Trinity Tree Farm

We researched a lot of wedding venues, from Snohomish to Seattle to Issaquah. When we saw Trinity Tree Farm at their open house, we were sold. Well, really when my groom saw that his area had a pool table, shuffleboard table and more, we were DEFINITELY sold :) The Christmas tree farm transforms into the most gorgeous venue, with the twinkle lights, chandeliers, fire pits, bar and more.
Brittny was incredibly responsive with questions, appointment requests, and follow ups. She worked great with our coordinator from Blue Ribbon Cooking (also highly recommended!) to make sure we had everything we needed and were taken care of. Trinity had a few things that were included with our rental that helped out — wood rounds for centerpieces and dessert displays, twinkle light and chandelier decorations, a bar set up with a keg fridge, and great places for both the groom and bride to get ready. We had 150 people at our wedding, and even though we had surprise rain and had to resort to Plan B (inside ceremony), the venue held everyone very comfortably and people haven’t stopped telling us how much fun they had at our wedding and how gorgeous the venue is.
I think my only regret is not working a Christmas tree into our contract, because I have a feeling we’ll be heading down there in December to reminisce about our wedding and get our tree this year… and for years to come! :)

Do not rent this place for an important event!!! Big rip-​off and shady business people, violating their contracts and spewing untruths. The facility itself is in a neighborhood, so it is inconvenient in many ways to find and has many restrictions. They suck you in as a first class facility, and then unveil their inability to actually know how classy events work, revealing their low class knowledge and experience. Many of our personal belongings were ruined, such as an iPad, Nikon camera, cell phones, and personal items left outside overnight in their parking lot, like purses, etc., due to their violation of agreements and contracts. Do NOT hire these people. We also had our own permits, insurance, liquor license and professional bartenders, with a contract clearly defining the laws and liberties. The rude, exaggerating, lying event coordinator ruined our event and violated the contract pertaining to this, and many, many, many other ways. They will «back-​door you», so beware… Or just avoid the tears and frustration and rent somewhere else!

Trinity Tree farm is exactly what I look for in a tree farm. I’m not big on driving so although it may seem like «a long and winding road» to get there… It’s just tucked away enough to feel like a holiday adventure out into the woods to get the tree. The grounds are beautiful and it has that welcoming feeling that makes it easy to relax and spend some time around the fire, drink some hot chocolate and stroll through the gift shop instead of just grabbing a tree and running home. They are well staffed with friendly helpful people that seem happy to have you there. It can get a little crowded but I expect it wouldn’t be worth visiting if that weren’t the case.

Last year we bought into the hype (literally and figuratively$$)
Unlike most tree-​farms we’ve been to, this one seemed to have a price tag on just about everything.
I just got the feeling this was a «110% For profit business» with the amenities thrown in like a cheap prop.
$ 109 for a tree + stringing
Our tree was covered with snow at the time of cutting, and when we got it home, it was unhealthy and was already dying with needle loss long before Christmas.
Decided to give them a 2^nd try this year. With trees starting at $ 80 and up, and a big commercial/​non personalized atmosphere and a mouthy staff member who quipped «better luck next year» as we left empty handed with my family. We stopped by the local church on Issaquah/​Hobart Rd. With a fantastic tree for $ 45 from a very nice and helpful family!

I spent my day yesterday at several tree farms after recently moving to CA. What a disappointment! I understand there is a drought here, but the tree farms I went to were no where near the experience at Trinity Tree Farm. After several hours I wound up at Lowe’s — Yes I am now one of «those people.» If Trinity Tree Farm ever starts shipping trees I will be their first customer! Now, I will have to find some other way to kick off the holiday season. If you are lucky enough to be anywhere near Issaquah– there is not a better place to take your family. Keep in mind, this is no longer a hidden gem — the word is clearly out! Weekends are understandably busy — so plan accordingly. You won’t find a better place to make a holiday tradition!

Do not buy a tree from here! We bought our yesterday and put it up immediately and our house is now crawling and covered with bugs. Spiders, little roach looking things that fly and other bugs. We’ve sprayed around the tree with bug spray and it is still bad. Probably killed around 10 – 15 so far. Also they are very overpriced and very little selection. We will never be going back to this place because of the bugs everywhere.

