Corsi Tree FarmSince 1955 · Hamersville, Ohio Contact Us
A dad kneels with a bow saw at the base of a spruce while his wife and two kids in knit hats point and laugh
Two musicians singing and playing guitars on the stage inside Broken Stone Lodge, with old skis, a fiddle and a mandolin on the wall behind them
Sunrise over rolling rows of young Christmas trees at Corsi Tree Farm, mist in the low field
Two baby goats from the petting zoo curled up asleep in a pink feed bucket

Real Trees. Lasting Memories.

Experience the Holiday Season With Us

Southwest Ohio's premier cut-your-own Christmas tree experience featuring live music and a petting zoo for family-friendly fun.

HAMERSVILLE, OHIO

Farm Fun

Things to do at the farm

  • Kids in winter hats kneeling at the base of a pine to saw it down

    Cut your own real tree

    Wander the fields to find the tree that was meant for you. Saws, tarps and baling are included.

  • Musicians with acoustic guitars playing on the stage platform inside Broken Stone Lodge

    Live music & events

    Local bands in Broken Stone Lodge, Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 3pm. Free with your visit.

  • A boy leaning in to look at the animals in the petting zoo stalls

    Petting zoo

    Say hello to the goats and the donkey in the back of the lodge.

  • Three smiling men in winter jackets in front of the wooden Broken Stone Lodge

    Broken Stone Lodge

    Warm up, pay for your tree and get it baled right out front.

  • Two cups of hot cocoa with marshmallows and a plate of shortbread cookies on the porch rail

    A Festive Fuel-Up

    If you work up an appetite on the farm, we have hot chocolate, coffee, and a small selection of snacks and treats available for purchase at the Broken Stone Lodge.

  • A boutique display of Corsi Tree Farm candles, a wooden reindeer, Santa boots and a wooden tree

    Mary B’s Christmas Boutique

    Shop our curated selection of vintage, crafted, and locally sourced ornaments and novelties.

The rows
Freshly baled Christmas trees lined up on the loading ramp while families wait near the lodge

The Cut-Your-Own Tree Experience at Corsi Tree Farm

  1. Park and say hello

    Park in our gravel lot off Bolender Road. As you approach the lodge, one of our friendly crew members will direct you to the fields.

  2. Grab a saw and a tarp

    Saws and tarps are available at the top of the hill. We also provide hauling service for $5.

  3. Enjoy the hunt for your very own Evergreen

    With over 100 acres and thousands of fir, pine, and spruce trees to pick from, take your time to explore the farm and find the right tree.

  4. Enjoy the Lodge while we bale your tree

    Return to the lodge with your cut tree. Our talented crew will bale it for you and have it ready for you to begin the next part of your real Christmas tree experience.

Rules, directions and what to bring

Broken Stone Lodge
Broken Stone Lodge with its wide porch, families walking up past the tree baling line
A steaming bowl of Italian chili topped with grated mozzarella on a pine table by a frosty lodge window

Broken Stone Lodge

Warm up in the lodge, enjoy a hot beverage, visit the animals in the petting zoo, and explore a curated selection of Christmas novelties.

Things to do at the farm

Upcoming Live Music & Events

Free with your visit.

Fri27Nov

The Crow Daddies

Americana. Opening day

Sat28Nov

The Crow Daddies

Americana. Noon to 3pm

Sun29Nov

The Crow Daddies

Americana. Noon to 3pm

See the full schedule

We grow Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce, Canaan Fir, Concolor Fir, White Pine and Scotch Pine.

Six kinds of trees. Every one $100.

Every tree is $100, no matter the size. The only question is which one fits your room and your ornaments.

Compare the trees and see the map

A mown grass aisle running between two rows of full, dark green Christmas trees
TreeScentNeedlesBest for
Norway SpruceLight, freshDrops sooner, water dailyA classic full shape
Blue SpruceCrispStiff and sharpHeavy glass ornaments
Canaan FirClassic firSoft, holds wellFamilies with small kids
Concolor FirCitrusySoft, holds wellThe best smell in the house
White PineFaintLong, soft, holds wellLight ornaments and garland
Scotch PinePineyHolds even when dryBusy households

This year on the farm

Sun coming up over the planted field and farm lane

September sunrise on the lane

A hand holding up bright new spruce growth

New growth in April

A crew member in a red cap shearing a tall pine in the rows

Shaping the trees

An old blue Ford tractor working a freshly turned field

Getting the ground ready

The farm pond at sunset with reeds and pines

The pond on a July evening

Purple wildflowers blooming at the edge of the tree field

Wildflowers along the field edge

Rows of Christmas trees rolling over the hills at golden hour

Real trees for real people.

The farm opened in 1955 as Evergreen Acres. Now, the farm remains a family-owned business, led by the DiNapolis and a wonderful crew mentored by Sheldon Corsi, including Mark, Susie, Cliff and Corey.

Our story