Good selection of trees. Friendly people who helped with the drilling and loading of the car. Great…read moreprice. Would definitely recommend.

Our family has lived in the area for many years and never knew about this unassuming farm in…read moreDouglassville! We found it easier than expected and were greeted right away upon exiting the car. He helped us find the perfect tree quickly, wrapped and fastened it to the top of our car. We also needed a wreath and they made a beautiful one on the spot! I've never experienced such a smooth Christmas tree buying experience. These folks really know what they are doing and care about their customers. It was great fun!

Love supporting a small family biz, especially this time of year. These folks were super sweet and…read morefriendly. We arrived this past Sat. @ 11am. Easy place to locate, but no parking lot, so just make a u-turn and park best you can on the grass near the main entrance. Rained hard recently and it was quite muddy. Come with those boots you don't mind getting very dirty. Note to others, not a single mask worn by staff or any of the customers. For the record, that is not a huge deal for us since we were outside and kept our distance. Just want others to be prepared or plan otherwise if that would bother you. Yelp asks us to note these sorts of things, so that is just what I am doing. I would like at least the person taking your $ to be wearing one, but again....not a huge issue on this windy day. The farm itself is decent size and they have 5-6 different varieties. These trees are not manicured and most are very large (11' the norm). We picked out a Japanese tree that was quite nice and the price is super reasonable ($7/foot) versus the more upscale spots that charge #12-$13/foot) for similar species. They do the cutting for you, bundle up and even tied it successfully to our vehicle and we were in and out within an hour.

Buck Nursery is the absolute best tree farm around! We have been coming here for years to get our…read moretree. The staff is so friendly and helpful. They have a wonderful selection of trees at a very reasonable price. We look forward to coming back each year!

do not go to this place. If they have any Christmas trees, they must have them hidden in their old…read morebarn. It is a shame for any family that gets sucked into going here and waste their time. Really no selection whatsoever.

From the owner: Our business specializes in the experience of looking through the fields to find the perfect tree…read more We offer beverages and tractor rides, a family tradition that has been happening on this beautiful site for over 40 years! You can cut your own tree!

I love Sitko Tree Farm for the cut your own trees, but this year the wreaths are STUNNING! Fresh,…read moremade by the Sitko family, and easily customizable. I took home so many of these. Perfect for indoor and outdoor

As we promised we came back this year with the kids to get our tree…read more Again great stuff Great atmosphere Wonderful families we stop and talk with. We will be back!!! Thank you again.

Simply, basic, and fairly priced trees at a farm where you cut down your Christmas tree. Staff were…read morecourteous, and the music gave just the right amount of holiday spirit. We enjoy getting our tree here and plan to continue for years to come! The only negative is it is hard to contact them by phone if you want to confirm hours.

Beautiful and huge selection of trees. Prices range from $40-$50 which is great! I love that it's…read morecut your own tree. It's super spacious so you didn't really run into a lot of people while looking. They have 5 or 6 types of trees and each spot was labeled what they were. It was insanely crowded for opening day but the line moved efficiently. They sell wreaths and other decor items too. My family will not be going anywhere else for our trees. Would recommend!

Last year my entire family came down with Covid at Thanksgiving. I nearly succumbed to it. After a…read morelengthy illness, we went looking for a Christmas tree shortly before Christmas. We had little if anything to spend on a tree. The folks at Lenharts were kind enough to give us a tree they still had on their lot at an incredible price. As a result we returned this year for our 2022 Christmas tree. We couldn't be happier. We found a gorgeous 10 ft Concolor Fir. It was freshly cut. The crew did a great job ensuring a straight drill job. They went to great lengths to make sure the drill hole was straight and done right. They baled our tree for us. They even loaded it in my pickup. The fields are full of trees. The variety and selection is extensive. Prices are still very compatible. The farm is not hard to find when following a GPS. Parking is along the road for the most part, but the road is pretty quiet and locals understand the dynamic and seem to be courteous. This is a multi generational, family run farm. You will not get an air of commercialism here. Here you are a friend, a neighbor and a valued customer. This tree farm gets a five star rating from me. Sadly I left my phone in the truck, otherwise I would have clicked a few pics. Once we have the tree up, I'll edit with a picture of our family's 22nd Christmas tree.

My mom has been getting her Christmas trees here since I was a kid. She now lives an hour away so…read moreI have to pick her trees up. This year we had the dog in the truck and the girl working insisted on let him roam around. 5 mins later the wife the girl and the dog were playing ball in the field while I'm helping 2 other guys trying to load this tree (with roots) into my suburban. It must of weighted 400 pounds. After 10 mins of struggling we finally got it in. The guys asked how I was going to unload it and even offered to keep it on there dolly. They said I could bring the dolly back after I was done.. I myself like fake no work no back injury trees, but it puts my mom in the Christmas spirit so we will be back next year.(with the dog).

We love it here! We accidentally went to another Beck Tree Farm and rerouted ourselves to this one…read more We have now been two years in a row. We went the weekend after Thanksgiving, but opted to wait for the Sunday and Monday when there were less people. The staff are so friendly and ask what you are looking for so they can explain each tree and recommend one based on height and other criteria. They provide a saw and a cart to bring the tree back and shaking and baling the tree is included in the price. There are plenty of options. We got a 7ft Canaan last year and an 8ft Fraser and 6ft Canaan this year. Free hot chocolate, wreaths, tree bags, and their annual ornament for sale are the icing on the cake. Though I miss the adventures of the Christmas Tree Farm in Chicago, this one is pretty nice. We will be back next year.

