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Cut your own tree and explore a gift shop at Clark's Christmas Tree Farm
Bill Clark started selling Christmas trees as a teenager.
That part-time job would spin off into a multi-generational family business known as Clark's Christmas Tree Farm.
Guests can cut their own Christmas trees, or ask an employee for help, before exploring a massive holiday gift shop.
Clark's children and grandchildren have helped the business grow since its opening in 2005.
Part of their expansion was the creation of the holiday gift shop in 2014.
Inside, families can explore four rooms full of wall-to-wall trinkets and tchotchkes ranging from nutcrackers to ornaments to snow globes and wreaths.
The farm plans to remain open until at least the Sunday before Christmas. After the holiday, they begin preparations for the following year.
Their address is 351 Pusey Mill Rd, Cochranville, PA 19330. Visitors should note that their GPS may lead them to a driveway that is a stone's throw away from the actual entrance. Look for the red gate with the sign reading, 'Clark's Cut Your Own Christmas Shop Tree Farm.'
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