A bit disappointing. It’s beautifully located. However, it’s crowded and a bit of a mess (e.g., it was unclear how to pay for the tree). Also, the trees are spendy, they don’t shake them, and charge you $ 3 to have them netted. Most places do both of those for free.

Very disappointed we chose to get our tree here. The trees were a lot more expensive than we’ve seen at other farms, they don’t have a shaker, and they charge you to net the tree.

Worse Pumpkin farm I have ever been to. They say that you pick the pumpkins, but when In fact it looks like they went to the local grocery store, purchased a bunch of pumpkins and spread them out around the farm, then charge you double.

We had our wedding here on June 26, and it was absolutely fantastic. Guests loved the beautiful surroundings and the casual atmosphere, and Brittny – TTF’s on-​site event coordinator, did a stellar job of making everything run flawlessly. TTF states that their preferred maximum is 150 guests, but can accommodate up to 200 for a reasonable additional fee. And they did: We had 180 guests, and with Brittny’s help – and perfect weather, allowing full use of the outdoor grounds as well as the beautiful lodge – there was absolutely no sense of crowding. Thanks, Brittny!

I went there at Friday evening for a friend’s wedding. It’s my first time driving to this farm I have to say it’s kind of hard to find. The entrance of the farm is hidden inside a residential community, so I had to drive slow and be careful not to miss the entrance. And I’m sure the community is not happy about all the traffic to the farm. The last part of the road was pretty steep and narrow, so watch out when driving at night.
The farm itself is pretty nice, seats around 100 guests pretty easy. The building itself and most decorations are classic country, while the modern style torch in front of the main building added a contemporary touch. The building layout was pretty convenient for the weddings, got down stair main hall for the guests, while the side building and upstairs for the privacy of wedding family. Bonfire is a nice feature for summer too.
One complain I have is the light for hall, kind of dark for any photography events. I brought in two DSLR with external flash light, and the picture still come out dark. I talked with the designated professional wedding photographer and he felt the same way.

My husband and I got married here and it was absolutely perfect. Not only is it gorgeous but the staff was incredibly accommodating and had the best suggestions when needed!

After getting a recommendation to visit Trinity Tree Farm for a tree this year, we were delighted by the atmosphere. The multiple fires were nice on a cold day and having the option of seeing Santa (he has limited hours on the weekend and was not there when we were). It was fun to walk around the beautiful property. However, there were no available trees over 4′-5′ tall. We ended up purchasing a pre-​cut tree for $ 90. The tree, however, has been decorated and sitting in our living room, dead, for the past 2 weeks. Although the property was beautiful, we are very disappointed in the quality of the tree. We may be back to experience the holiday atmosphere, but will not be purchasing a tree here… at least for a few years when the acres of small trees are large enough to cut.

I was visiting family and we went here and I was impressed at what a great experience it was to visit here. It was a great way to make family memories picking out a tree instead of going to a corner lot. The staff was very friendly and I know my family will make this part of our family tradition. Highly recommend!

I’ve been a fan and customer of Trinity Tree farm for almost 10 years now and I can truly say it is a magical experience! If you’re simply looking for the cheapest tree then go to the local grocery store. But if you want superior quality, a unparalleled family experienced that will create beautiful memories for many years, then you owe it to yourself to visit this magical farm! The entire experience is too notch and worth every dollar spent, I have always been a strong advocate and tell my friends and clients every chance I get to visit. Thanks for creating years of such special memories!

Appreciate the owners of the tree farm standing behind their products and addressing my concerns. might be back for some cocoa next year. Looks like they’ll have a ton of beautiful ones in a year or two.

