A small, newer hobby farm with mature trees already available from a prior grower, but almost nothing about hours, season, or price is published, so this visit starts with an email.
Described only as 'excellent prices' for large trees in the sources checked; no specific figure was published.
Spudberry Farms has a genuinely interesting backstory: the current owners bought the property in July 2021 from a retiring wholesale tree grower, which means mature, harvestable trees were already standing on the land even though the owners’ own new plantings – reportedly 500 to 600 trees a year – are still a few years from being ready to cut. It’s also a working hobby farm that grows pumpkins and blueberries alongside the Christmas trees, so this isn’t a large single-purpose commercial operation.
We want to be upfront about this one: it’s among the thinnest records in this research. No season start or end date, no hours, no firm price, and no confirmed phone number were found in any source we checked – only a Facebook page, a couple of chamber-of-commerce-style directory listings, and a trade-association membership entry. That’s not necessarily a red flag; smaller farms often don’t invest in the same web presence as multi-generation operations with decades of marketing behind them. But it does mean you shouldn’t plan a trip here the way you would for a farm with a published brochure. Email spudberryfarms@gmail.com or check the farm’s Facebook page directly before you drive out.
Four species are available: Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, White Spruce, and Colorado Blue Spruce. This is a cut-your-own farm, and the research notes describe the owners as offering free baling and help securing the cut tree to your vehicle – a genuinely useful, no-extra-hassle touch for a small operation. Because this is a newer farm working with trees planted by a previous owner, the available selection in any given year could be smaller or more limited than at an established multi-generation farm that’s been managing its stock for decades – worth keeping in mind if you have a specific size or shape in mind.
Local sources describe the pricing only as “excellent prices” for large trees, with no actual dollar figure attached anywhere we checked. Under our own honesty rule, that means we can’t hand you a number, and you shouldn’t assume one either – “excellent” is someone else’s marketing language, not a verified price. If cost matters to your decision, that’s a question for the email you send before visiting.
Parking, accessibility, cash-or-card policy, and current-year tree availability are all unconfirmed. The coordinates on file are a Town of Florence center estimate rather than the farm’s actual rural address on Town Rd H, so use the street address for navigation.
If you like the idea of supporting a small, newer farm and don’t mind doing some of the pre-trip legwork yourself, Spudberry Farms is a reasonable choice in Florence County. If you need firm details locked down before you leave the house, this isn’t the farm that makes that easy yet.
Not specified anywhere in the record -- with no season dates published, plan to reach out before assuming any particular week works.
30-45 minutes for a straightforward cut-your-own visit, based on the farm's small scale
Not specified in the record. As a small hobby farm rather than a large commercial operation, it's reasonable to expect a lower-key visit than the area's bigger farms, but that's an inference, not a confirmed fact.
Not specified in the record.
Not specified. Expect a working farm field rather than a paved or accessible surface, typical of small cut-your-own operations.
Skip this one if you need confirmed hours, season dates, or a specific price before committing to the drive -- none of that is published, and this is a small operation that may have limited tree availability in a given year.
No. It's a small hobby farm that also grows pumpkins and blueberries. Current owners bought the property in July 2021 from a retiring wholesale tree grower, so mature trees were already on the land even though the owners' own plantings are still a few years from harvest.
Sources describe only "excellent prices" for large trees, with no specific dollar figure published anywhere. We can't state a number we don't have.
Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, White Spruce, and Colorado Blue Spruce.
None was found in the sources checked. Contact appears to be by email (spudberryfarms@gmail.com) based on the farm's Facebook page and local listings.
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. Described only as 'excellent prices' for large trees in the sources checked; no specific figure was published.
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
3159 Town Rd H, Florence, WI 54121, in Florence County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Wisconsin Northwoods.
We track 5 farms in Wisconsin Northwoods, 4 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.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 4 of the 5 farms we track in Wisconsin Northwoods had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
spudberryfarms.myshopify.com · gmail.com
Checked August 2026.