Mark's Christmas Trees | Cut-Your-Own Christmas Trees in Millgrove, Ontario
Mark's Christmas Trees 1233 Safari Road, Millgrove, ON L8B 1A4
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Cut your own · Millgrove, Ontario

Find your Christmas tree. Create a tradition.

Walk through the woods with the ones you love, find the tree that speaks to you, and enjoy the beauty and fragrance of nature in the warmth of your home.

Weekends Nov 28 – Dec 20, 2026 · 10 am – 4 pm

Weekdays and Christmas Eve by appointment only

Santa will be here Sat, Dec 12 · 11 am – 2 pm

We will have a few local artisans in the barn while Santa is visiting!

No chemicals. No pesticides.

Grown the natural way, and a big reason families return.

Watershed stewards.

Our trees grow next to a pond that feeds into Spencer Creek. We protect the water and the land.

Trees with character.

Walk the woods and find one that is meant for you.

Fresh greens

Make your own wreaths, swags and planters.

We have fresh greens of various types and sizes at very reasonable prices for planters, swags, wreaths and festive arrangements, as well as pinecones, dogwood branches and natural, handmade wreaths that can be repurposed throughout the seasons. Branches can be beautifully arranged and decorated in vases for small spaces.

Proceeds from decorative items and all donations go to War Child Canada.

Fresh branches arranged in a vase with red ornaments
Two people arranging fresh greens at a table
Two friends holding a wreath made from farm greens
An evergreen and orange rose centrepiece on a table

Our Farm

A walk in the woods. A tree worth finding.

We look forward to welcoming customers old and new to walk through the woods in search of their tree. Our farm sits on the Niagara Escarpment, among mature woodland and quiet trails.

We are eco-friendly and, as watershed stewards, we use no chemicals or pesticides.

There is something for everyone, including wall and corner trees that won’t take over, but fit in with the rest of the family.

Mature tree canopy light through the farm woodland The farm pond at dusk Meadow bordered by evergreens Snow-covered evergreens on the farm

“We always leave with a tree full of character that we absolutely love!”

Lauren Patterson · Hamilton

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The farm

A walk through the seasons.

The farm pond in late autumnSnow-covered stones and fenceA vintage station wagon with a fresh tree on the roofTractor in the fieldEvergreen woodlandFarm wagonWinter sunsetField edge and woodlandThe farm pond in late autumnSnow-covered stones and fenceA vintage station wagon with a fresh tree on the roofTractor in the fieldEvergreen woodlandFarm wagonWinter sunsetField edge and woodland
The farm pond in late autumn

Our Story

A place of peace.

Since 1995

Caretakers of the land.

We have been caretakers of this land and protectors of the watershed system, as our pond feeds into Spencer Creek.

No chemicals or pesticides are utilized to control invasive wild grape vines that take hold of any trees that they encounter. We do our best to eradicate them by hand, but other than that, our trees are allowed to grow as God intended, and allow you to bring a bit of unspoiled nature into your home.

Snow on the stone wall and spruce

“Each tree is unique, and perfectly imperfect, just like us.”

And when we are all dressed up, we all look beautiful.

Snowy garden with the stone Buddha

Perfectly imperfect

Trees are like people.

With the right attention and love, their best features shine. Your eyes will spot a tree that tucks in perfectly in the corner, or one that is just right for the wall. A tree that is less full on one side won’t gobble up the room. A round one would be great in front of the window.

Keep an open mind. The right tree is often not the one you expected.

An old-fashioned experience

A walk through nature.

Exploring the property is an unspoiled walk through nature, and an opportunity to experience something profoundly simple and pure with the ones you love. What better way to keep the Christmas spirit alive.

It takes you back to a time when getting your tree was a family adventure to cherish. Take it home, decorate it with love, and it becomes your special tree, a symbol of love, joy and beautiful memories for the future.

Swans on the farm pond Snow-dusted farm trees Snow-covered stones and fence

Welcome back

It is a privilege.

It is a privilege for us to welcome and visit with customers old and new, to see families grow and grow up before our eyes, and to share in the joy of the season.

Plan your visit

Choose Your Tree

Cut your own, from our woods.

Our trees range in size and shape, from Charlie Brown to mature and majestic. Wall and corner trees will fit right in. Come early in the season for the best choice.

Branches of fresh greens, dogwood and pinecones, along with natural, handmade wreaths, are available for all your decorating needs. Branches can be beautifully arranged and decorated in vases for small spaces.

White Pine

Soft needles, graceful shape, perfect for white fairy lights and delicate ornaments!

Balsam Fir

The classic Christmas scent.

Majestic Spruce

Strong branches, classic form.

Cedar

Feathery, aromatic foliage. Can be used on your BBQ or smoker after the tree comes down!

