Hayrides
Tour the Christmas tree fields from the wagon and catch a glimpse of our cows and their offspring.
The perfect place for making family memories — corn mazes and hayrides in the fall, choose-and-cut trees from the winter-clad fields after Thanksgiving.
At picturesque JB Tree Farm in beautiful Central Pennsylvania, our goal is to provide a place for our customers to enjoy God’s amazing creation while building traditions based on seasonal celebrations.
We try to create opportunities for families and friends to share happy times together, to begin and continue traditions, and to truly appreciate the beauty of the natural world.
Owned and operated by Curt and Evelyn Bookhammer

Have a leisurely day enjoying family-oriented activities — and make a visit to JB Tree Farm Fall Frenzy Days a traditional part of your fall celebrations.
The General Admission wristband includes the corn maze, hayrides and play area. Ride as many times as you like.


Tour the Christmas tree fields from the wagon and catch a glimpse of our cows and their offspring.
Send apples flying downrange. Break a window, bang a gong, spin a paddle — three shots for $5, ten for $10.
Pick yours from our huge patch and wheel it to the weigh-in. Pumpkins $0.49 a pound, squash $0.69.
Fridays and Saturdays until 10pm, with a bonfire, s’mores and hot dogs. Bring a flashlight.

Navigating the maze can take anywhere from 45 minutes to two hours, and you’ll never walk the same path twice. It’s wide enough for strollers and wheelchairs.
Scan the QR code at the entrance for a GPS-guided map that starts “fogged” and clears as you go — or play the Maze Game for a small prize.
Explore our fields and cut your own tree, or choose from a wide selection of pre-cut trees. Tractors with wagons go to every area open for cutting, so you never drag your tree far.
All cut-your-own trees except concolor fir, plus tax (minimum $65). Concolor fir $12/foot (minimum $78).
Bundle up — it’s almost always colder and windier here on top of the hill.
Strawberries, blackberries, and red, yellow and black raspberries — plus cut flowers, a vase with up to a three-inch opening for $10.

Black, red and yellow — ready late June through the fall.

Ready late June through August. Thornless blackberries follow mid-August.

Lisianthus, sunflowers, snapdragons and more — fresh for a week or more.
