One of the broadest species selections in this batch and a confirmed 2026 opening day, but no pricing is published, and the farm's own site warns that hours shift through the season - so a phone call before you go is genuinely advised, not just a formality.
Wolcyn stands out in this batch for species variety - seven named types spanning balsam, Fraser, Canaan, Korean, and Siberian fir alongside Scotch and white pine. That’s a genuinely wide selection compared to farms in this area offering just one or two species, and it means you’re more likely to find the specific tree you’re picturing rather than settling for whatever’s available.
Unlike many farms in this batch, Wolcyn has a confirmed 2026 opening date: daily starting November 27, the day after Thanksgiving. That’s a solid planning anchor. What isn’t confirmed is a closing date, and more importantly, the farm’s own site includes a specific warning that hours “may vary seasonally” and advises calling ahead. That’s not boilerplate caution - it’s the farm telling you directly that the posted weekly schedule (Monday-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 11am-5pm) might not hold steady across the full six-week season. Treat any specific visit day as worth a quick call first, especially later in December.
Free hayrides, hot cider, and coffee with cookies are all listed as part of the visit. None of that comes with a dollar figure attached in the sources reviewed, and it’s described as complimentary rather than a paid concession stand, which is a small but real point in the farm’s favor if you’re bringing kids who’ll want more than a walk through the fields.
For a farm this specific about its opening date and its species list, the complete absence of published pricing stands out. Nothing found in this research states what a tree costs here, whether it’s priced per foot, per species, or flat-rate, or whether cash or card is expected. That’s a real blind spot, and this page won’t guess at a number to fill it - the honest answer is to ask when you call to confirm the week’s hours.
Wolcyn is worth strong consideration if species variety matters to you and you’re willing to make one phone call before you go, both to confirm the week’s actual hours and to find out what you’ll be paying. The confirmed opening date is a genuine plus in a batch where most farms haven’t posted one yet, but it comes with real homework attached rather than a complete, ready-to-go plan.
The farm opens daily starting the day after Thanksgiving (Nov 27, 2026), but its own site notes hours may vary seasonally, so confirm the current schedule for whichever week you plan to visit rather than assuming the posted weekly hours hold all season.
Not documented directly, but free hayrides plus a hot cider and coffee-and-cookies stand suggest planning for more than a quick tree grab if you want to take in the extras.
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Skip assuming the posted weekly hours apply all season, since the farm's own site specifically flags that hours may vary and advises calling ahead, and skip planning a budget here until you've asked directly, since no pricing has been published.
Located in Cambridge, Isanti County, close to Pinestead Tree Farms in nearby Isanti, another farm in this directory with a wide selection but similarly unpublished pricing.
The farm's site describes trees as available 'open daily after Thanksgiving,' which resolves to November 27, 2026. A closing date was not published.
Not published in any source found. Ask directly by phone before you go if a budget matters.
Seven varieties: balsam, Fraser, Canaan, Korean, and Siberian fir, plus Scotch and white pine - one of the widest selections in this area.
Yes - free hayrides, hot cider, and coffee and cookies are offered, according to the farm's site.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Daily after Thanksgiving. Hours: Mon–Fri 10am–5pm; Sat 9am–5pm; Sun 11am–5pm (site notes hours may vary seasonally — call ahead).
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
4542 Highway 95 NW, Cambridge, MN 55008, in Isanti 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, a cocoa or cider stand, which most Twin Cities Metro MN farms on our list do not.
There is 1 other farm we track in Isanti County. All Twin Cities Metro MN farms →
wolcyntreefarms.com
Checked September 2026.