A flat $85 covers any size or species here, tax and baling included, but it's spruce only -- no firs at all -- and if you're hoping to bring the dog or hire a photographer, both are explicitly not allowed.
Flat $85 (includes bailing/netting plus tax) for any size or species U-cut tree, 2025 season; not confirmed for 2026.
Cash only. This farm doesn't take cards, based on what we found — bring cash or confirm ahead if that's changed.
Stumpf’s Tree Farm has a specific, distinguishing identity among the farms in this research: it grows only spruce varieties – Colorado, Black Hills, Meyer, Norway, and Serbian – and no firs at all. That’s worth repeating plainly, because most Wisconsin tree-farm shoppers default to expecting Fraser or Balsam fir, and this is one of the few farms in the batch where that expectation would be flatly wrong. If a spruce is specifically what you want, or you’re simply curious about the differences between five spruce varieties in one field, this is a genuinely distinctive stop. If you’ve got your heart set on a fir, look elsewhere.
Here’s a rarity worth calling out directly: this farm publishes an actual number, and it’s about as simple as pricing gets. For the 2025 season, every U-cut tree was a flat $85, tax and baling/netting included, regardless of size or species. There’s no per-foot calculation to do, no upcharge for a bigger tree – you pick whatever size and spruce variety you want within the field, and the price is the same. That flat structure is a real convenience if you’d rather not do arithmetic on a per-foot rate, though as with any 2025-labeled figure, it’s not yet confirmed to carry over exactly to 2026, so a quick call to (262) 375-6351 before your visit is worth it if precision matters to your budget.
The farm’s own site is explicit about two restrictions: dogs are not permitted in the fields, and professional photo shoots are not allowed. Both are clearly stated policies, not assumptions on our part, so plan accordingly – leave the dog home, and don’t plan on bringing a photographer to capture the visit.
Family-owned since 1984, when Glenn Stumpf started with 2,000 trees, the farm began offering cut-your-own sales in 1991 and now has more than 15,000 trees across its fields, two miles west of downtown Cedarburg. The 2025 season was a short one – the opening Friday (Nov. 28), then Saturdays and Sundays only through Dec. 14, a three-weekend window. That’s on the shorter end among farms in this research, so plan an early visit rather than assuming a long runway into December.
Parking, accessibility, and saw provision beyond “provided” are only lightly specified. The coordinates on file are a Cedarburg city-center estimate rather than the farm’s actual address on Horns Corners Rd.
If a spruce-only selection, a simple flat price, and a genuinely long-running family operation appeal to you, this is one of the more straightforward, well-documented farms in this research – just plan around the short season window and leave the dog and the camera crew at home.
The 2025 season ran Friday, Nov. 28, then weekends only through Dec. 14 -- a short three-weekend window, so go early rather than waiting.
45 minutes to 1.5 hours for cutting; the farm is described as family-run with owners visiting with customers, so build in a little extra time for that
A three-weekend-only season (plus the opening Friday) concentrates visitors into a much shorter window than farms open for a full month or more -- expect each open day to be relatively busier as a result, especially the opening Friday and first Saturday.
Not specified in the record.
Not specified in the record. Expect a cut-your-own field with uneven, unpaved ground, spread across more than 15,000 trees on the property.
Skip this one if you want a fir tree -- this farm grows only spruce varieties -- or if you were planning to bring a dog or hire a professional photographer, since both are explicitly not permitted in the fields.
A flat $85, including baling/netting and tax, for any size or species U-cut tree, per the 2025 season. Not yet confirmed for 2026.
Only spruce varieties: Colorado, Black Hills, Meyer, Norway, and Serbian. No firs are grown here -- an important distinction if you specifically want a Fraser or Balsam fir, since you won't find one at this farm.
No. Dogs are not permitted in the fields, per the farm's own site.
Family-owned since 1984, when Glenn Stumpf started with 2,000 trees; cut-your-own sales began in 1991. More than 15,000 trees are now in the fields, two miles west of downtown Cedarburg.
November 28 – December 14, 2026. Friday Nov 28, then Saturdays and Sundays. Hours: 9:00 AM-4:30 PM.
Trees start at $85. Flat $85 (includes bailing/netting plus tax) for any size or species U-cut tree, 2025 season; not confirmed for 2026.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
340 Horns Corners Rd, Cedarburg, WI 53012, in Ozaukee 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 $85 to start this one sits above the regional median of $80.
Its season runs about 17 days against a regional average of 26, so it is a shorter window than most of its neighbours — miss it and it may be sold out before nearby farms close.
What sets it apart locally: it has a cocoa or cider stand, 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.
ucuttrees.com
Checked August 2026.