Choose and cut · north of Ripon, Wisconsin

Fraser firs on rolling scenic acreage,sleds and saws waiting at the trail.

Open for choose and cut the three-day weekend after Thanksgiving, and by appointment.

A tall, full fir tree standing against a clear blue sky at the farm
The farm

Growin’ em for you.

Thank you for visiting the Moon Creek Fraser Farm, where we offer choose and cut Christmas trees and hand made wreaths.

For the 2026 tree season, with an expanded inventory, we plan to be open for additional days. Our farm will be open for choose and cut the three day weekend after Thanksgiving, and by appointment.

Moon Creek Farm also has a complete selection of both indoor and outdoor Holiday Evergreens — traditional handcrafted products, affordable and easy to order. The perfect authentic gift to share with family and business associates.

Trees & wreaths

Mostly Fraser firs, and wreaths made by hand.

Choose and cut

  • Fraser firs
  • Balsam firs

By appointment

  • Freshly precut Concolor firs, a limited number

Holiday evergreens

  • Hand made wreaths
  • Indoor and outdoor evergreens
  • Made to order — will ship
A hillside of young Fraser firs growing thick and green
What you need to know

Bring the family, and the dog.

Trees are located on rolling scenic acreage with mowed trails. Please plan to pay with cash or check.

  • Sleds and saws are available for use
  • Dogs are allowed — please pick up after your pet
  • 2024 rates: $75 any size tree
This season

The weekend after Thanksgiving.

Hours
Choose and cut: the three-day weekend after Thanksgiving
Other days by appointment — text (920) 229-1555
Where
North of Ripon, southeast of Berlin and west of Fond du Lac and Oshkosh. The entrance and parking are off 37th Avenue, just north of the corner of Tri County Road / Town Line Road and Highway F/FF — a little over a mile south of Highway V.
Paying
Cash or check
Phone
(920) 229-1555
Email
Kreegs1807v@gmail.com

Want a tree on another day?

Text Tom Krueger to set up an appointment. Note: the Google Maps pin sits in the center of the farm, not at the entrance on 37th Avenue.

Call or text Tom