One of the few farms in this batch with genuinely confirmed 2026 dates and real, published pricing, but the season is short and weekend-only, so the certainty comes with narrow flexibility.
Choose & cut white pine $60; hand-painted white pine $80. Other species (Meyer spruce, Canaan fir, white spruce) are priced individually and not published online.
Jack’s Tree Farm is a rare case in this batch: a farm that actually published its 2026 season dates and its pricing, rather than leaving both as open questions. The confirmed window runs Friday, November 27, plus weekends from November 21 through December 13 - a season that’s real but genuinely short and specific, not a loose six-week stretch you can visit whenever convenient.
Choose-and-cut white pine runs $60, and a hand-painted version costs $80 - a clean $20 premium for the painted finish. That’s the most straightforward, unambiguous pricing in this entire batch of farms, and it’s worth taking advantage of if white pine is what you’re after. The catch: the other species on offer - Meyer spruce, Canaan fir, and white spruce - are priced individually rather than at a stated rate, so if you want one of those instead, you’re back to asking on arrival rather than budgeting from this record.
It’s tempting to read “2026 dates confirmed” as “open all season,” but that’s not quite right. The confirmed schedule is narrow: one specific Friday (the day after Thanksgiving) and then Saturdays and Sundays only, through December 13. There’s no daily access and no weekday option beyond that single Friday. If your schedule only allows a Tuesday or a Thursday visit, this isn’t the farm for you this season, however solid the rest of the information is.
Tree netting and baling, saws, and hot cocoa are all included at no charge, which matters when you’re comparing this $60-80 price against farms that don’t state whether shaking or baling costs extra. Here, at least, you know those services come with the tree rather than as a surprise add-on at checkout. Cards are accepted too, so you’re not required to have cash on hand.
Beyond the schedule and white pine pricing, this record doesn’t say anything about crowds, parking, or accessibility. Given how few open days the farm has this season, it’s a reasonable guess that the open Saturdays draw a meaningful crowd, but that’s an inference, not something documented directly.
If white pine at a known price and a short, defined visiting window work for your schedule, Jack’s is one of the more genuinely plannable farms in this batch. If you need daily flexibility or want a species other than white pine with pricing in hand, look elsewhere or plan to ask questions when you arrive.
Any weekend between November 21 and December 13, 2026, or Friday November 27 specifically - those are the only days the farm is open this season, so there's no flexible weekday option to fall back on.
Budget a moderate visit: with free tree shaking, baling, and hot cocoa included, plan for more than a rushed cut-and-pay, especially on the one Friday the farm is open.
Not documented directly, but a season limited to specific weekends plus one Friday is likely to concentrate visitors onto fewer open days than a farm running daily for six weeks.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record.
Skip Jack's if you need a weekday visit outside Friday, November 27, since the farm is only open that Friday plus weekends through December 13, and skip it if you want a species other than white pine at a known price, since the others are priced individually and not published.
Located in Delano, Wright County, near Crow River Nursery in Howard Lake, also in Wright County, which offers a considerably wider species selection if white pine isn't specifically what you want.
Friday, November 27, plus weekends (Saturday-Sunday) from November 21 through December 13, 2026 - confirmed directly from the farm's own site.
Choose-and-cut white pine is $60; a hand-painted white pine is $80. Other species - Meyer spruce, Canaan fir, and white spruce - are priced individually, and those specific prices were not published.
White pine (choose-and-cut, with pricing), plus Meyer spruce, Canaan fir, and white spruce (choose-and-cut, priced individually). A Fraser-balsam fir is available pre-cut only.
Yes, credit and debit cards are accepted.
November 21 – December 13, 2026. Weekends (Sat–Sun), plus Friday Nov 27. Hours: 9am–5pm.
Trees start at $60. Choose & cut white pine $60; hand-painted white pine $80. Other species (Meyer spruce, Canaan fir, white spruce) are priced individually and not published online.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
11525 County Road 17 SE, Delano, MN 55328, in Wright County. It is one of 14 farms we track in Twin Cities Metro MN.
We track 14 farms in Twin Cities Metro MN, 14 of which let you cut your own tree. At $60 to start this one sits below the regional median of $100, undercutting 2 of the 4 priced farms we track here.
Its season runs about 23 days against a regional average of 23, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has free netting/baling, a cocoa or cider stand, wreaths and garland for sale, which most Twin Cities Metro MN farms on our list do not.
There are 3 other farms we track in Wright County. All Twin Cities Metro MN farms →
jackstreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.