A dad and two girls hauling their fresh-cut cedar home through the rows at Aimee's Acres

Season 7 on the farm

Make it a family tradition

Walk the rows, cut your own tree or pick out a fresh Fraser Fir, and visit Santa at a small family farm in Trenton, Florida.

✦ Opening Black Friday ✦Friday, November 27

This season at the farm

Open

Friday, November 27

Gates open 10 AM

  • Black Friday & Saturdays10 AM – 5 PM
  • Sundays12 – 5 PM
  • WeekdaysBy appointment, give us a call

Open until we sell out

Trees starting at $55

  • Fraser Fir (pre-cut)6 to 12 ft
  • Southern Cedar (cut your own)6 to 16 ft
  • Sand Pine (cut your own)6 to 16 ft

We take: Credit cards, cash, and Venmo

Meet our trees →

Before you head out

Bring along
  • Comfortable, closed-toe shoes (it's a working field)
  • Your ceiling height, so you pick a tree that fits
  • Your camera. The field makes a great family photo spot
  • Rope or straps are handy, but we'll net your tree, load it, and tie it to your car
Good to know

Parking: Park out front of the farm. You'll see the cars lined up.

Weather: If weather closes the farm, we'll post it on our Facebook page first. Please check there before you head out.

Free for everyone: Kids' activities · Farm animals · Hot cocoa · Ornaments

For sale: Tree stands · Fresh wreaths · Homemade soap & candles

We provide: Saws · Netting · Loading & tying your tree to your car · Restrooms

Santa and Mrs. Claus smiling in a red sleigh among the trees at Aimee's Acres

he's making a stop in Trenton

Santa's coming to the farm

Black Friday, November 27 · 11 AM – 12:30 PM

Santa makes one special visit to the farm each season. Bring the kids, bring your wish lists, and bring your camera.

Cost: Free

Santa checking the North Pole Express Mail box in the field
checking the mail

come spend the afternoon

How a day at the farm goes

  1. A little girl mailing her letter in the North Pole mailbox among the trees
    straight to the North Pole

    Start with the free fun up front

    The fun up front is free: kids' activities, farm animals, hot cocoa, and ornaments. Mail a letter at our North Pole mailbox while you're there.

  2. the hunt is half the fun

    Cut your own in the rows

    Walk the Southern Cedar and Sand Pine rows and cut one yourself. Every family has its own idea of the perfect tree, and the kids usually find it first.

  3. the Fraser lot out back

    Then head to the back for a Fraser Fir

    A lot of families want a northern tree, and our fresh Fraser Firs are waiting in the back. Soft needles, strong branches, and that classic Christmas look.

  4. Two farm helpers netting a fresh Fraser Fir for a customer
    ready for the ride home

    We'll net it and load it

    Bring your tree to the front and we'll net it, load it, and tie it to your car for you.

  5. Families and kids gathered at festive tables under the covered tent
    local makers & treats

    Stay a while

    Before you head home, browse local makers under the tent and make an afternoon of it.

Your tree is out there.

Plan the tripMeet our trees →
Families browsing vendor tables under the covered tent while someone drags home a fresh-cut tree
Handmade goat milk soaps on a red table at a vendor booth
shop local

makers, bakers & small businesses

Under the tent

This season we're inviting local makers and small businesses to set up at the farm. If you'd like a spot, we'd love to hear from you.

This year's lineup is coming soon.

Want a spot? Give us a call at (941) 462-6653.

Smiling among the cedar trees at Aimee's Acres

Aimee's Acres started with 250 trees and a family who loves Christmas. Seven seasons later we're still family owned, and we'd love for your family to make us part of yours.

the Aimee's Acres family · 250 trees to start · season 7

just off FL-47

Finding us

7570 FL-47
Trenton, FL 32693
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From Gainesville: About 45 minutes (32 miles). Take Newberry Road (FL-26) west through Newberry all the way to Trenton, then head north on FL-47. We're just outside town.

From Ocala: About an hour (56 miles). Take US-27 northwest through Williston toward Trenton, and let your GPS bring you the last few miles to FL-47.

Look for: The cars lined up out front and the big Aimee's Acres sign.