A convenient I-35 corridor stop that takes cash, card, or tap-to-pay, but the record has almost no confirmed detail beyond that - no species list, no pricing, and no season dates.
Stacy Tree Farm’s biggest documented advantage isn’t a species list or a price - it’s location and payment flexibility. Sitting just west of I-35 between Wyoming and North Branch, it’s positioned for corridor traffic in a way that some of the more rural farms in this batch aren’t, and it accepts cash, credit, debit, and tap-to-pay, which removes a common friction point at smaller cash-only operations.
Beyond location and payment method, this record has real gaps. No tree species are documented - a general search summary speculated about typical Minnesota varieties without actually sourcing them to this specific farm, and padding this page with a guessed species list would be exactly the kind of invention this brief exists to prevent, so none appears here. No pricing was found either, meaning there’s no honest dollar figure to give you, and no season opening or closing dates were located.
The record does include one useful, specific fact: hayrides and Santa photos are offered on the first two weekends after Thanksgiving specifically, not across the whole season. If those activities are the reason you’re considering this farm, timing matters - a visit in mid-December, after that window closes, likely won’t include either.
Stacy Tree Farm shares a website (cutyourown.com) and apparent ownership with two other farms in this directory: Rum River Tree Farm in Oak Grove and Hampton Hills Tree Farm near Cannon Falls. That’s useful if this specific location doesn’t pan out on a phone call - the same operator runs comparable farms elsewhere in the metro, and checking one may surface information relevant to all three.
Given how little is confirmed here, the practical move is a phone call before a special trip, particularly if you have a specific tree type in mind or want to budget ahead of time. What this page can tell you honestly is the location’s convenience for I-35 travelers and the fact that you won’t need to hunt for an ATM first - beyond that, treat this as a farm worth verifying directly rather than one to plan a detailed day around sight unseen.
A thin record like this one is exactly the situation where padding does the most damage. It would be easy to write a plausible-sounding paragraph about “a family-friendly cutting field with fragrant firs and pines,” and none of it would be a lie you could point to directly, but none of it would be something this research actually found either. The honest version of this page is shorter and less colorful, but it tells you precisely what’s known - location, payment flexibility, and a two-weekend activity window - and precisely what isn’t, rather than dressing up guesswork as local knowledge. If you’re weighing Stacy Tree Farm against Rum River or Hampton Hills, the deciding factor may simply be which one you can get useful information from over the phone before you commit a Saturday to the drive.
Not documented with confidence, though if you specifically want the hayride and Santa photos, those are offered on the first two weekends after Thanksgiving specifically, not the whole season.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record.
Skip expecting hayrides or Santa photos if you're visiting later in the season, since those are only offered the first two weekends after Thanksgiving, and skip planning around a specific tree species or price, since neither is documented for this farm.
Located just west of I-35 between Wyoming and North Branch. Stacy Tree Farm shares a website and brand (cutyourown.com) with Rum River Tree Farm in Oak Grove and Hampton Hills Tree Farm near Cannon Falls, both also in this directory and worth comparing.
Not published in any source found. Ask on arrival or call ahead if a budget matters before you go.
Not documented specifically for this location. A general search summary speculated about typical Minnesota species without sourcing them to Stacy directly, so no species are listed here rather than guessed.
Yes. The farm accepts cash, credit, debit, and tap-to-pay - it is not cash-only.
Yes, but only on the first two weekends after Thanksgiving specifically, not for the full season.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
26065 Vassar St NE, Stacy, MN 55079, in Chisago 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. 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, which most Twin Cities Metro MN farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 3 of the 14 farms we track in Twin Cities Metro MN had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
cutyourown.com · twincitiesfamily.com
Checked September 2026.