Cornville · Maine
Quinn’s Tree Farm
A family choose-and-cut balsam fir farm in Cornville with a handsaw provided, free shaking and baling, pre-cut trees from $35 to $100, wreaths, garland and a gift shop. The season opens Friday, November 27.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own · Pre-cut trees
- Choose-and-cut balsam fir
- $60 up to 8 feet
Choose-and-cut $60 up to 8 feet, plus $8 for each foot over 8 feet; pre-cut trees $35–$100, sales tax included.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
Opens Friday, November 27, the day after Thanksgiving. The farm’s website publishes no daily hours; the state association’s undated listing gives 10am–4pm on weekends and weekdays by appointment.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
Quinn’s Tree Farm grows balsam fir on about 30 acres in Cornville and plants about 3,000 trees a year. The farm’s home page says it offers balsam fir, balsam hybrid firs and Korean fir, and its wholesale page describes award-winning balsam and balsam–Fraser hybrid grown on the farm. The farm does not say which trees stand in which field.
When you arrive you are given a handsaw and the chance to explore the fields for your tree. Gas saws are not allowed, but you may bring a battery reciprocating saw. Back in the sales area you can have the tree shaken and baled for free to get it home safely. Choose-and-cut trees are $60 up to 8 feet, with an additional $8 a foot above that, and the farm also sells pre-cut trees for $35 to $100.
Published varieties
- Balsam fir
- Balsam hybrid fir
- Korean fir
Which variety suits your decorations?
General tree guidance; the farm’s selection, sizes and services are described above.
- Balsam fir
- A notably fragrant choice with soft needles.
Learn more: University of Wisconsin Extension ↗ · National Christmas Tree Association ↗
Compare the options
Trees & prices.
The farm’s tree page carries no year and does not say whether the $60 choose-and-cut price includes sales tax; confirm at the farm. The farm has not published how it takes payment at the field.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Choose-and-cut tree, up to 8 feet | $60.00 Sales tax not stated. |
| Choose-and-cut tree, over 8 feet | $60.00 plus $8 a foot The farm states $8 for each additional foot; it gives no worked example. |
| Pre-cut tree | $35–$100 Sales tax included; the farm does not publish its size tiers within the range. |
| Handsaw, shaking and baling | Free A handsaw is given on arrival, and shaking and baling are free when you return to the sales area. |
| Wreaths, garland, kissing balls, signs and gift-shop items at the farm | Not published Not published; confirm at the farm. |
Choose-and-cut balsam fir
Cutting your own is the heart of a visit. You receive a handsaw, walk the fields to choose a tree, cut it and carry it back to the sales area, where the farm will shake and bale it at no charge. The farm does not say whether carts are provided or how the field is laid out.
The farm’s price page lists choose-and-cut trees at $60 up to 8 feet, with an additional $8 for each foot over 8 feet.
| Tree | Price and conditions |
|---|---|
| Choose-and-cut, up to 8 feet | $60.00; tax treatment not stated |
| Choose-and-cut, over 8 feet | $60.00 plus $8 for each foot over 8 feet |
| Pre-cut tree | $35–$100, sales tax included; size tiers not published |
| Handsaw (gas saws not allowed; battery reciprocating saws may be brought) | Provided on arrival |
| Shaking and baling | Free |
Pre-cut trees
For a quicker visit the farm sells pre-cut trees at $35 to $100, sales tax included. The farm does not publish heights or the prices for each size within that range, so ask when you choose.
Which Cornville address to drive to
The farm’s Facebook page and local news coverage give 290 West Ridge Road, Cornville, a property the Quinn family bought and cleaned up a few seasons ago that was formerly a Christmas tree farm known as The Forest. The state association’s listing gives 18 Huff Road, Cornville, instead.
Both addresses are in Cornville, ZIP 04976, and the farm has not said which one receives visitors on tree days. Confirm the field location with the farm before you drive.
Opening day and hours
The farm’s home page announces opening day as Friday, November 27, and the farm describes its season as running from the day after Thanksgiving until Christmas Eve. It has not posted daily hours or a closing date.
The Maine Christmas Tree Association lists 10am to 4pm on the weekends leading up to Christmas and weekdays by appointment; that listing is undated, so treat it as a guide. The farm closed one weekday last season because of forecast bad weather and has published no standing weather rule. At the end of last season, trees were self-serve until Christmas with saws and a cash box, and the gift shop was by appointment; the farm has not said whether it will do the same this year.
Species and the Wild Woods
The farm’s own pages name balsam fir, balsam hybrid firs and Korean fir. The state association’s listing also describes sheared cultivated trees alongside what it calls The Wild Woods, trees left to grow on their own. That description is undated and does not appear on the farm’s own pages, so ask whether the Wild Woods area is open this season.
Wreaths, garland and the gift shop
Beyond trees, the farm says it offers wreaths, garlands and other greenery, kissing balls and “primitive” signs, and it has run a gift shop in the building used for wreath-making and storage. Prices for these items at the farm are not published; confirm at the farm.
The gift shop has no published hours; at the end of last season it was open by appointment, and the farm’s Facebook page was the place to message about items. Its contents are not listed.
The online gift shop ships separately
The farm’s online store sells wreath gift boxes and shirts for shipping. These are separate from a farm visit, and the store’s product pages are undated, so check that an item is still offered before ordering. Custom wreath orders are taken by email.
| Item | Price shown on the store |
|---|---|
| Buffalo Balsam Cornville Christmas Wreath and Gift Box | $64.99, free shipping |
| Ass Over Teakettle Bloody Mary Wreath Box | $74.99 |
| Tupper and Friends Maple Syrup Wreath Box | $79.99 |
| McIntosh Farm Apple Wreath Gift Pack | $79.99 |
| 12-inch Balsam Fir Wreath with a Red Bow | $49.99, free shipping |
| 12-inch Decorated Balsam Fir Wreath | $54.99, free shipping |
| See Cornville and Live T-shirt | From $34.99 |
Wholesale and property services are separate
The farm’s company, The Cornville Christmas Tree Company, also sells balsam and balsam–Fraser trees and wreaths wholesale to trade buyers; its posted wholesale price lists are from the previous season, with minimums of 25 trees and 30 wreath units. Wholesale is not part of a retail tree visit.
The same company offers summer and winter property maintenance in and around Cornville, such as mowing and snowplowing. That is a separate service with no published prices.
What the farm has not published
The farm has not published payment methods at the field, parking, restrooms, accessibility, dog rules, group visits or directions, and its pages do not mention Santa visits, hayrides, cider or other events. They describe a choose-and-cut and pre-cut tree visit with wreaths and a gift shop.
The Quinn family and the farm
The Quinn family has roots on Cornville’s West Ridge, and the farm began small, selling 66 trees in its first season, all choose-and-cut. Matt Quinn and his father Jeffrey run it. Matt also keeps a YouTube channel about the farm, linked from the farm’s story page.
Contacts
For tree, wholesale and custom-wreath questions, call the farm at (207) 399-0566; the number is printed on its wholesale price lists. You can also email quinnstreefarm@gmail.com or use the form on the contact page. The contact page offers a message form and prints no address or phone number.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Opens Friday, November 27; the farm’s site describes the season as running until Christmas Eve
The farm’s home page announces opening day as Friday, November 27, and its site description says it is open from the day after Thanksgiving until Christmas Eve. The farm’s own pages publish no daily hours. The Maine Christmas Tree Association’s listing gives 10am to 4pm on the weekends leading up to Christmas and weekdays by appointment, but that listing is undated, so confirm the day and time with the farm before you drive.
| Christmas season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Opening day, Friday, November 27 | Posted on the farm’s home page; opening time not published |
| Weekends leading up to Christmas | 10am–4pm, from the state association’s undated listing; not confirmed on the farm’s own pages |
| Weekdays | By appointment, from the same undated listing |
| Closing date | The farm’s site describes the season as running until Christmas Eve; no closing date is posted |
| Gift shop | Hours not published; at the end of last season the farm offered it by appointment |
At the end of last season the farm told followers on Facebook that the final weekend was ending and that trees were self-serve until Christmas, with saws and a cash box put out. That was last season’s arrangement and has not been announced for this one. The farm closed one weekday last season because of forecast bad weather and publishes no standing weather rule.
Before you go.
- Opening day is Friday, November 27; daily hours are not published on the farm’s own pages.
- Choose-and-cut is $60 up to 8 feet plus $8 a foot above that; pre-cut trees are $35–$100, tax included.
- A handsaw is provided; gas saws are not allowed; shaking and baling are free.
- The state association’s listing gives 18 Huff Road, while the farm’s Facebook page gives 290 West Ridge Road; confirm the field location before driving.
- Retail wreath, garland and gift-shop prices are not published; confirm at the farm.
- The farm’s email is quinnstreefarm@gmail.com.
290 West Ridge Road, Cornville, ME 04976
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