Best Spots for U-Cut and Pre-Cut Christmas Trees in Vancouver

Twinkling lights, sparkling decorations, and the smell of a fresh-cut Christmas tree – doesn’t get much more festive than that. While plenty of folks haul out the artificial tree from the attic, there’s just as many who love to go choose their own – from tall and thick, to the tiny Charlie Brown favourites. This year, many tree lots that were on hiatus due to covid last year have returned, and we’ve got a round-up of plenty of options for both u-cut and pre-cut Christmas trees in Vancouver and in every corner of the greater Vancouver region.

Make sure to check ahead for availability – some u-cut farms have already sold out.

Where to Find Real Christmas Trees in Vancouver:

Aunt Leah’s Tree Lots

Where: Burnaby, Coquitlam, and Kerrisdale
Web: https://www.auntleahs.org/social-enterprises/christmas-tree-lots/

Aunt Leah’s has been a Vancouver-area tradition for nearly three decades. This year, the popular tree lots will be in three communities – Burnaby, Coquitlam, and the Kerrisdale area of Vancouver. The program is a fundraiser that helps support programs for children in foster care as well as young mothers. Every year they raise hundreds of thousands of dollars. Trees are all pre-cut with a variety of types available.

Allouette Tree Farm

Where: Maple Ridge
Web: www.alouettechristmastreefarm.com

Both u-cut and pre-cut trees available at this Maple Ridge farm. Mixed varieties and limited supplies, so check it out quickly. Saws available on site – just bring yourself and your mittens.

Red Truck Trees

Where: South Surrey
Web: http://redtrucktrees.com/

Enjoy a bonfire and a hot chocolate after you’ve picked and cut down your perfect tree at Red Truck Trees in the South Surrey area. With so many tree lots located north of the Fraser or in the Valley, this is an ideal spot for Christmas trees in Vancouver for those coming from Delta, Surrey, or White Rock.

11th Seymour Scouts

Where: North Vancouver
Web: https://northvancouverchristmastrees.ca/

Many Scouts Canada groups have been selling Christmas trees in Vancouver for decades and though covid may have put a brief hiatus to that, many are back this year including the 11th Seymour Scouts in North Vancouver. Selling a variety of fir trees this year, the lot is expected to be open Monday to Friday 4 to 8 pm, and weekends from 9 am to 7 pm. Pre-orders are available. And after Christmas, bring the tree back for a fundraiser tree chipping being held by the same troop.

Lynn Valley Lions Club

Where: North Vancouver
Web: https://lvlions.com/christmas-tree-sales/

There’s something new afoot in Lynn Valley: the local Lions Club will be hosting a new event called Christmas in the Canyon. Enjoy a holiday walk through the Lynn Canyon Park to select your tree. Event runs until trees run out. Check the website for updates on availability.

Dogwood Christmas Tree Farm

Where: Fort Langley
Web: https://www.dogwoodchristmastreefarm.com/

Explore this 18-acre farm to find your perfect holiday tree. Both u-cut and freshly pre-cut trees are available, along with fresh holly, boughs, and hand-made wreaths. Located in historic Fort Langley, this is a great site to make a day’s outing with a stop in town for shopping or a meal.

North Shore Scouts

Where: West Vancouver
Web: http://www.scoutschristmastrees.com/

During the pandemic, this popular annual tree lot wasn’t able to be held but the North Shore Scouts are back again for 2024 with a lot at 699 Clyde Avenue. Their trees sell out quickly and you can order online.

Vancouver South Lions Club
Web: vancouversouthlionsclub.ca

The Vancouver South Lions Club are holding their 61st annual charity Christmas tree sale from Friday 29 November – Wednesday 18 December, held at John Oliver High School (corner of E 41st and Fraser St , in Vancouver). It’s the Vancouver area’s the oldest continual tree sales lot, serving over four generations of families. Enjoy the season, explore the trees, enjoy the smells, and get a candy cane! 100% of all proceeds go to Dog Guides, scholarships for students in need, community policing, sports clubs, and other local community organizations.

Woodsong Christmas Trees

Where: Lindell Beach
Web: http://www.woodsongchristmastrees.com/

With more than 10,000 Christmas trees – in a scenic winter wonderland environment – there’s no doubt you can find your perfect tree here. The farm grows five types of fir trees, and visitors can find and cut their own, or choose from a variety of fresh pre-cut trees. Cash only.

Ambleside Tiddlycove Lions Club

Where: West Vancouver
Web: Tiddlycove Lions Club

Another popular annual tree lot is hosted each year by the Ambleside Tiddlycove Lions Club, in the Ambleside parking lot at Argyle Avenue and 13th Street. Lot will run until trees are gone and all proceeds from the sales help support local charities.