A petting zoo, historic log cabin, and wagon rides make this a full family outing, with clear tiered pricing -- $80 for a Fraser up to 12 feet, $120 above that -- but only two species are offered and the season's closing date isn't published.
$80 plus tax for Fraser fir up to 12 ft; $120 plus tax for trees over 12 ft. Figures found were not dated to a specific year -- confirm current pricing before visiting.
Out On a Limb combines tree cutting with a genuinely broader family-outing feel: tractor and horse-drawn wagon rides carry visitors to and from the field, a historic log cabin sits on the property, there’s a petting zoo, and a gift-and-craft shop rounds things out – on top of the usual free shaking, baling, and hot chocolate. Among the farms in this research, this is one of the more activity-rich options if you’re bringing kids who’ll want more than just a tree at the end of the trip.
This is one of the few farms in this batch with actual, specific pricing on record, and it’s worth stating plainly: $80 plus tax for a Fraser fir up to 12 feet, jumping to $120 plus tax for anything taller. That’s a real, sourced size-based tier, not a guess – if budget matters and a 12-foot tree is more than you need, staying at or under that size saves $40 plus tax compared to going bigger. The one caveat: these figures weren’t tied to a specific year in the source we checked, so while we can confidently give you the numbers as published, we’d recommend confirming they still hold before you commit, especially if the exact price is a deciding factor.
Fraser Fir and Canaan Fir are the only two varieties offered – notably narrower than several other farms in this research that carry four to six species. Both are well-regarded, widely popular choices, so this isn’t a limitation in quality, just in variety. If you specifically want a Blue Spruce or a Scotch Pine, you’ll need a different farm.
The season opens on Black Friday, with hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. that day and on Saturdays; Sundays run a shorter 12:30 to 4 p.m. What’s missing is a published closing date – we found only “weekends from Thanksgiving to Christmas” as a general description, with opening day specifically called out but no specific date the season wraps up. If you’re planning a visit in the later part of December, call 608-676-4372 first to confirm the farm is still open and hasn’t run through its Fraser fir supply, since narrower species selection can sometimes mean a farm sells through its stock in popular sizes before the calendar says the season is over.
Parking, accessibility beyond the wagon rides, and cash-or-card policy are all unconfirmed. The coordinates on file are a Clinton village-center estimate rather than the farm’s actual rural address on S County Line Rd.
If the petting zoo, log cabin, and clear tiered pricing appeal to you, this is a strong, well-rounded family pick – just call ahead if you’re waiting until deep December, since the open-ended closing date is the one real planning gap here.
Black Friday for the earliest opening (9 a.m.), or a Saturday -- Sunday hours are shorter, starting at 12:30 p.m. The season opens Nov. 27, 2026; no closing date is published, so don't wait too long into December.
1.5-2.5 hours given the wagon rides, log cabin, and petting zoo on top of tree cutting
Weekend-only hours (plus the opening Black Friday) concentrate visitors into fewer open days per week than a daily-hours farm, and the petting zoo and wagon rides likely draw families beyond just tree buyers -- expect real weekend crowds, especially on Black Friday.
Not specified in the record.
Tractor and horse-drawn wagon rides carry visitors out to the field, which may reduce the walking distance required compared to farms without a ride option.
Skip this one if you want more than two species to choose from, or if you're planning a visit late in December -- no closing date is published, so calling ahead matters more here than at farms with a confirmed end date.
$80 plus tax for a Fraser fir up to 12 feet, $120 plus tax for anything taller. These figures weren't tied to a specific year in the sources checked, so confirm current pricing before visiting.
Two: Fraser Fir and Canaan Fir -- narrower than many other farms in this research, which often offer four to six species.
Tractor and horse-drawn wagon rides, a historic log cabin on the property, a petting zoo, a gift and craft shop, and free hot chocolate.
No specific closing date was found in the sources checked -- the season opens Black Friday and runs weekends through the holidays, but call ahead toward the end of the season to confirm the farm hasn't sold out or closed early.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Weekends only (Fri after Thanksgiving, then Saturdays and Sundays). Hours: Black Friday and Saturdays 9 AM-4 PM; Sundays 12:30-4 PM.
Trees start at $80. $80 plus tax for Fraser fir up to 12 ft; $120 plus tax for trees over 12 ft. Figures found were not dated to a specific year -- confirm current pricing before visiting.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
7776 S County Line Rd, Clinton, WI 53525, in Rock County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Southeast Wisconsin.
We track 5 farms in Southeast Wisconsin, 5 of which let you cut your own tree. At $80 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $80, undercutting 1 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has a hayride or sleigh ride, a petting area, a gift shop or farm market, which most Southeast Wisconsin farms on our list do not.
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Checked August 2026.