Sacramento, Apple Hill and the foothills · 17 farms, 16 with 2026 dates — El Dorado, Placer, Nevada, Calaveras and Solano counties
Sacramento Christmas tree farm questions
When do Christmas tree farms near Sacramento and Apple Hill open in 2026?
McBurney Tree Farm in Grass Valley opens first, on Friday 20 November 2026. Carson Ridge Evergreens in Placerville, Crystal Creek Tree Farm in Camino, Frosty Fir Tree Farm in Placerville, Harris Family Farm in Pollock Pines, Little Bear Tree Farm in Alta, Silveyville Christmas Tree Farm in Dixon, Smart’s Christmas Tree Farm in Camino and Snowy Peaks Tree Farm in Foresthill open on Saturday 21 November. Anderson Christmas Tree Farm in Murphys, Dold’s Christmas Tree Farm in Placerville, Guthrie Tree Farm in Foresthill, Hillside Tree Farm in Camino, Indian Rock Tree Farm in Camino and Roberts Christmas Tree Farm in Pollock Pines open on Friday 27 November. Madrone Tree Hill in Camino opens on Saturday 5 December.
How much does a Christmas tree cost at a farm near Sacramento and Apple Hill?
These are the prices the farms publish: Hillside Tree Farm in Camino, $145 cash, $154 card; Dold’s Christmas Tree Farm in Placerville, $98 any tree; Crystal Creek Tree Farm in Camino, $130 any tree; Snowy Peaks Tree Farm in Foresthill, $13 a foot; Apple Country Christmas Trees in Camino, $95 any tree. The other farms don't publish a price, so ask when you call.
Which farms near Sacramento and Apple Hill stay open until Christmas?
Roberts Christmas Tree Farm in Pollock Pines is open until 23 December or later. Check each card for the days of the week, since several open at weekends only.
Can I bring my dog to a Christmas tree farm near Sacramento and Apple Hill?
Hillside Tree Farm in Camino, Dold’s Christmas Tree Farm in Placerville and Crystal Creek Tree Farm in Camino welcome dogs; each card says on what terms. The other farms don't say, so ring before you bring one.
Which farms near Sacramento and Apple Hill haven't posted their 2026 dates?
Apple Country Christmas Trees in Camino. It is listed because people look for it by name, and its card says what the farm has published so far.
How these were checked
Every farm here was read on its own website or Facebook page, and each card quotes the farm’s words and carries the date it was checked; cards updated from a farm’s own email say so. Where a farm states its opening as a rule — “the day after Thanksgiving” — or prints a day with no year, the card gives the 2026 date that rule makes and says so.
Sacramento here takes in Apple Hill and the Sierra foothills. Directories and news roundups were used only to find farms, never for a date or a price.