Scotch Pine

Ideal for heavy ornaments.

2026 Prices

One price for every variety.

Every tree is grown naturally, without chemicals or pesticides, on land we look after as watershed stewards.

Prices include tax. Please enquire about prices for larger, mature trees.

Wrapping is available for $5.00

Cash is preferred, and e-transfer to nimmikhurana@msn.com is also fine. No credit cards or ATM on site.

A note on behalf of our trees

Some of our larger trees are stressed by weather and invasive vines, so the lower section struggles while the top thrives. We encourage you to top these trees.

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Fresh greens

Make your own wreaths, swags and planters.

We have fresh greens of various types and sizes at very reasonable prices for planters, swags, wreaths and festive arrangements, as well as pinecones, dogwood branches and natural, handmade wreaths that can be repurposed throughout the seasons. Branches can be beautifully arranged and decorated in vases for small spaces.

Proceeds from decorative items and all donations go to War Child Canada.

Two people arranging fresh greens at a table
Two friends holding a wreath made from farm greens
Fresh branches arranged in a vase with red ornaments
An evergreen and orange rose centrepiece on a table

At home

Your tree, in your home.

A tall tree decorated in a two-storey living room, with a toy train beneath A fir tree with coloured lights and ribbon beside a window A full tree with white lights and ornaments in a family living room

Plan Your Visit

Please arrive no later than 3 pm

You will need time and light to find your tree in the woods, as well as sturdy footwear, warm clothes and gloves to handle it in comfort.

Know before you go

Arrive by 3 pmYou will need the daylight.

Bring a sawOr borrow ours. Adults only.

Wear boots and glovesThe ground is rocky and uneven.

How can I pay?Cash is preferred. E-transfer is also accepted. No credit cards or ATM on site.

Santa with a friend among fresh-cut greens at the farm

Santa will be visiting the farm to see his friends, both small and tall.

Saturday, December 12, 2026 · 11 am – 2 pm

We will have a few local artisans in the barn while Santa is visiting!

Photos and a chat with Santa are free of charge.

Any donations made will go to War Child Canada, a charity near and dear to the heart of our late and beloved Teddy. Injured as a child, by ‘friendly fire’ in Holland during the Second World War, he never let it stop him from living life to the fullest. We miss him even more than he loved living here, and getting to go outside and “play in the dirt!” We carry on as he would expect, with good cheer and gratitude for the privilege of playing a part in your holiday tradition.

Hours

Weekends from Nov 28 – Dec 20, 2026

from 10 am – 4 pm

Weekdays and Christmas Eve

by appointment only

Hours stay the same all season.

What to bring

Warm, sturdy footwear. The ground is rocky, with stumps and invasive vines, so walk mindfully.

Your own saw if possible. We can lend you one if needed.

Rope or straps and a tarp. We can wrap your tree for $5.00

On the farm

The barn is unheated but sheltered, with benches, tables and chairs.

No public toilets, but if nature calls, you are welcome in our home.

Access

Wheelchair access on the driveway and around the house is manageable, but would be difficult on the walking paths, especially when there is snow.

Wagons and sturdy strollers are manageable on the paths; the fields are trickier. We have a few sleds or you can bring your own.

A puppy bounding through the snow as a family carries their tree down a woodland trail

Four-legged family

We are dog friendly.

Dogs are welcome on a leash. Bring the whole family along on the trail.

Austin the dog in reindeer antlers beside the War Child Fund table

Visiting with Kids

Know what to expect, so everyone stays happy.

This is a natural woodland farm. A little planning goes a long way with little ones.

1

Park for free. There is room for larger vehicles.

2

Walk the woods together. Take your time. There is no rush, and the owners are happy to chat.

3

Choose your tree. Or sometimes it chooses you. Every tree has its own life experience!

4

An adult cuts it. Please bring a saw or borrow ours. Saws are for adults only.

5

Bring it back to be measured and have your family photo taken if you wish. We’ll text it to you, and we’d love a picture back once it’s decorated!

6

Pay and tie it on. Pay by cash or e-transfer, then tie it on with your rope or straps.

Little legs

The ground is rocky, with stumps and vines. Paths work for strollers, but the fields are trickier, so a carrier can help.

Warming up

The barn is unheated but sheltered, with benches, tables and chairs for a short break.

Snacks and drinks

Pack snacks and a warm drink.

Washrooms

There are no public toilets, but if nature calls, you are welcome in our home.

A family carrying their freshly cut tree A child helping cut a tree with loppers A boy with his chosen tree A child hugging the garden Buddha A tree trimmed with red ribbons at the farm Five children in snowsuits leaning on a snowy fence A child pulling a tree through the snow Children sledding in the snow

Directions

1233 Safari Road, Millgrove

Ontario L8B 1A4

On the way to African Lion Safari, between Brock and Westover Roads. We are 7 km west of Hwy 6, or 2 km east of Westover Rd.

