A per-foot pricing farm with a genuinely limited three-weekend schedule, best suited to visitors who check the current calendar first rather than assume it's open a given Saturday.
$10 per foot plus tax (per-foot, not flat pricing)
Hill’s Christmas Tree Farm runs one of the more unusual schedules in this batch: rather than staying open continuously through the season, it opens on a small number of specific weekends. In 2025 that meant three windows — November 28-30, December 5-7, and December 12-14 — each 10am to 5pm. That structure changes how you should plan a visit here more than almost anything else in the record.
The farm charges $10 per foot plus tax, a real number pulled directly from its own pricing page. That means the arithmetic is simple and worth doing before you go: a 6-foot tree runs roughly $60 plus tax, a 7-foot tree roughly $70, and so on up the height. This is meaningfully different from the flat-rate farms elsewhere in this batch, where a 10-foot tree costs the same as a 5-foot one. If you want a smaller tree, per-foot pricing like Hill’s can work out cheaper than a flat rate; if you want something tall, it’ll cost more than at a flat-priced farm. Neither approach is better in the abstract — it depends on what size tree you actually want, and now you have the real number to run that math yourself.
This is the detail that matters most for planning: Hill’s does not run a continuous season the way most farms in this directory do. The 2025 dates were three specific weekends, not “every Saturday and Sunday from Thanksgiving to Christmas.” If 2026 follows a similar pattern — and the record can’t confirm that it will, since those dates weren’t published as of this check — showing up on a weekend that isn’t one of the farm’s chosen dates means finding it closed. The fix is straightforward: check hillschristmastreefarm.com or call 716-592-5096 for the current year’s specific weekends before you build any part of your holiday schedule around this farm.
A sheltered Cut Tree Barn keeps pre-cut trees out of the weather, which is a genuine convenience if you’d rather not walk a field in poor conditions or want a faster in-and-out option. Saws are loaned for cut-your-own trees, and the farm offers free hot chocolate and cookies on its open weekends — a small but real value-add that costs you nothing extra. Potted, live trees are also sold if you’re looking for something you can plant afterward rather than dispose of.
The 2025 season ran three specific weekends only — Nov 28-30, Dec 5-7, and Dec 12-14 — 10am-5pm; 2026 dates were not yet published, so check hillschristmastreefarm.com before planning around a particular weekend.
Not documented directly, but with a sheltered Cut Tree Barn, hot cocoa, and saw loaners on site, this reads as more than a rushed stop — plan for a relaxed hour or two.
Not documented directly, but a schedule compressed into only three specific weekends concentrates all of the season's visitors into those few open days, so expect a busier field than at a farm running a full six-week season.
Not documented in the record; a rural Springville tree-farm setting suggests an unpaved lot rather than a paved one.
Skip assuming this farm is open on a random Saturday in December — it runs on a fixed three-weekend schedule in a given year, not a continuous season, so confirm the current dates before driving out.
Located in Springville, Erie County, in Western New York, near other farms in this directory running longer or daily seasons, worth comparing if your available dates don't line up with Hill's specific open weekends.
$10 per foot plus tax, per the farm's own published pricing. A 6-foot tree would run roughly $60 plus tax, and a 9-foot tree roughly $90 plus tax, following that per-foot rate.
No. The record shows a fixed, limited schedule — three specific weekends in the 2025 season rather than a continuous run. Check the farm's own site for the current year's dates before visiting.
No. Saws are loaned on site, per the record.
Yes. A sheltered Cut Tree Barn stores pre-cut trees out of the weather, and potted (live) trees are also sold.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Select weekends only (2025 season: Nov 28-30, Dec 5-7, Dec 12-14; 2026 dates not yet published). Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $10. $10 per foot plus tax (per-foot, not flat pricing)
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
13214 Belscher Road, Springville, NY 14141, 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 $10 to start this one sits below the regional median of $50, undercutting 2 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has a cocoa or cider stand, 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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hillschristmastreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.