Trees started at a flat $50 in 2025 across six species, including less-common Concolor fir and Black Hills spruce, but baling is only free on weekends and the day after Thanksgiving -- ask about that if you're visiting on some other day.
Prices start at $50 per tree, per the 2025 season; not yet confirmed for 2026.
Sugar Creek Tree Farm is a family-owned, 32-acre operation near Alpine Valley in southeast Wisconsin, and it offers one of the wider species selections in this research: six varieties, including Concolor (white) fir and Black Hills spruce alongside the more familiar Fraser fir. Those first two show up far less often across the farms we researched than the standard firs and spruces, so if you want something different from what most neighboring farms carry, this is worth the visit.
Here’s a genuine rarity in this batch: a real number. For the 2025 season, trees started at a flat $50. That’s a specific, sourced figure from the farm’s own site, not an estimate – and under our own rule about never inventing a dollar figure, we can tell you this one because it’s real. The caveat that matters just as much as the number itself: this is explicitly a 2025-season price, and it hasn’t been confirmed to hold for 2026. Prices can and do move year to year, so treat $50 as a solid starting reference point for what to expect, not a locked-in guarantee – call (262) 767-1177 to confirm the current figure before you budget precisely around it.
One detail worth flagging specifically: tree baling is only available on weekends and the day after Thanksgiving, not on every day the farm is open. If you’re planning a Tuesday afternoon visit and assuming you’ll get your tree netted and compressed for the ride home the way you might at a farm offering baling every day, you’ll want to ask ahead here. Hand saws are provided, though you’re welcome to bring your own, and twine for tying the tree to your vehicle is supplied free regardless of the day.
The 2025 season ran daily from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve – a full, continuous stretch rather than scattered weekends, which is a genuine convenience if your schedule is flexible about which day you go. Hot chocolate, hot apple cider, and cookies are offered specifically during weekend hours, another reason a Saturday or Sunday visit gets you more of what the farm offers than a weekday trip.
Daily hours weren’t specified beyond the season-length dates, and cash-or-card policy is unconfirmed. The coordinates on file are a Burlington city-center estimate rather than the farm’s actual rural address on Church Rd.
Given a real starting price, a wide species list, and a full daily season, this is one of the more straightforward, budget-plannable farms in this research – just remember both the price and the exact dates are last year’s figures until you’ve confirmed them for 2026.
A weekend, or the day after Thanksgiving specifically -- those are the only days free baling is available, and the 2025 season ran daily from Nov. 28 through Christmas Eve.
45 minutes to 1.5 hours for cutting and tying down the tree
Not specified directly, but a full daily season from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve, rather than weekends-only, likely spreads visitor traffic across more days than a farm with a shorter or more restricted schedule.
Not specified in the record.
Not specified in the record. This is a 32-acre farm with a cut-your-own field, so expect uneven, unpaved ground.
Skip a weekday visit if you specifically want the tree baled for free, since that service is only offered on weekends and the day after Thanksgiving per the 2025 season -- ask ahead if baling matters to your trip on any other day.
Prices started at $50 per tree, per the 2025 season. This figure is not yet confirmed for 2026, so treat it as last year's starting point rather than a guarantee.
No -- baling is only offered on weekends and the day after Thanksgiving, not every open day of the season. Ask ahead if you're visiting on a weekday and want the tree baled.
Six: Fraser Fir, Concolor Fir (White Fir), Eastern White Pine, Scotch Pine, Colorado Blue Spruce, and Black Hills Spruce -- including two less-common varieties, Concolor fir and Black Hills spruce.
Daily, Nov. 28 through Dec. 24, 2025. Not yet confirmed for 2026.
November 28 – December 24, 2026. Daily.
Trees start at $50. Prices start at $50 per tree, per the 2025 season; not yet confirmed for 2026.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
N6447 Church Rd, Burlington, WI 53105, in Racine County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Southeast Wisconsin.
We track 5 farms in Southeast Wisconsin, 5 of which let you cut your own tree. At $50 to start this one sits below the regional median of $80, undercutting 2 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
Its season runs about 27 days against a regional average of 26, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has a cocoa or cider stand, free netting/baling, which most Southeast Wisconsin farms on our list do not.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
sugarcreektreefarm.com
Checked August 2026.