Look for the large sign at the top of the driveway on Safari Road. There's free parking, with room for larger vehicles.

Call or text: 905 842-1332

Email: nimmikhurana@msn.com

Open in Google Maps The farm sign on Safari Road: Mark's Xmas Trees and More, 1233 Safari Rd.

The sign to look for.

Instagram QR code for @marks.christmastreesFollow along on Instagram
@marks.christmastrees

Customer Stories

Our Tree. Our Tradition. Our Christmas.

The Wilshire family with their tree and dog Sherman

“We loved being able to walk and explore with our dog Sherman. There was no rush and the owners were very welcoming.”

Wilshire Family · Flamborough

Three generations with their chosen tree

“Mark's Christmas Trees — specifically Nimmy, Sonia and their bit of escarpment beauty — have become a cherished Christmas tradition for us. We love coming out for a walk in the snowy woods and a hugged hello with Nimmy. Being able to share this tradition with my mom/Annika's grandma in 2025 meant the world to us.”

Annika & Lori · Etobicoke

Lauren Patterson's decorated tree with her dog

“We started coming to Mark’s because they don’t use pesticides. Every year we’ve enjoyed taking our time walking the property and chatting with the owners, who are so lovely. We always leave with a tree full of character that we absolutely love!”

Lauren Patterson · Hamilton

A visitor hugging a fir tree at the farm

“We had a lovely time walking the property with our dogs in our hunt for the perfect tree. It was not too busy, which is such a nice change from the usually hyper-crowded tree farms. The owner Nimmi and her family were so kind and helpful. We really enjoyed chatting with them and learning about the children’s charity they chose to support with all proceeds from the sale of their greenery. We got a bunch of beautiful greenery for an excellent price. We will definitely be back next year.”

Casey Cody · Hamilton

Joana and her son making peace signs in the snow

“We have been buying our Christmas tree from this wonderful farm for years, and it has truly become our absolute favourite holiday tradition. We never go into it looking for a flawless, factory-perfect tree. Instead, we cherish the entire journey of wandering through the fields until we find the natural tree that uniquely speaks to us. What makes this place truly magical is the family who owns it. They genuinely love people, and their warmth, hospitality, and holiday spirit bring so much joy to our family every single year.”

Joana Fejzaj · Hamilton

A couple beside the tree they chose

“It may not be a commercial tree farm, but it is run by a lovely couple. You walk through the woods on their property to pick a tree. We walked around for about 20 minutes exploring and found a lovely tree. Perfect little place to visit and very kind people who own it.”

Chrissie Fandrich · Hamilton

A visitor and their dog carrying a cut tree down a forest path

“A wonderful experience, and an incredible family who operates the business. No bells or whistles, just a nice, private adventure through the forest to cut down any tree of our choosing. Cannot wait to go back this year!”

Adele Bedard · Hamilton

A walker on a snowy woodland trail

“Loved the trail-like experience and family welcoming. It was so unique and heart warming.”

Alisha O · Burlington

A child cycling up an autumn path through the farm woods

“We have been going to Mark’s Christmas Trees for the last eight years. It is something we look forward to every year. A beautiful spot to wander through nature and cut down a tree in a natural environment. The trees are not perfect but that’s what gives them charm and makes the experience so satisfying.”

Jenny Zollerano · Hamilton

A child exploring the snowy trees on the farm

“The family running it were really friendly, a great mix of chatting and giving us space. The trees are naturally spaced like in a forest, and once we were off the trail we thought they looked perfect. Ours is symmetrical and full.”

Jennifer Hyland · Hamilton

Family traditions

Every year, a new memory.

A family beside their tree in the snowAn autumn walk on the farmSanta at the fence with a friendA family of six by their tree in the snowA family of eight by their tree on a sunny dayA family and their dog in the snowA family carrying their treeA group beside their treeChildren and parents beside their treeA tree at homeGathered in the barnLoading the treeA family of four with their saw and the tree they choseSanta with two teens and their treeA family beside their tree in the snowAn autumn walk on the farmSanta at the fence with a friendA family of six by their tree in the snowA family of eight by their tree on a sunny dayA family and their dog in the snowA family carrying their treeA group beside their treeChildren and parents beside their treeA tree at homeGathered in the barnLoading the treeA family of four with their saw and the tree they choseSanta with two teens and their treeA smiling selfie on the trail with her family walking behind

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you visit.

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Plan Your Visit.

Come early in the season for the best selection. Find us on Google Maps and start your holiday tradition today.

Get directions Call or text 905 842-1332
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