Framingham · Massachusetts
Baiting Brook Christmas Tree Farm
Self-cut trees are posted at $80 regardless of size, with staff loading and tie-on help.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- Previously published one-day Saturday sale; obtain the next announced date
Hours: Previously published 7am–2pm for the one-day sale
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Any available self-cut tree | $80 Cash or personal check only; loading/tie-on help |
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Previously published one-day Saturday sale; obtain the next announced date
| Previous short tree sale | Hours |
|---|---|
| One announced Saturday only | 7am–2pm; previous season, not a recurring weekly opening |
The prominent November 29 notice belongs to the previous season. An older two-day calendar remains lower on the page; confirm the next sale before travelling.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Baiting Brook grows trees for customers to choose and cut. Its posted price is $80 for any available tree, regardless of size, with cash or personal checks accepted. Staff load and tie the tree to your vehicle after cutting.
The entrance is also the Iron Horse equestrian property. The tree operator specifically tells visitors not to be put off by the horse barn and to drive in for the announced tree sale.
The farm visit.
A very short selling window
The latest prominent opening is a one-day Saturday sale, 7am–2pm, while an older two-day calendar remains lower on the page. Check the next published date before travelling rather than plan on a general weekend opening; the price and self-cut arrangement do not establish a new-season day.
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