Christmas tree farm guide · Maine

Christmas tree farms in Readfield & nearby.

1 farm in Readfield2 nearby options within 25 miles

In Readfield

1 farm listed

Rows of fir Christmas trees on the grassy hillside at Ledge Hill Farm in Readfield, Maine, with distant hills beyond

Readfield · Maine

Ledge Hill Farm

Choose-and-cut balsam and Fraser fir from $55, pre-cut trees from $45, free trim and wrap, free hot chocolate and cookies, handmade wreaths from $30. Opens Saturday, November 28; weekends 10am–4pm. No cards.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut

Trees, starting prices
From $45
Tree season
Opens Saturday, November 28, and stays open weekends until Christmas; the last day is not published
Visit hours
Saturday and Sunday, 10am–4pm; closed Monday through Friday

Choose-and-cut balsam fir and Fraser fir start at $55, set by variety and size; pre-cut Maine-grown trees start at $45. Every tree carries a price tag, so you know the cost before you cut. The farm posts only starting prices online, not a full price list by height. Trimming and wrapping are free.

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About 22 miles away · Norridgewock, Maine

Snowy choose-and-cut field with rows of fir trees at Trees To Please in Norridgewock, Maine

Norridgewock · Maine

Trees To Please

Choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees with saws, carts and baling provided, plus wreaths up to 60 inches, fresh greens and a gift shop in Norridgewock. Reopens Friday, November 27.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut

Choose-and-cut tree by height, this season
Not published
Tree season
Reopens Friday, November 27; closing date not published
Visit hours
Hours not published; reopens Friday, November 27

The farm lists this season’s size tiers without amounts. The amounts from its previous published list, which its website no longer shows, are in the table below for reference only; confirm this season’s prices at the farm.

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About 22 miles away · South China, Maine

Rows of fir trees with one of the farm’s dogs in the field at Ben and Molly’s Christmas Tree Farm in South China, Maine

South China · Maine

Ben and Molly’s Christmas Tree Farm

Choose-and-cut trees from 5 to 12 feet, open Fridays through Sundays, 8am–4pm, on three weekends from November 27, with a Christmas Tree Shop, free cookies and hot chocolate.

Tree options: Cut your own

Choose-and-cut tree
Not published
Tree season
Three weekends: November 27–29, December 4–6 and December 11–13
Visit hours
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 8am–4pm

The farm publishes no tree price or size-based price list. Confirm the price at the farm before you cut.

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In Readfield

Selected farms in Readfield: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
CompareLedge Hill FarmReadfield, Maine · in town
Trees & sizesCut your own; Pre-cut trees
  • Species: Balsam fir, Fraser fir.
  • Ledge Hill sells balsam fir and Fraser fir, choose and cut in its hilltop field.
  • Every tree has a price tag, set by variety and size, and choose-and-cut starts at $55.
  • Maine-grown pre-cut trees stand ready by the barn if you would rather pick and go, starting at $45.
  • The farm keeps a small selection of trees of 10 feet and taller; call to check what is left.
Published price exampleChoose-and-cut balsam fir: Starting at $55
  • Priced by height and size; every tree has a price tag attached. The full per-height list is not published online.
  • The farm takes cash, local checks and Venmo, and does not take credit or debit cards.
  • Other published price details: Choose-and-cut balsam fir and Fraser fir start at $55, set by variety and size; pre-cut Maine-grown trees start at $45. Every tree carries a price tag, so you know the cost before you cut. The farm posts only starting prices online, not a full price list by height. Trimming and wrapping are free.
Cutting helpCut your own
  • Ledge Hill Farm: trees and tree services: Saws · Hand saws provided or bring your own; no powered saws of any kind
  • Follow the hand-painted Ledge Hill Farm sign and park on the road near the barn. Someone will be there to greet you and hand you a saw. On a clear day the top of the field has a view of Mount Washington and the Western Maine mountains. The farm says there is room for children to run, and a sled is welcome if there is snow.
  • Hand saws are provided; no powered saws. There are no restrooms on the farm.
Shaking, baling & loadingTrimming and wrapping, every tree: Free · A very large tree will not fit the wrapping system.
  • Ledge Hill Farm: trees and tree services: Trimming and wrapping · Free on every tree; a very large one will not fit the wrapping system
  • The farm describes four steps, about an hour: park near the barn, walk the field and choose, have your tree trimmed and wrapped, then warm up with free hot chocolate and cookies, Adirondack chairs by the fire and a look through the farm shop.
  • Choose-and-cut balsam or Fraser fir starts at $55 and pre-cut trees at $45; every tree has a price tag. Trimming and wrapping are free.
  • The farm takes cash, local checks and Venmo, and does not take credit or debit cards.
Visit arrangementsOpens Saturday, November 28, and stays open weekends until Christmas; the last day is not published
  • Christmas season: Opening day, Saturday, November 28 · 10am–4pm
  • Christmas season: Saturdays and Sundays from Thanksgiving weekend until Christmas · 10am–4pm
  • Christmas season: Monday through Friday · Closed
  • Christmas season: Last day of the season · The farm says until Christmas and does not publish an exact last day
  • Christmas season: Tall trees of 10 feet and more · The farm says they go fast and the tallest usually sell out on opening weekend; call to check what is left
  • Christmas season: Greenery workshops · No dates published; sign-up through the farm
  • The farm publishes no weather-closure rule. It is a working field on a hillside, so confirm before you drive in bad weather.
  • The farm opens for the season on Saturday, November 28, and is open Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 4pm on Thanksgiving weekend until Christmas. It is closed Monday through Friday. The farm does not publish an exact last day, so confirm it before a late-December visit.

