A 40-acre farm running since 1992 with a local photography reputation, but no working website and no published prices, dates, or hours.
Priced by height and species; the farm's own listing recommends calling ahead for the current season's price list.
Wolverine Trees has been growing since 1992, when the owner planted more than 12,000 trees on what has grown into a 40-acre farm, a real scale and history, even though very little else about the current season is pinned down in the sources checked.
The domain once associated with this farm, wolverinetrees.com, no longer resolves, and no other current official website could be found. That means Facebook and a phone call, (208) 589-6164, are the most reliable ways to confirm anything before you go, rather than expecting to look up hours or pricing online the way you might for other farms.
The farm is choose-and-cut, and its own directory listing states that trees are priced by height and species, with a recommendation to call ahead for the current season’s price list. No specific dollar figures were published anywhere checked, so there is genuinely no number to offer here. That is a gap to close with a phone call, not a guess.
Outside wedding and family photographer blog posts describe the farm’s tree rows as a popular local spot for portraits and engagement photos. That is a real, if secondhand, reputation signal worth knowing if you are hoping to combine a tree-cutting trip with some photos, though it is not something the farm itself is confirmed to formally offer or charge for.
The farm’s own directory profile recommends visiting early in the season for the best selection, and specifically flags the first two weekends after Thanksgiving as the busiest stretch. That is a direct, farm-sourced piece of planning advice, distinct from the general regional pattern of early-season crowds seen across this whole batch.
No season dates, hours, tree species, cutting policy, saw provision, or payment method were found anywhere in the sources checked. This is one of the thinner records in this research, and there is no way to responsibly fill those gaps without a direct call to the farm.
Wolverine Trees has real history and a local reputation as a scenic spot, but with no working website and no published prices, dates, or hours, this is a farm you plan around a phone call, not around anything you can currently find online.
No 2026 season dates are published. The farm's own directory profile recommends visiting early in the season for the best tree selection and flags the first two weekends after Thanksgiving as the busiest.
Not stated in the record.
The farm's own directory profile specifically flags the first two weekends after Thanksgiving as the busiest stretch of the season.
Not described in the source.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip this farm if you need to check details online before visiting, since no working website could be found, or if you need a specific tree price confirmed before you commit to the drive.
Treehouse Nursery in Rexburg is also in Eastern Idaho, covered in this same research.
Priced by height and species, per the farm's own listing. No specific dollar figures are published. Call (208) 589-6164 for the current price list.
No working one was found. The old wolverinetrees.com domain no longer resolves. Facebook and phone are the current contact channels.
The farm's own directory profile recommends visiting early in the season for the best tree selection and flags the first two weekends after Thanksgiving as the busiest.
The tree rows are described in outside photographer blog posts as a popular local spot for family and engagement photos, though this is not confirmed as an official farm-offered service in the record.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Priced by height and species; the farm's own listing recommends calling ahead for the current season's price list.
Yes. It's choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
7667 S Ammon Rd, Idaho Falls, ID 83406, in Bonneville County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Eastern Idaho.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
christmastreefarmfinder.com · facebook.com · wolverinetrees.com
Checked September 2026.