Stone Ridge Farm

Our take

Stone Ridge Farm sits about 4 miles south of Tecumseh on Highway 50, at Road 724 — a genuinely rural location rather than an in-town stop, so plan for a short country drive once you’re near Tecumseh. The farm offers both choose-and-cut trees in the field and pre-cut trees from a retail lot, a dual model that shows up at a few other farms in this research; ask which you’re being offered when you arrive.

Species here are Scotch Pine, White Pine, Red Pine, and Norway Spruce — a solid pine-and-spruce lineup, though notably without any fir species, unlike many farms elsewhere in this batch.

The accessibility detail is worth calling out specifically

One thing sets Stone Ridge Farm apart in this research: it specifically advertises wheelchair-accessible facilities and clean restrooms. That’s a concrete, stated fact, not a general inference — and it’s notable because most of the smaller farms in this batch don’t address accessibility at all, meaning it’s genuinely unclear whether their fields, buildings, or restrooms could accommodate a visitor using a wheelchair or other mobility device. If accessibility matters to your group, Stone Ridge Farm is one of the clearer options in this research, and the specific mention of clean restrooms is itself a small but real quality-of-life detail worth having ahead of a visit with kids or anyone who needs a reliable restroom stop.

Beyond that, the farm leans into the family-visit side of a tree farm trip: free hot cocoa and cookies, plus games and coloring for kids. None of that changes the cost of the tree, but it does mean there’s something for children to do while adults finish deciding on a tree, which isn’t guaranteed at every farm in this area.

The season date is more uncertain than it might look

A specific range — “Nov. 18 through Dec. 23” — turned up in aggregated research sources. On its face, that looks like a firm, useful answer. But Nov. 18 doesn’t correspond to the day after Thanksgiving in either 2024 (Nov 29) or 2025 (Nov 28), which means that figure likely reflects a stale year, an imprecise summary, or data from an unrelated source rather than this farm’s actual, current pattern. Rather than present an unreliable date as if it were confirmed, both season_start and season_end are left open here. What is confirmed is the weekly schedule: Saturday 9am-5pm, and Sunday through Friday 1pm-5pm — a genuinely daily schedule, unlike several weekend-only farms in this research, though most days carry a shorter four-hour window than Saturday’s.

The pricing gap

No pricing was found published anywhere checked. As with several other farms in this batch, that means there’s no dollar figure to offer for either the choose-and-cut or pre-cut retail-lot trees — budget flexibly and confirm by phone at (402) 335-3682 before you go.

The honest bottom line

Stone Ridge Farm stands out for a specifically confirmed accessibility feature and genuine kid-friendly extras, in a rural setting with daily (if short) hours. The real gap is the season calendar: the one specific date range found in research doesn’t check out against recent years, so treat the actual 2026 opening and closing as unconfirmed until you call.