Margy S.
12/6/2019
First time cutting our own Xmas tree and couldn't be happier. Went to another tree farm first that had almost no inventory and super high prices. Here we were immediately greeted, given a HIGH...
Carnation Tree Farm
$$
Closed
(38)
Photos
31523 NE 40th St
Carnation, WA 98014
Carnation Tree Farm, a cherished family-owned business, invites you to partake in a holiday tradition by selecting your perfect Christmas tree from our 7 acres of U-cut trees. Established in 1901, this historic farm has been lovingly tended by generations and is a proud addition to the National Register of Historic Places.
Choose from a variety of tree types including Douglas, Fraser, Grand, and Noble Firs, along with Norway and Blue Spruce. To enhance your experience, we offer complimentary on-site parking, twine, tree shaking & baling, and tree recycling with each tree purchase. Payment options include major credit cards, debit cards, personal checks, and good old-fashioned cash.
Open exclusively on Fridays through Sundays from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Carnation Tree Farm also offers seasonal items like fresh Cedar Garland, Wreaths, Holly, and Tree Stands to complete your festive decorations. Come join us during the holiday season to create lasting memories with your loved ones at this enchanting farm.
Generated from the website content
Reviews
4.038 reviewsJessica E.
11/30/2024
Do not waste your time coming to this tree lot. They had no Douglas firs left and I went on Nov 30. The rest of the trees available had lots of sparse and brown branches.
Susan W.
12/10/2017
First time going to a U-cut lot for ourselves. We have taken Mom & Dad to a few lots in the Southend because they need a very tall Noble for their vaulted ceilings. We used to be fine with a...
Jeff B.
11/26/2016
In hesitate to write a positive review because when a Christmas tree farm becomes too popular it rapidly declines. So I'm taking a chance. They are awesome! From entering the parking lot to...
Vee P.
12/4/2019
This place doesn't get enough credit and reviews that they deserve. This was where I cut down my first tree when I first moved out from my parents when I was 21. 15 years later; I'm still cutting...
See a problem?
You might also like
Partial Data by Foursquare.