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Becks Christmas Tree Farm

📍 4675 Park Avenue, Slatington, PA 18080🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

Saws and wheeled carts are provided free and hours run later than most farms researched, but the field itself still closes at dusk, and no pricing is posted.

How you get your tree

This farm offers

cut-your-own

Included

hand-made pine wreathscustom-made bowshot chocolate and snacks on weekendsphotos with Santa (weekends after Thanksgiving)

Our take

Becks sits about 9 miles north of the Allentown exit off the Northeast Extension, making it a genuinely convenient option if you’re anywhere in the Lehigh Valley corridor. The farm provides saws and wheeled carts free for cut-your-own visitors, and staff will shake the tree, drill the stump, and wrap it at no additional charge — a full set of finishing services bundled in without extra fees, at least based on what’s documented here.

Longer hours, with an important asterisk

Posted hours run later than most farms in this research: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends. That looks like generous flexibility for an evening visit after work or school. The catch is that the cut-your-own field closes at dusk regardless of what the posted hours say — so a 6 p.m. arrival in mid-December, well within the “open” window on paper, could still mean the field is already closed by the time you get there. If cutting your own tree is the plan, treat sunset as your real deadline, not the 7 p.m. closing time. A pre-cut selection is available after 5 p.m., which gives you a fallback if you do arrive too late for the field.

Free extras that add real value

Hand-made pine wreaths and custom-made bows are sold on site, and hot chocolate and snacks are available on weekends. Photos with Santa are offered weekend afternoons after Thanksgiving, adding a family-friendly touch beyond the basic tree purchase. None of this comes with pricing attached in the record, so treat the wreaths and bows as items to ask about rather than assume are included with a tree purchase.

A claim worth reading carefully

The farm’s own website describes itself as “rated #1 in Christmas tree farms for PA.” That’s worth flagging plainly: it’s the farm’s own marketing language, not a citation to an independent survey, review aggregator, or third-party ranking body found anywhere in this research. It may well reflect genuine customer satisfaction, but there’s no way to verify the specific claim from what’s available, so it shouldn’t be repeated as an established fact.

The honest gap

No pricing was found anywhere in the sources reviewed. Combine that with the four fir and spruce species on offer (blue spruce, Concolor fir, Douglas fir, Fraser fir) and the free finishing services, and this looks like a well-equipped, convenient farm — just one where you’ll need to call or ask on arrival to find out what a tree actually costs.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Any open day, arriving with enough daylight left before dusk; weekend afternoons after Thanksgiving if Santa photos are part of the plan.

How long to budget

About an hour, including help with shaking, drilling, and wrapping the tree.

Crowds

Not documented in the record.

What to bring

  • Nothing to cut with — saws and wheeled carts are provided free for cut-your-own
  • A visit timed before dusk, since the field closes then regardless of posted hours
  • A grain of salt for the farm's own marketing claim of being rated #1 in Pennsylvania — that's a self-description, not an independently verified ranking

How to spend less here

  • Shaking, drilling, and wrapping are done free of charge, and saws and wheeled carts are provided, so there's no need to buy or rent equipment for this visit.

Who it suits

Good for

  • visitors near the Lehigh Valley/Allentown area, about 9 miles from the Northeast Extension exit
  • anyone who wants a wheeled cart provided rather than dragging a tree by hand
  • families wanting Santa photos on weekend afternoons after Thanksgiving

Skip it if

Skip a very late-in-the-day visit expecting to still cut your own tree, since the field closes at dusk regardless of the longer posted hours (until 7 p.m.).

Common questions

Do I need my own saw?

No — saws and wheeled carts are provided free for cut-your-own, and staff will shake, drill the stump, and wrap the tree at no charge.

How late can I visit and still cut a tree?

Posted hours run until 7 p.m., but the cut-your-own field itself closes at dusk regardless, so plan around actual sunset rather than the clock.

How much does a tree cost?

No pricing was found in available sources. Ask when you call or arrive.

Is Becks really rated #1 for Christmas tree farms in Pennsylvania?

That claim comes from the farm's own website marketing copy, not an independently verified ranking — treat it as the farm's self-description, not a confirmed fact.

When is Becks Christmas Tree Farm open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Monday-Sunday. Check with the farm before driving out.

How much does a tree cost at Becks Christmas Tree Farm?

Pricing was not published when we last checked.

Can I cut my own tree at Becks Christmas Tree Farm?

Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.

Where is Becks Christmas Tree Farm?

4675 Park Avenue, Slatington, PA 18080, in Lehigh County. It is one of 1 farms we track in Lehigh Valley PA.

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Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openMonday-Sunday
HoursMon-Fri 10:00 AM-7:00 PM; Sat-Sun 9:00 AM-7:00 PM (cut-your-own field closes at dusk; pre-cut selection available after 5:00 PM)
Starting priceNot published
Tree typesBlue spruce, Concolor fir, Douglas fir, Fraser fir
Saw providedYes
CountyLehigh County
RegionLehigh Valley PA

Sources

beckschristmastreefarm.com

Checked August 2026.