A family farm serving the Hagerstown tri-state area since 1969, with transparent flat pricing for 5-7 foot trees plus a clear $15-per-foot surcharge above that -- and tractor-drawn wagons to haul trees up to 20 feet.
Flat pricing covers trees 5-7 feet; add $15/foot for trees over 7 feet. Listed prices are cash prices; credit cards are also accepted (may cost more).
Good Spirits Tree Farm has served the Hagerstown tri-state area since 1969, and that long track record shows up in the level of detail available about its pricing – one of the more transparent structures found across this entire research batch. Rather than pricing each tree individually or leaving cost to a conversation with staff, the farm publishes a clear rule: flat pricing for trees in the 5 to 7 foot range, with a stated $15-per-foot add-on for anything taller.
That per-foot rule lets you calculate your own cost adjustment with real numbers, not guesses. An 8-foot tree costs about $15 more than the flat-rate ceiling at 7 feet. A 10-foot tree – and remember, this farm stocks trees up to 20 feet – would run about $45 more than that same ceiling, using only the $15-per-foot figure the farm itself states. What this record can’t tell you is the actual flat-rate dollar figure for a 5-to-7-foot tree, since that specific number wasn’t found in the sources checked. So you can calculate the size premium precisely, but not the base price – ask for that when you call or arrive.
Listed prices are explicitly described as cash prices, with credit cards accepted but potentially costing more. The record doesn’t specify an exact card surcharge, so this is worth asking about directly if you were planning to pay by card – bringing cash removes any uncertainty about which price you’ll actually pay.
Good Spirits stocks trees as tall as 20 feet, well beyond a typical residential ceiling height, and uses tractor-drawn wagons to get the larger ones out of the field. That combination – genuine large-tree inventory plus the equipment to actually move them – suggests this farm is a real option if you have a great room or a commercial space that calls for something bigger than a standard 6- to 7-footer.
Weekday hours are notably short: 3pm to 5pm, Monday through Friday. Weekends run a fuller 10am to 5pm, and that’s also when the tractor-drawn hayride operates. If a relaxed, full visit with the hayride matters to you, plan for a weekend; a weekday stop is workable but tight, especially once you factor in choosing among a taller tree that needs the tractor wagon to haul out.
Expected to open the day after Thanksgiving (November 27, 2026) and run until sold out, per the farm's own site. Weekends 10am-5pm are the fuller hours; weekdays are limited to 3pm-5pm.
Not documented directly, but weekend visits paired with the tractor-drawn hayride suggest a more relaxed outing than the shorter weekday window allows.
Not documented directly, but a farm operating continuously since 1969 with weekend hayrides likely draws a steady, established weekend customer base.
Not described in the record.
Tractor-drawn wagons are used to haul larger trees out of the field, per the record, which should ease handling a bigger tree without carrying it yourself.
Skip weekday visits if you need more than a two-hour window, since weekday hours are limited to 3pm-5pm; go on a weekend instead for the full 10am-5pm hours and the hayride.
Not specified in the record.
Flat pricing covers trees 5 to 7 feet. Above 7 feet, the farm adds $15 per foot. So an 8-foot tree costs about $15 more than the 7-foot flat rate, and a 10-foot tree about $45 more -- using only the per-foot rate stated by the farm, since the base flat-rate dollar amount itself wasn't found in this record.
Yes, though listed prices are described as cash prices, and credit cards are noted as possibly costing more, per the record. The farm doesn't state an exact surcharge amount.
Up to 20 feet, per the record, with tractor-drawn wagons used to haul the larger ones out of the field.
The farm's own site says it's open for choose-and-cut sales 'from the day after Thanksgiving till sold out,' which resolves to an expected November 27, 2026 opening. There's no fixed end date since it runs until sold out.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Monday-Friday afternoons, Saturday-Sunday all day. Hours: Mon-Fri 3pm-5pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Flat pricing covers trees 5-7 feet; add $15/foot for trees over 7 feet. Listed prices are cash prices; credit cards are also accepted (may cost more).
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
9711 Old National Pike, Hagerstown, MD 21740, in Washington County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Western Maryland.
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Checked September 2026.