A large, well-known agritourism farm charging a flat $68 for cut-your-own trees with free field admission, but its calendar runs by specific published weekends rather than a simple daily schedule, so check before you go.
Flat $68 for any size/variety cut-your-own tree; pre-cut trees priced separately
Stokoe Farms is a larger, well-known agritourism property in the Rochester area — also recognized locally for its fall pumpkin patch and corn maze — that runs a genuinely differentiated Christmas tree operation. The two standout facts here are both about money: a flat $68 price for any size or variety of cut-your-own tree up to 8 feet, and no admission fee at all to access the tree fields.
Sixty-eight dollars flat for a cut-your-own Fraser, Douglas, or Concolor fir up to 8 feet means a taller tree within that range costs the same as a shorter one — a genuine advantage if you want something closer to 8 feet rather than a compact 5-footer, since a per-foot farm would charge you proportionally more for the extra height. Pre-cut trees, up to 9 feet while supplies last, are priced separately from the cut-your-own flat rate, though the record doesn’t specify that separate number. The free field admission is also worth noting explicitly: Stokoe charges for entry to its fall pumpkin activities, so the fact that the Christmas tree fields carry no such fee is a real, stated difference in how the farm treats its two seasons, not an assumption.
This is the detail most worth double-checking before you go: Stokoe does not run one continuous daily schedule through the season the way many smaller farms do. Instead, it publishes a detailed calendar that varies by weekend — the 2025 opening weekend ran a shorter 10am-2pm window, Black Friday weekend expanded to 9am-4pm, and hours shifted again in the weeks after. Because this schedule is set week to week rather than following one fixed rule, the safest move is to check stokoefarms.com directly for the current year’s specific dates and hours rather than assume a pattern based on what a smaller, simpler farm nearby might do.
No specific on-site activities — no hayrides, no cocoa stand, no photo-with-Santa — were listed for the Christmas tree season in the sources checked, though as a larger agritourism property known for other seasonal activities, it’s reasonable to expect more infrastructure on site than at a small family lot; the record simply doesn’t confirm what that looks like during tree season specifically. If amenities beyond the tree fields matter to your visit, that’s worth a quick check on the farm’s site or a call to 585-889-0770.
Stokoe offers some of the clearest, most farm-verified pricing in this batch, plus a real cost advantage in skipping admission fees that its own fall season charges. The tradeoff is a schedule that requires more active checking than a simple “open daily 9-5” farm — treat the published online calendar as required reading before you go, not an optional extra.
Stokoe publishes a detailed weekend-by-weekend calendar rather than running continuous daily hours; the 2025 opening weekend ran Nov 22-23 at 10am-2pm, with Black Friday weekend (Nov 28-30) at 9am-4pm and hours varying afterward, so checking stokoefarms.com for the current schedule is essential.
Not documented directly, but as a larger agritourism property (also known for its fall pumpkin patch), plan for more time here than at a small single-purpose tree lot.
Not documented directly, but as a well-known larger agritourism farm also recognized for its fall pumpkin patch, expect a bigger, more general-audience crowd on peak weekends like the one after Thanksgiving than at a small family-run lot.
Skip assuming this farm keeps simple daily hours — Stokoe publishes a specific, varying calendar by weekend, so check stokoefarms.com before driving out on an unconfirmed day.
Located in Scottsville, Monroe County, in the Finger Lakes/Rochester region, and also known regionally for its fall pumpkin patch — worth combining with other Rochester-area farms in this directory if you're comparing flat-rate pricing.
A flat $68 for any size or variety of cut-your-own tree up to 8 feet — Fraser, Douglas, or Concolor fir. Pre-cut trees up to 9 feet are priced separately, per the record.
No. The record notes there's no charge to access the Christmas tree fields, unlike Stokoe's fall pumpkin season, which does charge admission.
Stokoe doesn't run one fixed daily schedule — it publishes a specific weekend-by-weekend calendar. The 2025 opening weekend ran 10am-2pm, Black Friday weekend ran 9am-4pm, and hours varied afterward. Check stokoefarms.com for the current calendar.
Fraser fir, Douglas fir, and Concolor fir for cut-your-own; pre-cut trees are available up to 9 feet while supplies last.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Varies by weekend -- see farm's published calendar. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $68. Flat $68 for any size/variety cut-your-own tree; pre-cut trees priced separately
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
656 South Road, Scottsville, NY 14546, in Monroe County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Finger Lakes NY.
We track 7 farms in Finger Lakes NY, 4 of which let you cut your own tree. At $68 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $68.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 7 farms we track in Finger Lakes NY had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 6 other farms we track in Monroe County. All Finger Lakes NY farms →
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stokoefarms.com · iloveny.com
Checked September 2026.