift shop or farm market, which most Western New York farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 7 farms we track in Western New York had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
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countrypinefarm.com
Checked September 2026.