A San Diego County farm heavy on kid activities — pony rides, a bounce house, face painting — with an estimated season closing relatively early on Dec 14, well before Christmas.
Tree shaking and bagging offered for a small additional fee; base tree pricing not published.
Pine Tree Acres stands out in this research for leaning harder into kid-focused activities than most other farms covered here: pony rides, a bounce house, face painting, and free hot cider round out a lineup that also includes Santa visits and a gift shop. If you’re bringing young kids and want more to do than just walk a field and cut a tree, this is one of the more activity-dense options among the San Diego County farms in this batch.
Beyond the activities, the farm offers real flexibility on the tree itself: choose-and-cut, pre-cut, and living (potted) trees are all available, per the record. That living-tree option in particular is worth noting if you’d rather have a tree you can plant or keep for another season rather than one that gets discarded after the holidays. The farm also offers paid tree shaking and bagging services, though no specific fee for either is given in the record.
The single most important planning detail here is timing. One source describes a fixed recurring window — “Friday after Thanksgiving to Dec 14” — which this record resolves to an estimated November 27 through December 14, 2026. That’s not a confirmed 2026 posting, just a resolved estimate based on a stated recurring pattern, but it’s worth taking seriously: a December 14 close is meaningfully earlier than farms in this same research batch that run through Christmas Eve. If your holiday shopping tends to happen in the final week or two before Christmas, this farm’s estimated window may have already closed by the time you’d normally go looking for a tree — worth confirming by phone rather than assuming a later cutoff.
No base tree price was found anywhere in the research for this farm. The one cost-related detail available is that tree shaking and bagging are offered for a small additional fee, but the record doesn’t specify what that fee actually is, so there’s no honest dollar figure to give you here, for either the tree or the add-on service. Call 760-420-7289 if a firm number matters to your planning.
Specific tree species aren’t listed in this record, and the farm’s Wix site, while located during research, wasn’t independently fetched to verify hours, pricing, or activities beyond what turned up in directory listings and Yelp.
Pine Tree Acres offers one of the more kid-activity-rich visits in this research batch and genuine flexibility across cut, pre-cut, and living trees, but its estimated Dec 14 season close is earlier than many competitors, so late-season shoppers especially should confirm by phone before planning around it.
Estimated 2026-11-27 through 2026-12-14, resolved from a stated recurring window ("Friday after Thanksgiving to Dec 14") found in one source — not independently confirmed as a 2026 posting. Because this closes well before Christmas Eve, don't wait until mid-December assuming there's time to spare; confirm availability by phone if planning a late-season visit.
Not stated directly, but with pony rides, face painting, and inflatables listed among the activities, plan for a longer family visit than a quick tree grab.
Not stated directly, but a heavier kid-activity lineup than most other farms in this research — pony rides, bounce house, face painting — suggests this draws family crowds specifically, likely concentrated on weekends given the farm's daily but shorter weekday hours.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip Pine Tree Acres if you're planning a late-season visit close to Christmas, since the estimated season closes Dec 14, notably earlier than farms that run through Christmas Eve, and confirm this by phone before counting on it.
The record notes Pine Tree Acres is in the same Ramona / San Diego County area as Highland Valley Christmas Tree Farm, also covered in this research.
Not published. Tree shaking and bagging are offered for a small additional fee per the record, but no base tree price or fee amount was found — call 760-420-7289 to ask.
Estimated to run 2026-11-27 through 2026-12-14, based on a recurring "Friday after Thanksgiving to Dec 14" window found in one source — not confirmed as a 2026 posting, and notably earlier than farms running through Christmas Eve.
Yes, per the record — living trees are available in addition to choose-and-cut and pre-cut options.
Santa visits, face painting, inflatables/a bounce house, pony rides, and free hot cider, per the record — a heavier kid-activity lineup than most other farms in this research.
November 27 – December 14, 2026. Mon-Sun. Hours: Mon–Fri 12pm–5pm, Sat–Sun 9am–5pm.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Tree shaking and bagging offered for a small additional fee; base tree pricing not published.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
620 Haverford Road, Ramona, CA 92065, in San Diego County. It is one of 4 farms we track in San Diego County CA.
We track 4 farms in San Diego County CA, 3 of which let you cut your own tree. The farm has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 18 days against a regional average of 18, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has a petting area, a cocoa or cider stand, a gift shop or farm market, which most San Diego County CA farms on our list do not.
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pinetreeacresramon.wixsite.com
Checked September 2026.