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Farm Terrain
Our Christmas trees grow on natural farmland with grass, dirt, slopes and uneven ground. Conditions may become muddy, snowy or icy depending on the weather, and paved pathways are not available throughout the tree fields.
Parking & Assistance
Parking is available at the farm. With advance notice, we may be able to arrange a closer parking location or additional space for entering and exiting your vehicle.
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Depending on weather, staffing and safety conditions, we may also be able to:
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Suggest the easiest areas of the farm to navigate
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Recommend a quieter time to visit
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Bring a selected tree to a more accessible location
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Assist with preparing, loading and tying your tree to your vehicle
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Discuss other reasonable accommodations that could make your visit more comfortable
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Same-day requests are welcome, but contacting us ahead of time gives us the best opportunity to prepare.
Accessibility at Ann Arbor Christmas Tree Farm
We want guests of all abilities to feel welcome and enjoy visiting our farm. Because we are a working outdoor farm, accessibility can vary with the terrain and weather. Please contact us before your visit so we can discuss your needs, current conditions and any accommodations that may make your experience easier.
Questions or accommodation requests?
Use the Contact Us button below to get in touch before your visit.
Service Animals and Dogs
Service animals and pet dogs are welcome at the farm. All animals must remain with their handler and under control throughout the visit.
Plan Your Visit With Us
Every guest’s needs are different, and farm conditions can change quickly. Please reach out before traveling and tell us what would help make your visit successful. We will be happy to discuss what is currently possible and do our best to accommodate you safely.
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