Nearby · outside Readfield

Selected nearby farms outside Readfield: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
CompareBen and Molly’s Christmas Tree FarmSouth China, Maine · nearbyTrees To PleaseNorridgewock, Maine · nearby
Trees & sizesCut your own
  • The farm has 6,000 trees in its fields and asks you to choose from about 2,000 of them in Plantations 3A and 3B, where trees run from 5 to 12 feet.
Cut your own; Pre-cut trees
  • Species: Balsam fir, Fraser fir.
  • Trees To Please offers a 30-acre choose-and-cut field and a pre-cut lot at its Norridgewock farm.
  • In the field you pick and cut your own tree; the farm lists saws and carts as provided and baling as available.
  • Pre-cut trees also have baling available, and the lot is set up in the outdoor retail area with stands and lighting.
  • The farm’s Christmas page lists this season’s choose-and-cut tiers as 6 feet or less, 7 feet, 8 feet, 9 to 11 feet and 12 feet and taller, and its pre-cut tiers as 5 to 6 feet, 7 feet, 8 feet and 9 to 11 feet.
Published price exampleChoose-and-cut tree, 5 to 12 feet: Not published
  • Not published; confirm at the farm.
  • The farm takes cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express.
  • Other published price details: The farm publishes no tree price or size-based price list. Confirm the price at the farm before you cut.
Choose-and-cut, 6 feet or less: Not published
  • Not published; confirm at the farm.
  • The farm takes cash, debit cards, credit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and does not take checks.
  • Other published price details: The farm lists this season’s size tiers without amounts. The amounts from its previous published list, which its website no longer shows, are in the table below for reference only; confirm this season’s prices at the farm.
Cutting helpCut your own
  • Tree prices are not published; confirm at the farm. The farm also does not say whether saws, carts, baling or loading help are provided. Its own pages do not name species; the Maine Christmas Tree Association’s listing names balsam fir and bracted balsam fir.
Cut your own
  • The choose-and-cut field covers 30 acres, as the farm’s home page describes it; the association’s listing says 26. The farm lists saws and carts as provided and baling as available, and it also offers pre-cut trees with baling. Its pre-cut stock comes from the family’s second farm in Rome, which grows trees for the Norridgewock lot and for wholesale and has no visitor offering of its own.
  • Saws and carts are provided and baling is available; payment by cash, cards, Apple Pay or Google Pay, no checks.
Shaking, baling & loadingTree prices are not published; confirm at the farm. The farm also does not say whether saws, carts, baling or loading help are provided. Its own pages do not name species; the Maine Christmas Tree Association’s listing names balsam fir and bracted balsam fir.Baling: Available · The farm lists baling for choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees and does not say whether there is a charge.
  • The choose-and-cut field covers 30 acres, as the farm’s home page describes it; the association’s listing says 26. The farm lists saws and carts as provided and baling as available, and it also offers pre-cut trees with baling. Its pre-cut stock comes from the family’s second farm in Rome, which grows trees for the Norridgewock lot and for wholesale and has no visitor offering of its own.
  • The farm has not published this season’s daily hours, closing date, weather rule or terrain. Its previous published page listed daily hours of 9am to 4pm, free help with cutting, dragging, baling and loading on weekends only, and self-service with free baling Monday through Friday. None of that is repeated for this season, so ask before you come, and especially before a long drive.
  • Saws and carts are provided and baling is available; payment by cash, cards, Apple Pay or Google Pay, no checks.
  • The farm takes cash, debit cards, credit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and does not take checks.
Visit arrangementsThree weekends: November 27–29, December 4–6 and December 11–13
  • Christmas season: First weekend, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 27, 28 and 29 · 8am–4pm; November 27 is the first day open
  • Christmas season: Second weekend, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 4, 5 and 6 · 8am–4pm
  • Christmas season: Third weekend, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 11, 12 and 13 · 8am–4pm
  • The farm asks visitors to call to be sure it is open. It lists no weekday sales and no days after December 13.
  • The farm is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday on three weekends: November 27, 28 and 29, December 4, 5 and 6, and December 11, 12 and 13, from 8am to 4pm. It asks you to call to be sure it is open, and once its tree stock is sold, it closes for the season. No weekday sales are listed.
  • The farm has children’s books about it, sold online, and its website runs an online-entry drawing for a free copy of its children’s book, held on December 20 and mailed free within the continental United States. Those are not part of the tree visit. The farm also runs a separate fall pumpkin patch, for which it has published no dates or prices.
Reopens Friday, November 27; closing date not published
  • Christmas season: Closed, October 5 through November 26 · The farm’s header notice: closed until the holiday reopening
  • Christmas season: Reopening, Friday, November 27 · Choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees, wreaths, fresh greens and gift shop; hours not published
  • Christmas season: Days after November 27 · Daily hours, days of the week and closing date not published
  • Christmas season: Live potted trees · The farm says to check back in November; none are listed yet
  • The farm publishes no weather-closure rule and no booking system.
  • The farm’s Christmas page says its choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees reopen on Friday, November 27. The site’s header says the business is closed from October 5 through November 26 and reopens on November 27 for the holiday season. The farm has not published this season’s daily hours or a closing date, so confirm before driving.

Offers vary by species, size and format. Confirm prices, stock and opening details before visiting; ask about unlisted handling charges.

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