Spring Creek Growers

Went 5 days before Christmas to get a tree. It was completely empty so one would expect great service but the 2 attendants were a little to busy chatting up another person than to walk is through the process of getting a tree. Had to wait for them to acknowledge I was waiting on them to stop talking to get some assistance. A comment was even made by one of the attendants «I wish people would just come on one day.»
Than we picked out the tree, the gentleman was polite but it felt like we were disturbing him to get him to help us.
Past the customer service we have a lovely tree now, and they tied it for us on the top of the car for us. The tree is wonderful.

Love this place! Went there for a tree based off my neighbors recommendation and wound up coming back to take the kids to see Santa and Mrs. Claus at a pancake breakfast.
Lots of fun :) Free hot chocolate!

We went here for the Fall Fun Days with our 3 kids, and were very disappointed. The staff was very friendly, but the ad and website are very misleading. It was $ 70 for admission for 2 adults and 3 kids to get in, which was advertised as including a pumpkin patch, farm animal viewing, a corn maze, a spooky garden, and a storybook garden. Then we bought additional admission for the fishing pond, the hayride, and the games. First, there was no corn maze. Second, the animal viewing consisted of 1 goat, 1 pig and a handful of roosters. The spooky garden was simply a few haystacks with some decorative pumkins on them, and some fake spiderwebs with 2 sparkly spiders draped behind it. Nothing more than a photo op. The storybook garden was nothing more than about 8 feet of planted veggies. I was told that this was a storybook garden because it resembles Peter Rabbit. The pumpkin patch was a small area with a small selection of very expensive pumpkins, again– just another photo op. The hayride was relaxing, it wove through the Christmas tree lot. Then it drops you off for another photo op at a treehouse, This treehouse is not a play area, it is just a treehouse. Neat, but I was hoping it was something fun for the kids. The game area was not what we expected, either. My little ones most enjoyed climbing on the haystacks, but they also offered a pretty cool little game where you used water pumps to try to race your rubber duck the fastest, Other than that, the rodeo bouncers were sad– they were simply small inflatable purple horses, laying in the grass. They also had some tricycles to ride around a small circle. They had pedal karts, which were like bigger tricycles, but those were yet another additional charge. The snack bar/​grill did not have bbq and sausage like the website said, it only had bags of chips and drinks. It gave us something to do for an hour or so, but it was a very expensive hour. This was our first fall outing of the season, and I am sincerely hoping we find better ones.

Have you ever wanted to take the family to a tree farm to pick out your personal Christmas tree? Our family had the same thought and found Spring Creek Growers a few years ago. This is our family’s way to kick off Christmas season.
Once you get outfitted with a saw and measuring pole you are taken by way of a hay ride out to the tree groves so you can pick that special tree that fits your home just perfect. After you cut your own tree, takes about 45 seconds with their sharp saw, the tractor driver will load the tree onto the trailer and you return back to the barn via another hay ride. Once back at the barn they take your tree and clean it up and bundle it in a plastic mesh to keep it manageable for its trip home with you.
If you have extra time there are activities for the kids, peddle cart racing, fishing pond Huck fin style, with cane poles, Viewing zoo, a fort to play in and the Pumpkin patch.
But the best part is IT IS FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED! You will get that Family operated feeling when you arrive. No one there is going to rush you in and back out with your tree! We have always been presented with a smile and an honest eagerness to help by every staff member we have encountered.