Sadly, it now has an appearance of a farm that intends on closing shop soon. Very few specimens…read moreseem to remain on the slope. The trees that are there don't seem to have been pruned for shape or culled. While I was glad to get any tree at all, given the apparent shortage, it took me a very long time along icy paths to select a very mediocre tree that I'll have to manicure to make acceptable.

Lots of good trees here. Pretty big area. Plenty of sleds and saws to borrow. Complimentary hot…read morecocoa. Worked well for me!

White's has a great selection of trees and we've been going there almost every year, except for the…read moreyears they closed before we got our tree or were traveling for Christmas. We've never had a complaint before, but, this year we, unfortunately, got charged for an 8 foot tree when ours turned out to be barely over 7 feet. I wasn't thinking about it when I paid for it until on the way home my husband was upset that I paid more and said there was no way that tree was 8 feet. When we set it up at home it's at least 4" from our less than 8 ft ceilings and that's in the tree stand that raises it a couple inches. So we paid $10 more for our tree. I don't know if that is a complaint about service since they hand you a little plastic slip that shows what to pay and I didn't see a color coded price sheet, and, it was partly my fault for having a conversation with the clerk while paying and not realizing the price was over what it should have been. They do a nice job of shaking trees, wrapping trees, helping put them in the car and have a nice "assembly line" for doing so. If White's are reading this, I would love it if you would put that extra $10 in the Camp TaKumTa jar. I have often supported that camp in memory of my little sister who died from leukemia. Thanks!

I love this place for getting a Christmas Tree and will go here every year!…read more This is a "cut your own tree" farm. The 5 stars assumes you want to cut your own tree - if not, you may get a surprise when you find that there are not any precut trees. Bob and Joan White own the farm. When you arrive, they will ask you if you have a saw - you're greeted when you drive in. We didn't and they gave us a nice, sharp, easy to use saw. The trees are organized by type on the farm. If you don't know what type of tree you want, you can drive around or you can ask for suggestions. The pathways to drive through are farm ground, but well maintained, so there is no worries about getting stuck. I wanted a Frazier Fur tree (the best tree for looks and holding it's needles in my opinion. The best tree all around.) I asked for the Fraziers and was pointed to the left. We drove around looking. We found a good patch of trees and got out to walk. My wife spotted our tree. It was perfect. I cut 'er down. I could have put it on our vehicle, but I thought it best to take my prize and carry it back to the barn. At the barn, they shake the tree, wrap it and help put it on your car (we have an SUV) and tie it down. Inside you get free hot chocolate. We bought our 2010 ornament - hand made in Vermont - and some maple candies to share with out of state family. The people are nice and very helpful. This was a picturesque family day driving to the country to get our family Christmas tree.

This was our first time visiting Purinton's to get our tree. We were amazed how many trees they had…read moreavailable in all sizes and beautiful. We found one we liked rather quickly and cut it down and dragged it back to the trailer on a sled they furnished (on the grass). They shook, baled and recut the bottom straight so it would fit into our stand. They could not of been nicer or more accommodating. We look forward to returning for many years to come. George

From the owner: Tree Farm Open From Black Friday to Christmas eve read more

Did the lama hike at smugglers notch with Stephen. They accommodated our schedule and needs with…read moretwo small children. Stephen was a great guide and worked hard to make sure we all had a great time. Thank you Stephen. A very cool experience with some very gentle lamas.

I wanted to take the time to recommend the llama trek to all. No matter your age, you'll have an…read moreamazing experience on the trek. Our guide Stephen was incredibly welcoming. It's clear he cares very deeply about each of these amazing llamas. He matched everyone to the perfect llama for them, filled our day with interesting fun facts about the llamas, and not only engaged with everyone on our trip but remembered everyone's name too. He provided some refreshing drinks and snacks for our picnic along the trek and took tons if pictures for us all with out llama hiking buddies. I had unfortunately received some different medical news the day before the llama trek and the fun we had completely took mind off of all of that. Then the company went above and beyond. I had a friend that wanted to surprise me with making a replica of Remi, the llama I hiked with on the trek. The owner Lindsay sent my friend actual wool from Remi to help create the replica of him! I can't thank Stephen and Lindsay enough. My friends and I are all looking forward to attending another llama trek with them again next year!

Great Tree Place!! Wonderful Service!! Would Always Recommend!!! The tree selection is great.read more

Amazing farm to cut your own tree for the Holidays. This weekend they had free carriage rides to…read moretake to the field for cutting. Tips appreciated. Such friendly staff. You can buy donuts and hot cocoa. Prices are great. They also sell their cut trees in Lebanon. Sometimes, we go there instead of cutting. Cash only. They will bind up the tree for you to take home. They have carts for you to take tree back to main entrance or they will go get the tree for you in their trailer. Trees are tagged w a ribbon so you know they price before cutting. I highly recommend Nichols!!

We have been cutting our Christmas trees here for twenty plus years and prior to the past two…read moreyears, it has been a fun experience. Beginning last year they direct people to walk along Route 10 for about 1/4 mile to the tree lot furthest away from the parking area, instead of creating a path thru the tree farm. If that's not unpleasant enough, the tagged trees for cutting this year are $75 and look like Charlie Brown rejects. Interestingjy, the nicer trees are not tagged for cutting. Sadly, we won't be returning next year.