A working Morgan Valley lumber sawmill that runs a cut-your-own tree side operation on the same property, with a saw provided and broad daily hours, but no pricing published anywhere found.
Robinson Sawmill and Tree Farm is first and foremost a working rough-cut lumber sawmill in Morgan Valley, with a cut-your-own Christmas tree operation running alongside it on the same property. That framing matters for what to expect: this isn’t a farm built around the holiday visitor experience, with a gift shop and photo backdrops, but a working mill that happens to also let people come cut a tree off the land. If that kind of low-key, working-property atmosphere appeals to you more than a decorated holiday event, this is a reasonable fit; if you’re expecting cocoa stands and Santa, it probably isn’t, since none of that is mentioned anywhere in the record.
A few practical details do hold up across sources. A hand saw is supplied for cutting, so you don’t need to bring your own tools. Trees run roughly 6 to 14 feet, all grown on site, in two species: Colorado blue spruce and alpine fir. Hours are broader than many small farms — any day, roughly 8 AM until dark, rather than a narrow Saturdays-only window — which gives more flexibility for people with a busy weekend schedule. The farm sits about 33 miles north of Salt Lake City off I-84 (Exit 92, heading west on Old Highway Road/Highway 30), which is a manageable drive for most of the Wasatch Front.
First, pricing: nothing in any source checked names a dollar figure for a tree here. That’s a real gap, not a minor one, since tree prices at Utah farms have run anywhere from around $30 flat-rate operations to well over $100 for premium sizes elsewhere in this same research pass — there’s simply no way to estimate where Robinson Sawmill lands without asking. Call 801-876-3190 and get a number before you drive out, especially if you’re working with a specific budget.
Second, make sure you’ve got the right property. Gale Gorder Christmas Trees, another small choose-and-cut grower, operates in the same general Morgan Valley area, and it would be easy to end up at the wrong driveway if you’re navigating from memory rather than a specific address. It’s also worth noting that an unrelated company called Robinson Sawmill, based in Colorado, shares part of this business’s name — if you’re searching online, make sure any contact information you find matches the Morgan, Utah number above.
This is a legitimate, low-frills cut-your-own option with a saw provided and generous daily hours, in a genuinely working farm-and-mill setting rather than a manufactured holiday attraction. The tradeoff is that pricing is a complete unknown from published sources, so treat a visit here as something to confirm by phone first, not something to show up for cold.
Not stated. Hours are listed as any day, roughly 8 AM until dark, which is broader and less concentrated than the Saturdays-only schedule some smaller Utah farms run, so there's no single obviously busiest day identified in the record.
Not stated in the record.
Not stated in the record. A daily 8-AM-to-dark schedule spreads visits across the whole week rather than funneling everyone into one or two days, which suggests less of a single-day crush than a Saturdays-only farm, though this is an inference, not a confirmed fact.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source. This is an active lumber sawmill property with a tree-cutting operation alongside it, so expect a working-farm environment rather than a manicured visitor lot — a reasonable inference given the property's stated primary business, not a confirmed detail.
Skip this farm if you need a confirmed price before you leave the house, since none is published, and skip it if you're expecting a decorated, event-style visit rather than a working sawmill property with a tree-cutting side operation.
Gale Gorder Christmas Trees is another small choose-and-cut grower in the same Morgan Valley area, on the other side of the valley — worth calling if you're making the drive out and want a second option, though neither farm's current 2026 status is confirmed.
No — the record confirms a hand saw is supplied for cutting.
Not published anywhere found in this research. Call ahead to confirm current pricing before you drive out.
Colorado blue spruce and alpine fir, running roughly 6 to 14 feet, all grown on the property, per the record.
Not necessarily — a separate company called Robinson Sawmill at robinsonsawmill.com is a different, unrelated business based in Colorado. This listing is for Robinson Sawmill and Tree Farm in Morgan, Utah.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Monday-Sunday until dark. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
6262 West Old Highway Road, Morgan, UT 84050, in Morgan County. It is one of 8 farms we track in Wasatch Front UT.
We track 8 farms in Wasatch Front UT, 5 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 8 farms we track in Wasatch Front UT had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 3 other farms we track in Morgan County. All Wasatch Front UT farms →
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Checked September 2026.