We usually get our Christmas tree up north of Everett but this year we happen to be in the south end for the weekend and it made sense to find a tree farm in the area. A friend had suggested Trinity Tree Farm as she and her family had been here last weekend. The drive to Issaquah was lovely and the Farm as you drive in is very impressive, we were excited. The gift shop was cute enough with some nice things. Fire pit, hot cocoa, train rides, food court, wow we thought we hit the jackpot. Then… we went in search of a tree. Hard pressed to find anything over 6 ft tall and the prices were outrageous. $ 80.00 dollars for a Noble, $ 72.00 for a Fraiser Fir and $ 58.00 for a Douglas Fir. After not finding anything tall enough, let alone nice enough to justify the prices we thought we would take a look at there already cut trees. Hmmm, all of these trees were NOT FROM THIS FARM, they probably came off a truck just like all the suburban lots and box stores, but wait, they cost the same as the ones in the u-​cut fields and they had been cut up to 2 weeks previous according to an employee. It’s a long drive up there to a beautiful piece of property and I’m sure most families with kids justify the trouble and just pay the price. We left and got a tree at a lot nearby for half the price and I can only guess that the same truck that dropped trees off at Trinity dropped some off there as well. Next year back to Stanwood to Holiday Forest where you can get Nobles, Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir, Grand Fir, Turkish Fir, Balsam Fir, Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce, and Nordmann. and for a decent price, trains, hot cocoa, fire pit included. I’m giving it 2 stars only because it was a lovely day and a pretty drive up there. Had it been raining and cold. 1 star

Pretty cool spot for a day with the family. We went on a busy Saturday and they had plenty of folks working, but it was still a bit of a mess. The parking situation was not great as we had to follow a single line of cars and everyone was waiting for people to pack and pull out. It wasn’t too clear on where to pay /​how the system worked. I was expecting better signage. And one of two bathrooms was out of order, so there was essentially 1 toilet and 1 honey bucket to serve the 250+ people there.
Pricing was a bit more than I was expecting considering you can go to a lot and buy a pre-​cut, hauled and bagged tree for a little less (we paid $ 58 for a 6′ douglas fir).
But all that said, if you’re looking for a way to spend a leisurely weekend day with the family, its a cool spot. We’ll probably be back next year and I hope to improve the rating with a better experience next time.

We visited Trinity Farms for the first time yesterday; overall it was okay. The farm itself is beautiful, small, and cozy. Great if you don’t want to spend more than an hour and a half. That was the positive, now the negative:
1. Unfortunately, the customer service was substandard. I say this specifically about the young ladies working there whom made us feel as if they were doing us a favor by us spending our money there — not pleasant personalities at all, perhaps they hated their jobs. The gentlemen working there were just the opposite — pleasant and polite. Also,
2. Pumpkin variety was sparse.
I’d give this a 3.5 had it not been for the untrained ladies but having worked in customer service for many years feeling welcomed as patron is very important to me.

Before anybody reads this I want to say we went to Trinity Tree Farm for the pumpkin patch, during october, not for their trees during christmas.
The Pros:
Okay so I get really excited for october festivities. This is my favorite time of the year, halloween is my favorite holiday, and I adore anything pumpkin. So we have gone to three patches so far and plan on visiting a few more. Overall Trinity tree farm was wonderful. They where conveniently just down the road from me, but I would have driven miles to see them. Their patch is located in a nice quite private housing area… but a nice secluded hill overlooking gorgeous scenery. They farm is a sight to see.
They are very welcoming at Trinity Tree Farm. We where greeted while getting out of the car and informed where the patch was, and where all the fun activities where. They have a nice bouncy house, a hay bail ride and a cute little kiddy train ride. They did cost money but it was very reasonable.
They had regular pumpkins, sugar pumpkins, white pumpkins, swan gourds, and tiny pumpkins. They have the cutest most welcoming cabin style gift store. One of the workers was nice enough to ask if we wanted a family picture taken by her. Overall such a beautiful nice place that is very fun for the family to walk around, take pictures and enjoy there bon fire.
The Cons:
These are the two reasons they did not receive 5 stars.
There pumpkins are not grown at Trinity Farm. They bring them in! At first my husband and I noticed how the pumpkins awkwardly lined up in a huge field without any vines. We where wondering where the grew the pumpkins, but before we had the chance to ask we noticed one of the pumpkins had a sticker on it! This disappointed me greatly. Because they where trucked in they where all about the same size, they had no huge pumpkins.
This place is clearly a Christmas tree farm that is just trying to join in on the halloween fun. However I expected them to at least grown there own pumpkins. Everything was also christmas tree related. There where christmas trees everywhere. It was hard to find something halloween related that did not remind me of Christmas.
Lastly they where a bit expensive. $.59 per pound. Compared to cheaper farms who charge as little as $.33 per pound… however I would not mind the price if they grew their own pumpkins because they are a small family owned farm.
Overall we liked Trinity Tree Farms and will probably be going back just for our small pumpkins because the vibe was outstanding however we will probably going someplace else for our big ones.