A rural far-northeast Kansas farm near Hiawatha with a genuinely rare feature — its own maple syrup for sale — but expect a longer drive than the other Northeast Kansas farms in this area and weekend-only hours with no published closing date.
Not published in sources checked.
Cash only. This farm doesn't take cards, based on what we found — bring cash or confirm ahead if that's changed.
Pine Tree Acres is the outlier in this Northeast Kansas grouping — not because of anything wrong with it, but because of where it sits. The record describes it as a rural, family-run operation in far northeastern Kansas, in Brown County near Hiawatha, rather than a farm within easy reach of the Topeka metro like several others researched in this area. That means a genuinely longer drive for most Kansas City or Topeka-based visitors, and it’s worth weighing that travel time honestly before planning a trip here versus a closer alternative.
What sets Pine Tree Acres apart is specific and genuinely rare in this research: on-site maple syrup, tapped from trees growing on the farm itself and sold alongside the usual wreaths and gift-shop items. No other Kansas farm in this batch offers anything comparable. If you’re the kind of visitor who values a farm doing something distinctive rather than just selling a generic tree-and-cocoa experience, that’s a real point in this farm’s favor, sourced directly from the research rather than inferred.
Both self-cut and staff-cut trees are available, drawn from Scotch pine and white pine grown on the farm. A genuinely useful, concrete detail: tree shaking, netting, and trimming are all included free with a purchase, per the record — services that some other farms in this same research batch either charge for or don’t mention offering at all. Winter wagon rides carry visitors out to the fields, and free hot cider is served, alongside a concessions stand, restrooms, and a small gift shop. School tours are also offered, suggesting the farm has some experience hosting groups beyond individual families.
No dedicated farm website or active Facebook page could be located during this research, meaning contact appears to be by phone or email only. Season dates are similarly incomplete: the pattern described across sources is “weekends after Thanksgiving,” which resolves to a 2026 opening of Saturday, November 28, but no closing date turned up anywhere checked. Given the free hot cider and thoughtful included services, this reads like a farm that runs a genuinely good visitor experience, but visitors will need to do more legwork than usual to confirm when exactly that experience is available this year.
As with the majority of the small Kansas farms in this research batch, no dollar figure for tree pricing is published anywhere. That’s a real information gap, and no number — rough or otherwise — can honestly be given here. The free shaking, netting, and trimming at least removes a few line items you might otherwise pay for elsewhere, but the core tree price itself will need to be asked about on arrival or confirmed by phone beforehand.
Pine Tree Acres rewards visitors willing to make a longer, more rural drive with a genuinely distinctive maple syrup offering and a generous set of included services. Given the distance and the lack of a published closing date, this is best treated as a planned, dedicated weekend trip rather than a spontaneous stop, with a phone call ahead to confirm the farm is still open when you’re ready to go.
The season is estimated to open Saturday, Nov 28, 2026, the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, with Saturday hours 10am-5pm and Sunday noon-5pm. No closing date is published, so earlier in the season is the safer bet if you want a specific tree.
Not stated directly, but winter wagon rides plus a concessions stand and gift shop suggest a visit that could run longer than a quick cut-and-leave, especially if you're also browsing the maple syrup and gift items.
Not stated directly, but a rural, family-run farm this far outside the Topeka metro likely draws a smaller, more local crowd than farms closer to major population centers, though this is an inference rather than a confirmed fact.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip Pine Tree Acres if a long rural drive doesn't work for your trip, since it's well outside the Topeka metro in far northeastern Kansas near Hiawatha, and skip it if you don't carry cash or a check, since the record confirms cash or check only.
No specific nearby-farm comparison is available in this record.
The record highlights on-site maple syrup, tapped from trees on the farm and sold alongside the usual wreaths and gift-shop items — a distinguishing feature not found at any other Kansas farm researched in this batch.
The record describes it as the northernmost farm in this dataset, in rural Brown County near Hiawatha, well outside the Topeka metro proper, meaning a longer drive for most Kansas City or Topeka visitors than the other Northeast Kansas farms researched.
Both self-cut Scotch and white pine and staff-cut options are available, per the record, with free tree shaking, netting, and trimming included.
No. The record confirms an opening pattern of 'weekends after Thanksgiving' with a resolved 2026 start of November 28, but no closing date is given in any source checked.
Opens November 28, 2026 (closing date not published). Sat-Sun. Hours: Sat 10am-5pm, Sun noon-5pm.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Not published in sources checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
2210 250th St, Robinson, KS 66532, in Brown County. It is one of 4 farms we track in Northeast Kansas.
We track 4 farms in Northeast Kansas, 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has a hayride or sleigh ride, a cocoa or cider stand, which most Northeast Kansas farms on our list do not.
There are 2 other farms we track in Brown County. All Northeast Kansas farms →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
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Checked September 2026.