Frequently Asked Questions
Please call us with any questions at 845-473-0224.
Do you provide saws?
Yes, we have hand saws for you to use. If you prefer, you are welcome to bring your own hand saw, however we do not permit chainsaws.
Do you have restrooms?
We have portable toilets available for your use on the farm.
How much are your trees?
Cut your own trees are SOLD OUT for the 2025 season Cut your own varieties include White Spruce and Norway Spruce. Field grown tree range in size up to 7.5ft.
Fresh cut trees (Pre-cut) are available from 6 ft -12 ft and range in price from $99-$199. Fresh cut trees include Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, and Concolor Fir.
All tree prices include tree baling (wrapping for easier transport).
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, checks and major credit and debit cards.
What should be bring?
Bring your camera and a smile. We will bale your tree and have twine to help tie it to your car. We offer saws for you to borrow.
Are pets allowed on the Farm?
We welcome well-behaved, leashed pets on our farm. Please clean up after your pet and dispose of pet waste in a trash receptacles. We expect that owners are fully responsible for their pets at all times.
Do you allow tailgating on your farm?
Unfortunately, it is difficult for us to accommodate tailgating due to limited parking spaces on our farm. We do collaborate with another local farm brewery, which is a wonderful place for families and groups to spend some time after tree picking and to support another Hudson Valley Farm. Their farm, Plan Bee Farm Brewery, is only a four-minute drive from us and offers plenty of outdoor space, including a beautiful pavilion, plus games like cornhole and XL Jenga. They allow outside food and are offering 10% off beer, wine, cider, and cocktails when you show a receipt from our farm. You can find information about their farm at https://www.planbeefarmbrewery.com/.
Alternatively, there is a town park three minutes from our farm that could also be a great place to hang out before or after tree picking. The park has picnic tables and hiking trails. Fires and alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the grounds but it is a nice place to gather and have some snacks or lunch and take a walk. For more information visit Peach Hill Park: https://peachhillpark.org/
What other activities are near the farm?
Add to your tree harvesting day by visiting one of the many historic sites in our area: