A 35,000-tree farm that includes all the cutting-adjacent labor free of charge, doubling as a wedding and event venue, but with no published pricing and only a Friday-through-Sunday window.
Arrowhead Acres grows roughly 35,000 Balsam, Fraser, and Concolor fir trees in Uxbridge, and stands out from most farms in this batch for a detail that has nothing to do with trees: it’s also a full wedding and banquet venue. That dual purpose suggests more developed grounds and facilities than a typical bare tree field, though the sources reviewed don’t spell out exactly how the event-venue side of the business affects a visitor buying a tree.
The most useful, concrete detail in this record is what’s free. Tree cutting itself, whether you do it or staff handles it, transport out of the field, shaking, drilling, and netting are all included at no charge, according to the farm’s listing. That’s a genuine value point: several other farms in this region charge separately for baling or netting, and having all of that folded in removes a source of surprise at checkout, even though the checkout amount itself isn’t documented here.
No dollar figure for an actual tree appears anywhere in the sources checked for this research. That’s a real limitation, and it means this page can’t tell you whether $35,000 trees at a farm this size translates to competitive pricing or not. Call 508-278-5017 before you go if cost is a deciding factor.
Arrowhead Acres keeps a Friday-through-Sunday schedule, based on the record, rather than being open all week. Combined with an opening date of Friday, November 27, 2026 (the day after Thanksgiving, following the farm’s historical pattern), that gives you a defined but limited set of days each week to visit. A previously reported closing date around mid-December was tied to an earlier calendar year specifically, so it isn’t carried forward here as a confirmed 2026 date.
It’s worth noting plainly that a farm doubling as a wedding and event venue is unusual among cut-your-own operations, and it likely means more polished grounds, possibly better restroom facilities or parking, than a working farm with no other business line. None of that is confirmed directly in the sources reviewed, so treat it as a reasonable inference rather than a documented fact.
Arrowhead Acres offers a genuinely appealing bundle of included services and real scale, but the absence of any published pricing is a real gap for a farm this size. If the included labor and a possibly more developed property appeal to you, a quick call before visiting will fill in the one piece of information that matters most for budgeting.
Opening weekend, Friday November 27, 2026 through the following Sunday, if you want the best selection, since the farm keeps a shorter Friday-through-Sunday schedule rather than being open all week.
Not documented specifically, but with tree cutting, transport out of the field, shaking, drilling, and netting all handled for you, the process itself should move efficiently once you've chosen a tree.
Not documented directly, but a shorter three-day open window (Friday-Sunday) concentrates whatever demand exists into fewer days than a farm open all week.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record. Staff-assisted cutting and hauling out of the field may reduce physical effort compared to farms where you do all the work yourself, though this isn't explicitly framed as an accessibility feature in the record.
Skip a weekday visit entirely, since Arrowhead Acres keeps a Friday-through-Sunday schedule rather than being open all week.
Arrowhead Acres is in Uxbridge, in Worcester County near the Rhode Island border. Davagian Tree Farm in Sutton and Bear's Christmas Tree Farm in Blackstone are other Central Massachusetts options in this directory if a Friday-Sunday-only schedule doesn't fit your calendar.
Not published in sources reviewed. Call 508-278-5017 to ask before planning a visit around a specific budget.
Tree cutting (yours or staff-assisted), transport out of the field, shaking, drilling, and netting are all included at no additional charge, based on the farm's own listing.
Balsam fir, Fraser fir, and Concolor fir, across roughly 35,000 trees.
No. It's also a full wedding and event venue, so the grounds are more developed than a typical tree farm's, though this record doesn't detail how that affects the tree-shopping experience specifically.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Fri-Sun. Hours: 10am-4pm.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
84 Aldrich Street (Route 98), Uxbridge, MA 01569, in Worcester County. It is one of 8 farms we track in Central Massachusetts.
We track 8 farms in Central Massachusetts, 8 of which let you cut your own tree. The farm has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has free netting/baling, which most Central Massachusetts farms on our list do not.
There are 6 other farms we track in Worcester County. All Central Massachusetts farms →
arrowheadacres.com
Checked September 2026.