Levant · Maine
Treworgy Family Orchards
A large farm whose Christmas season brings a tractor-drawn wagon ride to the Breaside tree fields, saws, loading and baling, a campfire with free marshmallows, hot cider, cocoa and doughnuts (listed by the state association as for purchase), a gift shop and wreath-making workshops.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own
- Choose-and-cut tree by size, previous-season list
- Previous season $51–$99; this season not posted
This season’s tree prices are not posted; confirm at the farm. The farm’s previous-season list ran from $51 for trees under 6 feet to $99 for trees over 11 feet.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
This season’s tree dates and hours are not posted. Wreath-making workshops are Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29. Last season the farm was open the Friday after Thanksgiving, then Saturdays 10am–4pm and Sundays 12pm–4pm through the weekends before Christmas.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
At Treworgy Family Orchards the Christmas trees are cut at the Breaside Fields, a quarter mile down Union Street across the road from the main farm. The farm describes driving deep into the woods to the fields, where you are greeted by Greek Revival buildings and friendly staff. It does not publish the tree species; its wreath text mentions balsam fir.
You can order a custom wreath in the gift shop, ride the tractor-drawn wagon to the tree fields where saws are waiting, find your tree and cut it, and bring it back to the edge of the field, where farmers load it onto the wagon and bale it. This season’s prices are not posted; the previous season’s list is in the price table.
Compare the options
Trees & prices.
This season’s prices are not posted; the tree prices shown are the farm’s previous-season rates, not confirmed for this season, and the farm does not say whether tax is included. The farm’s general information page, written for the whole farm, says it accepts all major credit cards, tap-to-pay and cash.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Small, shorter than 6 feet (previous season) | $51.00 From the farm’s previous-season price list, still on its Christmas page. |
| Medium, 6–8 feet (previous season) | $67.00 From the farm’s previous-season price list, still on its Christmas page. |
| Large, 8–11 feet (previous season) | $82.00 From the farm’s previous-season price list, still on its Christmas page. |
| Extra large, taller than 11 feet (previous season) | $99.00 From the farm’s previous-season price list, still on its Christmas page. |
| Wreath-making workshop | $49.00 per person Per session; all materials and instruction included; booked in the farm’s online store. |
| Wagon ride to the tree fields | Free The state association’s listing says the tractor-drawn ride is free for guests and their cut tree; the farm’s information page says tractor rides and cart use carry no cost. |
| Marshmallows for roasting at the campfire | Free The farm calls them complimentary. |
| Hot cider, hot cocoa and apple cider doughnuts | For purchase; prices not published The state association’s listing says these are available for purchase; the farm posts no Christmas prices. |
| Custom wreath | Not published Not published; confirm at the farm. |
| Photography session at the tree fields | $80 per hour Reservation and advance payment required; one-hour minimum. |
The tree harvest at the Breaside Fields
A visit starts in the gift shop, where you can order a custom wreath that is made during your outing. You then take the tractor-drawn wagon to the tree fields, where saws are waiting, choose and cut your tree, and bring it back to the edge of the field. The farm’s staff load the tree on the wagon and bale it while you warm up at the campfire. The state association’s listing adds a base drill for guests with a center-pin stand at home.
The farm has discontinued pre-season tree reservations; trees are first come at the fields. This season’s dates, hours and prices are not posted. The table shows the farm’s previous-season price list, still on its Christmas page; confirm this season’s prices at the farm.
| Tree size | Price |
|---|---|
| Small, shorter than 6 feet | $51.00 |
| Medium, 6–8 feet | $67.00 |
| Large, 8–11 feet | $82.00 |
| Extra large, taller than 11 feet | $99.00 |
The campfire, cider, cocoa and doughnuts
The farm’s Christmas page describes hot cider, cocoa and doughnuts around a warm campfire, with complimentary marshmallows for roasting; it does not say whether the cider, cocoa and doughnuts cost extra. The state association’s listing says they are available for purchase, and the farm posts no Christmas prices for them. The listing and the farm’s information page also say the tractor-drawn wagon ride is free.
Wreath-making workshops, November 28 and 29
On Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29 you can learn to craft a fresh balsam fir wreath from scratch, with all materials, instruction, bows and decorations provided and no experience necessary. Workshops are held in the semi-heated workshop high tunnel at the Christmas tree fields. Each session is $49.00 per person, booked through the farm’s online store, and places are limited.
Saturday sessions are at 10:15am, 11:45am and 1:15pm; Sunday sessions are at 12:15pm, 1:30pm and 2:45pm.
| Day | Session times, $49.00 per person |
|---|---|
| Saturday, November 28 | 10:15am, 11:45am, 1:15pm |
| Sunday, November 29 | 12:15pm, 1:30pm, 2:45pm |
The gift shop and wreaths
The farm describes a Christmas gift shop where you order a custom wreath, and the state association’s listing mentions pre-made wreaths. Wreath prices, the shop’s Christmas stock and its hours are not published; confirm at the farm.
Christmas photography at the tree fields
All photography sessions at Christmas time need an online reservation and advance payment of $80 per hour, with a one-hour minimum and up to 10 people. Sessions are outdoors only, in the Christmas tree fields; there is no indoor space. Photographers may arrive 30 minutes early, drones need proof of an FAA license, vehicles are not allowed in the fields or on public roads, and there are no refunds. Informal family photos on a regular visit are allowed. The farm asks that you not call or email for permission.
Dogs, payment and practical conditions
The farm’s information page is written for the whole farm and its fall season. It says dogs are allowed on leashes but must be kept out of the crop fields and orchards under federal food safety rules, that there is no entry or parking fee and no cost for tractor rides, cart use or picnic tables, and that the farm accepts all major credit cards, tap-to-pay and cash. It does not say how these apply to the Christmas tree fields, so ask before bringing a dog. The farm has not published parking, terrain, restrooms, accessibility or a weather rule for the tree fields.
Finding the farm
The main farm is at 3876 Union Street in Levant, about 9 miles west of Bangor International Airport. The Christmas tree fields, the Breaside Fields, are a quarter mile down Union Street across the road from the main farm; the farm publishes no separate street number for them.
The fall farm is a separate visit
The farm also runs apple and pumpkin picking, a corn maze, a café, a petting zoo, goat cuddling, camps and school visits. These belong to the farm’s spring, summer and fall seasons (goat cuddling runs on weekends in May and June); the fall season’s final day is November 7, and none of it is part of the Christmas tree visit. The state association’s listing also mentions goat petting hours, but the farm’s own pages list goat cuddling only for May and June.
Contacts
Call the farm at (207) 280-8400 or email info@treworgyorchards.com. Wreath workshops are booked through the online store, and photography reservations are made online only. The farm’s Facebook page carries updates.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Tree dates not posted; wreath workshops November 28 and 29
The farm’s Christmas page still shows the previous season’s harvest dates and prices. For that season the farm began on the day after Thanksgiving and ran weekends through the Saturday before Christmas: the Friday after Thanksgiving and Saturdays 10am to 4pm, and Sundays 12pm to 4pm. This season’s tree dates, hours and closing date are not posted, so they are not confirmed. The only dated Christmas items for this season are two wreath-making workshops on November 28 and 29. The farm’s fall season has its final day on November 7, which is a separate matter from the Christmas tree season. The state association’s undated listing gives the same pattern, Saturday 10am–4pm and Sunday 12pm–4pm, and says the farm is open on weekends in the Christmas season, including Black Friday; this is not a dated schedule for this season.
| Christmas season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Tree harvest dates and hours this season | Not posted; the farm’s previous-season pattern was the Friday after Thanksgiving, 10am–4pm, then Saturdays 10am–4pm through the Saturday before Christmas and Sundays 12pm–4pm, the last Sunday falling a week before that Saturday |
| Wreath-making workshops, Saturday, November 28 | Sessions at 10:15am, 11:45am and 1:15pm |
| Wreath-making workshops, Sunday, November 29 | Sessions at 12:15pm, 1:30pm and 2:45pm |
| Pre-season tree reservations | Discontinued; trees are first come at the fields |
Treat these hours as a guide only. The farm posts no Christmas weather or closure rule.
Before you go.
- This season’s tree dates, hours and prices are not posted; the previous season’s price list is in the table above.
- Trees are cut at the Breaside Fields, a quarter mile down Union Street across from the main farm.
- The wagon ride and marshmallows are free; the state association’s listing says cider, cocoa and doughnuts are for purchase.
- Wreath workshops are Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29, $49.00 per person.
- Pre-season tree reservations have been discontinued.
- Christmas photography is by online reservation at $80 per hour.
- The farm’s email is info@treworgyorchards.com.
3876 Union Street, Levant, ME 04456
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