by Kathy Eide Casas

If you’re looking for the freshest, the greenest, the very best Christmas tree around, look no further than the infamous Kay Kringle’s Christmas Trees. Located in Christmas Tree Country (aka 8805 Highway 41 in Fresno just north of the San Joaquin River), this family owned Christmas Tree Ranch offers a Christmas tree shopping experience like no other.

Known for their high quality fresh trees that last well past the new year, there are Christmas trees galore ranging in size from the smallest to the tallest; some even reaching up to 14 feet tall! Snow-flocked tree lovers will find the snowy wonder of white ‘snow’ for their tree, and for those who prefer other colors, you’re in luck as well! There’s a fresh Christmas tree for every preference at Kringle’s.

When you first arrive at Kringle’s, you know that a whole lot of Christmas magic happens here. Not only will you find an amazing selection of trees, there are family activities and pictures with Santa, music, a bounce house, vendors selling a variety of gifts and goodies, hot chocolate, S’mores, the popular cherry flavored candy canes, and a fire pit that spreads warmth on these chilly December nights. In this festive holiday atmosphere, it’s easy to imagine Santa and the elves working feverishly to make presents to place under all of the trees. Look closely and you will find Santa in your midst.

Kringles Trees

Kringle’s, a family owned and family oriented business, started twenty-two years ago. Ally Kay has been involved with the business for twenty years, and she wouldn’t have it any other way. Ally said, “Our customers are like family to us.” Every year at Kay Kringle’s they all look forward to this holiday time of year where memories are made. Ally emphasized, “We strive to provide the very best service for all of our customers, and we look forward to serving them each year.”

Find Kringle’s Christmas Trees on Facebook at Kay Kringle’s Christmas Trees, or even better, just take a drive out there and experience the Christmas magic! You’ll be making memories to last a lifetime.

Kathy Eide Casas is a valley native and has been involved in politics, public policy and public relations her entire career. From the U. S. and state capitols to local projects, she has been a guiding force. Most recently, Eide-Casas completed the writing for two U Turns Allowed magazines, benefiting Focus Forward. Additionally, her work has run in several other local publications, including Valley Health Magazine.