Hozak Farms - Clinton, Pennsylvania

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Address: 488 Anderson Hozak Rd, Clinton, PA 15026, United States.
Phone: 7248992400.
Website: hozakfarms.com
Specialties: Tree farm.
Other points of interest: Identifies as veteran-owned, Identifies as women-owned, Debit cards, Credit cards.
Opinions: This company has 226 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.5/5.

📌 Location of Hozak Farms

Hozak Farms 488 Anderson Hozak Rd, Clinton, PA 15026, United States

☎️7248992400

⏰ Open Hours of Hozak Farms

Monday: 10 am–5 pm
Tuesday: 10 am–5 pm
Wednesday: 10 am–5 pm
Thursday: 10 am–5 pm
Friday: 10 am–5 pm
Saturday: 10 am–5 pm
Sunday: 10 am–5 pm

Welcome to Hozak Farms: Your Premium Christmas Tree Experience

Nestled in the heart of Clinton, Pennsylvania, Hozak Farms is more than just a tree farm; it's a cherished holiday tradition. Established at 488 Anderson Hozak Rd, Clinton, PA 15026, United States, this family-owned business has been serving the community for decades, offering a unique and memorable experience for choosing and cutting your own Christmas tree.

Main Services

Tree Farm: Hozak Farms specializes in growing a variety of Christmas trees, including Fraser Firs, Blue Spruce, and White Pine. Customers are invited to explore the farm, select their favorite tree, and cut it down themselves, creating a lasting family memory.
Pre-Cut Trees: For those who prefer convenience, the farm also offers pre-cut trees, ensuring a wide selection even if you're short on time.
Wreaths and Greenery: Hozak Farms also crafts beautiful wreaths, swags, and other holiday greenery from their own farm-grown materials, adding a touch of natural beauty to your holiday decor.
Holiday Activities: Beyond tree sales, Hozak Farms offers a range of holiday activities, such as sleigh rides, hot chocolate, and even visits from Santa Claus on select weekends.

Location and Access

Hozak Farms is conveniently located just off Exit 47 on Interstate 79, making it easily accessible from nearby cities like Pittsburgh and Butler. The farm is situated in the rural, picturesque Clinton area, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat from urban life. Free parking is available on-site, ensuring a hassle-free visit.

Featured Characteristics

Veteran-Owned: Hozak Farms identifies as veteran-owned, reflecting the strong work ethic and dedication to service that defines this business.
Women-Owned: The farm is also women-owned, embodying the spirit of empowerment and community commitment.
Credit and Debit Cards: Hozak Farms accepts both credit and debit cards, providing customers with flexible payment options.
Pet-Friendly: Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome at the farm, making it a fun and inclusive outing for the whole family.

Practical Information

Hozak Farms typically opens for the season in late November and remains open through Christmas Eve. The farm's business hours vary by season, so it's recommended to check their website or call ahead for the most up-to-date information. You can reach Hozak Farms by phone at 724-899-2400 or visit their website at hozakfarms.com for more details.

Positive Aspects from Reviews: Customers rave about the variety of tree species, the picturesque setting, and the enjoyable experience of cutting down their own tree. Many also appreciate the friendly and helpful staff, making their visit to Hozak Farms a delightful tradition.

👍 Reviews of Hozak Farms

Patrick A. G. J. R.

5/5

Great place to get a Christmas tree! A lot of fun to walk around and explore the different types of trees they have, find the one you really like, and then you get to cut it down. They'll clean it up and wrap it up for you, tie it to your car securely and all that too. They have a great shop where you can get some food and hot chocolate as well as a really cute dog. All in all I highly recommend this place for seasonal festivities 🙂

Jacob H.

5/5

Went to Hozak Farms with my folks for the Fall Festival, and there's so much to do from wood carving with a chainsaw pumpkin painting, kettle corn, cider, cornhole, pony rides, rolling in hay, a little maze for the kids, hayrides for both a pumpkin patch and a haunted, scenic ride through a trail of spooks, spiders, tombstones with gorillas on the loose! (Just some guys in suits, don't worry lol). We had a blast, so come check it out.

Elmer K.

5/5

Good time with the family outside. Free entry and free parking. Food, pumpkins, small gift shop, wine, and pumpkin painting. Horse and hay wagon rides available. You can feed the goats and rabbits. There was a area for kids to play too.

Don W.

5/5

Awesome place to take your family to create memories. I know the family personally, and I worked for them in the past and occasionally still help out here and there when it comes to pumpkin season and Christmas time I remember my parents taking me there as a kid and now that I am 36 years old and have my own family I take my children also there is the fall Festival... Every Saturday & Sunday in October

No pets allowed

Tiffany F.

2/5

My boyfriend, 13 year old daughter and myself went today (Saturday 10-10-20) and I had a few, but LARGE concerns and complaints:
1) Only around 5% of people were wearing face masks.
1a) The parking attendants and tractor drivers were NOT. The first tractor driver I saw was waiting to depart but with many people already on board SMOKING a cigarette. The wind was about 7 to 10 mph and it was blowing from in front of him, so his smoke was hitting these innocent peoples lungs. Nahhh, thanks though lung cancer, COVID already has my lungs covered :/ And its airborne folks :~{
2) Too many political signs (but on PEOPLE, not the farm itself) Again-just a bad judgement call from the people, not the farm itself 🙂
3) OVERALL crowded (Saturday so not a huuuuge deal) but there is no way there was ANY form or even an ATTEMPT at social distancing going on.
My boyfriend told me when we got in the car (spent a total of about 12 minutes there) that when we were on-line to pay for a couple small pumpkins my daughter had picked out, her elbow was inches from mine.

All in all, will NOT be returning. Well, certainly not during 'COVID season' anyways 😏

Kristi D.

5/5

Free hayride to pumpkin patch, goats, bunnies, tricycle rides, multiple spots to get pictures, several play areas for the kids, (and big kids too!) kettle corn, hot food and picnic tables, and the shop has really improved its inventory over the years. Haunted hayride for minimal cost. No fries or funnel cakes this year 2020 but all in all a yearly favorite family tradition.

Scott H.

5/5

Huge selection of Christmas trees of a variety of species. Great selection of Blue Spruce. Seems like everywhere else only has Fraser Fir or Douglas/Balsam Fir. Lots of friendly staff, huge gift shop, food trucks, and just the perfect atmosphere for a tree farm!

Daniel

5/5

My whole family loves Hozak Farms.
Go cut your own Christmas tree. You'll love it, for sure. We have been going here at least 30 years and will never go anywhere else. Be sure to stop in the Christmas barn for a hot chocolate and hotdog - buy a new ornament for the tree while you are there.
The workers are kind. The other patrons are happy. It's the best. Go and enjoy!