Weber’s Christmas Forest

I have fond memories of this place as a child. However, it seems to have gone downhill since then.
We pulled up and were greeted by two nice girls. We drove around the lot looking for a place to park so we could get out and roam around to try and find a tree. However, we really didn’t find any trees that we even felt like were worth stopping for. Some were not big enough yet, and most were dead, dying, or poorly trimmed. I’m not sure what happened or what they did, but the trees were not good. The driveways are also narrow. When the traffic gets heavy there can be a backup.
We asked about the Fraser Firs (there is a very small selection at the owner’s mother’s home). You do have to ask, otherwise you probably won’t be able to find them. We did find a tree that we liked there and ended up purchasing it. Side note — bring your own saws — theirs are dull. They will wrap and shake it for you. We ended up taking it off/​putting it on the car ourselves as they were busy and we were waiting a while to get help.
They have a small gift shop that doesn’t have much, a few wreaths and swags, and that’s about it. I remember there being a lot more. I believe they used to have popcorn and cider/​hot chocolate, but not anymore.
Needless to say, we agreed that for the drive and the lack of good trees, it was almost better to go to Lowes or a different Christmas tree provider in the area over this. I’m doubting that we will go back.

Trees are pitiful. Very short and have been poorly trimmed. The saws they have for use are very dull.