Great place to cut your own tree. Employees were extremely friendly and very helpful. Easy to find…read moreand mapped out making it easy to find your way around.

Great selection of beautiful Christmas trees! They have a saw if you forget one. And they used a…read morespecial machine to wrap your Christmas tree.

Beck's Christmas Tree Farm is just down the street from my parent's house. It's a choose and cut…read moreyour own Christmas tree farm where you can get a douglas fir, blue spruce, fraser fir or concolr fir tree. Fresh garland wreaths, roping, Christmas accessories and railroad gifts are also for sale in the barn, "Christmas Junction". Dave and Lynn Beck are good family friends so even though there are 3 or 4 other tree farms close by, we always go to Beck's. It is a tradition to go after church on a Sunday afternoon and pick our tree. Um, most people drive home with their tree tied to the roof of their car. My family is NOT like most people. Dad feels it's much easier to uh, drive our John Deere tractor/wagon here and load it up in the wagon so we can forgo the hassle of tying it to our car. It's been a little different since my brother and I left the nest as the tree is usually up when we get home from Penn State or DC, respectively. When I moved to DC and bought a fresh tree 2 years ago, I was astounded by the $50 price tag. A 4-5 foot tree for $50!? Not the case at Beck's. I believe the price is between $40-45 for a 6 or 7 foot tree which is amazing. Beck's also has a huge pile of garland behind the barn that patrons are free to take as much as they want. Mom usually takes a few pieces to assemble mini trees that she puts on our front porch as decorations. Go to Beck's for your Christmas trees. It's worth it. But you don't have to bring your tractor...you can just bring a regular car or truck ;-). [PHOTOS] http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/7p4m-QZKoAeVDK99Cvw1vQ?select=OwrLyYk8B0y7UkQxUPzfAg

We contracted with Kring's in early February '25 to retrofit our originally wood-burning fireplace…read morewith a gas insert. The initial visit went well, but were originally told by the salesman when we signed the proposal that "Limerick Township does not require permits". He was emphatic that "only one township has ever required us to get a permit". We were also told that by the gentleman that came out to do the site visit on 3/8. That turns out to be a bold-faced lie. I just didn't see how any township would let a contractor cut into or modify a gas line, nor run electrical line, without a permit. And low and behold, that is EXACTLY what I was told by our township Code department. Just to "pressure test" that, I called every code office in a 25 mile radius and WITHOUT EXCEPTION, every single one requires a permit to install a gas fireplace insert to retrofit an existing wood-burning fireplace. Every one of them. When Kring's was informed of this, multiple times I overheard that "permits should be the homeowner's responsibility to pull". How can a layperson homeowner fill out those forms? Plus, it is the CONTRACTOR'S work that is being reviewed and approved for Code compliance. I know damn well what went down because I've seen it before - Kring's simply did not want to pull permits because it is a pain in the neck, and inspector oversite is also a pain in the neck, so lying to the client is the "easy way out". And I get that. But look at it from the homeowner's side (at least those with a conscience); I don't want to pay more in terms of permit fees, sure, but I get to sleep at night knowing it was inspected and done according to code. Was Kring's gonna bail me out if we didn't get permits and some nosy neighbor called me on it, which doubles the permit fees after the fact in most townships? Oh, and my insurance agent said that if we do unpermitted work and a fire investigation shows that work to be the root cause, he told me that the probability of a declined insurance claim is "99.999%". Would Krings have paid to rebuild the house, if we even survived the blast? Places like this also just don't get the fact that, other than OBEYING THE LAW, they would have been more efficient. We were told that this would be a "4 hour job". But in reality: 1. Gas line install - 2 guys for 4 hours, then instead of the gas inspector being lined up to be on site, he needed to be scheduled for the next day. 2. Electric line install - 2 guys for about 3 hours a few weeks later, then, you guessed it, "I think all we need is a final inspection, he will be out tomorrow, the township waived the electrical inspection". 3. Kring's is back out the next day, 1 guy for an hour or so, with the "final inspection" inspector who, yup, says "where's the electrical inspection? No U and O before you get that". 4. Kring's is back the following week with the electrical inspector who, you guessed it, found the electrical work OUT OF COMPLIANCE with current codes and needs a part. Another man-hour down the drain. 5. Kring's is back out later that week to finish the electrical work CORRECTLY, with the electrical inspector. Another man-hour down the drain. So that's around 17 man-hours, SEVEN total visits to my house over nearly 3 months, and Kring's is left with a pissed-off ex-customer WHO WAS LIED TO. I've offered to have a conversation with the GM there to align and gain insight, and maybe save the relationship. You guessed it...crickets. So...Kring's gets 1 star!

Had Steve out to fix our stove. Can't say enough about the great service, his courteous nature and…read morehe even had the part that was needed to fix the stove on his truck. I can't say enough about this companies service and their employees. Thank you Steve and thank you Krings!!