Find your way around the farm.
See where each kind of tree grows, which rows are ready to cut, and how to find your way back to the lodge.
Map of the tree rows, lodge and parking
Tap any area to see which trees grow there and whether they are ready to cut. Open rows can change during the season, so check with the crew at Broken Stone Lodge too.
- Ready to cut, mostly large trees
- Ready to cut, some trees under 6 ft
- Too small to cut this season
- Baby trees, do not cut
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Places
- Broken Stone LodgeSay hello and warm up here. Pay for your tree inside while the crew bales it, and meet the animals at the petting zoo in the back.
- Parking lotPark here, then walk over to Broken Stone Lodge.
- Portable restroomsPortable restrooms beside the lodge.
- Petting zooMeet the farm animals at the petting zoo, right behind Broken Stone Lodge.
- BarnThe farm's barn, next to the toolshed and near Broken Stone Lodge.
- ToolshedThe farm's toolshed, beside the barn. It is not open to visitors. Looking for ornaments and gifts? You'll find them in the boutique inside Broken Stone Lodge.
- HouseA private house near Broken Stone Lodge. It is off limits to visitors.
- PondA pond between Broken Stone Lodge and the tree rows.
- Swinging BridgeOur swinging bridge. Rolling hills, a beautiful creek and this bridge give the farm the scenery and feel of a nature preserve. You are welcome to walk out to it.
- WoodsA wooded corner of the farm.
- Burn pilePlease keep clear of the burn pile.
- Open field by the swinging bridgeOpen field with no trees for sale.
- Open field inside the laneOpen field along the lane, no trees for sale.
- Open field by the woodsOpen field with no trees for sale.
- Open field by the parking lotOpen field with no trees for sale.
Tree areas
- Area 1: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 5 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 2: Norway SpruceReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 3 rows of mostly large trees and 2 rows with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 3: Norway SpruceToo small to cut. 3 rows of young trees, too small to cut this season.
- Area 4: Norway SpruceToo small to cut. 3 rows of young trees, too small to cut this season.
- Area 5: Canaan FirReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 6: Canaan FirReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 7: Canaan FirDo not cut. Baby trees. Please do not cut here.
- Area 8: Norway SpruceReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 2 rows of mostly large trees and 1 row with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 9: Norway SpruceToo small to cut. 4 rows of young trees, too small to cut this season.
- Area 10: White PineReady to cut. 4 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 11: Norway SpruceDo not cut. Baby trees. Please do not cut here.
- Area 12: Canaan FirReady to cut. 4 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 13: Norway SpruceDo not cut. Baby trees. Please do not cut here.
- Area 14: White PineReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 5 rows of mostly large trees and 5 rows with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 15: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 8 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 16: White PineReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 17: Scotch PineReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 2 rows of mostly large trees and 7 rows with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 18: Norway SpruceDo not cut. Baby trees. Please do not cut here.
- Area 19: Norway SpruceDo not cut. Baby trees. Please do not cut here.
- Area 20: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 9 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 21: Canaan FirDo not cut. Baby trees. Please do not cut here.
- Area 22: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 7 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 23: Canaan FirReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees and 3 rows too small to cut.
- Area 24: Norway SpruceDo not cut. Baby trees. Please do not cut here.
- Area 25: Norway SpruceToo small to cut. 5 rows of young trees, too small to cut this season.
- Area 26: Blue SpruceReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 27: Scotch PineReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 28: White PineReady to cut. 5 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 29: White PineReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 1 row of mostly large trees and 2 rows with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 30: Norway SpruceReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 1 row of mostly large trees and 2 rows with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 31: White PineReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 32: Scotch PineReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 33: White PineReady to cut. 2 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 34: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 35: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 10 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 36: Canaan FirReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 3 rows of mostly large trees and 1 row with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 37: Canaan FirReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 2 rows of mostly large trees and 1 row with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 38: White PineReady to cut. 3 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 39: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 5 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 40: Norway SpruceReady to cut. 4 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 41: Canaan FirReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 3 rows of mostly large trees and 1 row with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 42: White PineReady to cut. 4 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 43: Norway SpruceReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 2 rows of mostly large trees and 2 rows with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 44: Canaan FirReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 3 rows of mostly large trees and 1 row with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 45: Canaan FirReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 3 rows of mostly large trees, 2 rows with some trees under 6 ft and 2 rows too small to cut.
- Area 46: Canaan Fir & Norway SpruceReady to cut, smaller sizes too. 2 rows of mostly large trees and 2 rows with some trees under 6 ft.
- Area 47: Canaan FirReady to cut. About 7 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 48: Canaan FirReady to cut. About 7 rows of mostly large trees.
- Area 49: Canaan FirToo small to cut. About 7 rows of young trees, too small to cut this season.
Start with the crew and the signs
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Say hello at the lodge.
Ask which rows are open for the kind of tree you want.
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Match the tree to the row.
Use the species names to orient yourself and follow the signs on the farm.
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Bring your tree back.
Head back to the baler by the lodge, then go inside to pay.
If the map and a sign disagree, check with the crew before cutting.
Plan for the ground underfoot
Wear shoes you do not mind getting muddy. Ask us about the route that will work for your group before you come.
- The farm’s pathways are gravel, dirt and grass, over rolling hills.
- Strollers and wagons are welcome. Unless the ground is completely frozen, some may be hard to push on the gravel, dirt and grass.
- Our crew is happy to guide you to the right area, and will carry and bale your tree once you are back near the lodge.
- The farm is not very wheelchair accessible. A wheelchair can use the gravel paths, but they can get muddy.
- Broken Stone Lodge has a step-free entrance.
- There is no seating along the paths.
Come out to Hamersville
Address
1651 Bolender Rd
Hamersville OH
Drive
45 min from Cincinnati
1.5 hours from Dayton
2 hours from Columbus
Hours
Nov 27 - Dec 20
Wednesday to Sunday
9 am to 5 pm
Price
Free admission
All trees: $100
Map questions
Still wondering about something? Send us a message and a real person will get back to you.
Is there a paper map at the farm?
No, there is no paper map. Open this page on your phone, and ask the crew at Broken Stone Lodge which rows are open.
Where do I pay?
Inside Broken Stone Lodge. A crew member bales your tree while you pay, so you can warm up with cocoa at the same time.
Can I drive out to the rows?
No, the rows are walk-only. Park in our gravel lot off Bolender Road and walk out from the lodge. We provide hand saws, plus a tarp and rope to drag your tree back to the lodge.
How far is the walk from the lodge to the rows?
It depends on where you head, since you can walk in so many directions. The farthest patch of trees is roughly half a mile from the lodge.
Where is the petting zoo?
Right behind Broken Stone Lodge.
Which rows have the tallest trees?
Look for areas marked Ready to cut with mostly large trees. Tap any area on the map to see how many of its rows have mostly large trees.