Springfield · Vermont
The Bishop Farm
Choose a balsam or Fraser fir or shop individually priced precut trees at Bishop, with complimentary baling and warm cocoa.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- November 28–30 and December 5–7; the posted last day is December 7.
Hours: November 28–30 and December 6–7: 10am–4pm. December 5: noon–4pm.
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Tree season: November 28–30 and December 5–7; the posted last day is December 7.
| Tree-selling dates | Hours |
|---|---|
| November 28–30 | 10am–4pm |
| December 5 | Noon–4pm |
| December 6–7 | 10am–4pm |
The posted final selling day is December 7.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Choose and cut a balsam or Fraser fir, or select an individually priced precut tree. Most trees average five to eight feet, with some ten-foot-and-taller choices available.
This is a short advertised selling season rather than a daily run through Christmas. Use the date-specific hours when planning your trip.
Tree species
- Balsam fir
- Fraser fir
The farm visit.
Included finishing and holiday extras
The farm offers complimentary baling, cocoa and candy canes. Handmade wreaths and tree stands are available separately, with major credit cards accepted for purchases.
| Offering | Purchase scope |
|---|---|
| Tree baling | Complimentary |
| Cocoa and candy canes | Complimentary |
| Handmade wreaths and stands | Available to purchase separately |
Before you go.
- Major credit cards are accepted.
Other farms to compare.
- Mt. Anthony Tree FarmsPownal, Vermont
Choose a balsam or Fraser fir in Mt. Anthony’s flat North Pownal fields, with hand saws, netting and cutting help available.
- Werner Tree FarmMiddlebury, Vermont
Choose a field-grown tree or a Vermont-grown precut at Werner, then browse maple products and holiday greenery in the farm shop.
- Whitcomb Family Tree FarmEssex, Vermont
Explore seven acres of firs at Whitcomb’s Essex tree location, with hand saws and farm-made wreaths for your holiday outing.