Confirmed as a real, operating grower through the state tree-farm association, but with essentially no public details on hours, pricing, or what kind of visit to expect — this is a phone-call-first listing, not a plan-your-day one.
Greentrees is one of the thinnest records in this batch, and the honest thing to do with a record this thin is say so plainly rather than dress it up. What can be confirmed: this is a real, currently operating Christmas tree grower in Gowanda, listed in the state tree-farm growers’ association’s own farm locator and mentioned in a regional news roundup of Western New York tree-buying options. What can’t be confirmed is almost everything a visitor would actually want to know before driving out.
No hours. No season start or end date. No pricing, flat or per-foot. No confirmation of whether this is a cut-your-own field, a choose-and-cut operation where staff help you select and cut, or a pre-cut lot where the trees are already down when you arrive. No tree species. No word on cash-only status or what other activities, if any, are on site. That’s not a case of a research gap that a bit more digging would have closed — no dedicated website or Facebook page for the farm turned up in any source checked, which is itself informative: this is a smaller, lower-visibility operation than most others in this directory, at least in terms of its online presence.
If Greentrees is a name you’ve heard from a neighbor or seen on a hand-painted sign, this record can at least confirm you’re not chasing a defunct business — the phone number (716-532-4544) and address are corroborated across two independent sources. But it would be dishonest to suggest a best time to visit, an expected price, or what kind of experience you’ll have, because none of that has been published anywhere checked. The single genuinely useful piece of advice here is to call before you go. A five-minute conversation will tell you more than this record can: whether the farm is open this particular week, what a tree costs, and whether you’ll be cutting it yourself or picking one that’s already down.
A thin record like this one isn’t padded with invented specifics because doing so would be actively misleading — inventing a plausible-sounding price or hours window for a farm this undocumented would send someone driving out on false information. Instead, this page’s value is narrower but real: it confirms Greentrees exists and operates, gives you a verified way to reach them, and points you toward the better-documented farms nearby in this directory if you’d rather have a confirmed plan before you leave the house.
Some things can be said honestly about visiting a Christmas tree farm in this part of the state in late November and December without claiming anything specific about Greentrees itself. Western New York’s tree-cutting season generally clusters around the weeks bracketing Thanksgiving through the third week of December, and the first Saturday after Thanksgiving is reliably the busiest single day at farms that publish attendance patterns, since it’s the first full weekend most families have off after the holiday. Weather is also worth planning around in this region regardless of which specific farm you choose — Western New York’s proximity to Lake Erie means early-season cold snaps and lake-effect snow are common by late November, so dressing for genuinely cold, sometimes slushy field conditions is a safe general expectation rather than anything specific to this farm’s terrain.
Because so little is confirmed here, it’s worth being specific about what to ask when you do call 716-532-4544, rather than a vague “what are your hours.” Useful questions include whether the farm is currently open for the season, whether trees are cut-your-own or already cut, what a typical tree costs, whether saws or other equipment are provided, and whether the farm accepts cards or only cash. Asking all of that up front, in one call, saves you from discovering a mismatch between what you expected and what’s actually offered after you’ve already made the drive to Gowanda.
Not documented anywhere in the sources checked. No season dates, days, or hours were found for this farm.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record.
Skip driving out here without calling first, since no hours, pricing, or details about whether trees are cut-your-own or pre-cut were found anywhere in the sources checked.
Located in Gowanda, Cattaraugus County, near several better-documented Western New York farms in this directory that publish more complete hours and pricing information.
Yes. It's listed with an address and phone number in the state tree-farm growers' association locator and referenced in a regional news roundup, confirming it as a real, currently operating business.
Not published anywhere in the sources checked. No dedicated website, Facebook page, hours, or season dates were found for this farm.
Not published in the record. No pricing information was found in any source checked.
Not confirmed. The record does not specify whether this is a cut-your-own field, a choose-and-cut service, or a pre-cut lot.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
10701 Markham Drive, Gowanda, NY 14070, in Cattaraugus County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Western New York.
We track 7 farms in Western New York, 6 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.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 7 farms we track in Western New York had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
Checked September 2026.