Always fun to go to Hunter's Christmas Tree Farm.
This has to be one of North Georgia's hidden treasures! Nestled away along Wood Road in Milton, this third generation family owned and operated Christmas Tree farm has something for everyone: Hayrides, Pony rides, a free center for craft making, Santa, or help yourself to a cup of hot chocolate--it's all free. That's what I call "family friendly." The staff was super helpful and polite and there were smiles everywhere. It looked like a scene from a Norman Rockwell painting. Our family will be back again! A definite must see event for every Christmas season!
Going to Hunter’s tree farm is the best way to get into the Christmas spirit. They have a great selection of trees, Christmas music playing in the background, free hot chocolate and cookies the whole family can enjoy. The Hunters have great family values and their hospitality is refreshing. It’s one of the few places where you can go and feel like you’re part of a bigger family during the holidays.
Beautiful place, super friendly people, activities for kids. Just bring cash to top the kids who help carry your tree to the car!
10/10 would recommend. The employees feel like family, but I do miss that one strong, strapping lad who used to carry my tree. I heard he's on a mission or something.
Great place! Really friendly people and a definitely a fun place to take kids!
Best tree farm in North Georgia! Santa Claus appearance, honey for sale, excellent service, free cookies and cocoa, incredibly friendly staff, and we even got a gorgeous tree! We'll be back next year!
We go every year. Family run, hayrides, cider, crafts. Very local and friendly.
Kids had fun on the farm, but now a few days after we picked out a tree and brought it home, every room on our first floor is covered with cinara aphids. Killed hundreds over the past few days. Really disgusting, even though I know they aren't harmful, but when you have a toddler and an infant, and bugs are swarming over their toys, it's not a pretty sight. Will not be buying a real tree again next year.