A large, long-running operation spread across three separate lots with real variety in tree species, but you need to know which lot does what before you drive out, since they don't all keep the same hours or offer the same service.
Seekonk Tree Farm has been run by the Sweet family since 1978, growing trees across roughly 21 acres split into three separate lots on Seekonk Road and Seekonk Cross Road in Great Barrington. That history and scale make it one of the more established operations in this part of the Berkshires, and the six named tree varieties on offer, Canaan fir, Concolor fir, Fraser fir, Meyer spruce, White pine, and White spruce, give visitors more real choice than many smaller family farms nearby.
The single most important thing to know before driving to Seekonk is that “the farm” isn’t one place. Lot 3, at 32 Seekonk Cross Road, is open daily for cut-your-own and choose-and-cut. Lot 2, at 65 Seekonk Road, is weekends only. Lot 1, at 49 Seekonk Road, handles pre-tagged tree pickup by appointment and houses the gift shop. If you assume any one of these represents the whole operation, you could end up at a closed lot or one that doesn’t offer the service you wanted. A quick call to 413-528-6002 before you leave the house is the simple fix.
Nothing in the sources reviewed lists a dollar figure for a Seekonk tree, so this page can’t offer even a rough range. What is worth knowing is that cut-and-carry services, mechanical shaking, drilling, and baling, are available on site, which typically matters more to your total cost and effort than the tag price of the tree itself. Whether those services are included or charged separately isn’t stated in the record, so ask when you arrive.
The season’s stated pattern is the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve, which places the 2026 window at Friday, November 27 through Thursday, December 24. A 2025 Berkshire Eagle story noted strong early-season turnout at Seekonk specifically, which lines up with the general rule that the first weekend after Thanksgiving is usually the busiest of any multi-week tree season. If you want first pick of six varieties rather than whatever’s left of the popular ones, an early visit is the safer bet.
Lot 1’s gift shop sells wreaths, roping, kissing balls, and brush bundles, giving you a one-stop option if you want more than just a tree. Combined with the size of the operation and its 45-plus years of history, Seekonk reads as a farm built to handle real volume rather than a small side operation, which is consistent with it running three lots at once.
Pricing, parking conditions, whether saws are provided, and card-versus-cash policy are all absent from the record. None of that is disqualifying for a farm with this much operating history, but it does mean the responsible way to plan a visit is a short phone call first, especially to confirm which lot matches what you’re after.
Opening weekend, Friday November 27 through the following weekend. The season runs through Christmas Eve, December 24, 2026, but a 2025 news report noted strong early turnout, suggesting the best selection goes fastest at the start.
Plan for more time than a single-lot farm, since Seekonk operates across three locations with different rules — Lot 3 daily, Lot 2 weekends only, Lot 1 by appointment for pre-tagged pickup — and figuring out which one you need adds a step before you even arrive.
Not documented precisely, but a 2025 Berkshire Eagle story reported strong early-season turnout at Seekonk, consistent with the general pattern that the first weekend after Thanksgiving draws the heaviest crowds of a multi-week season.
Not documented in the record for any of the three lots specifically.
Not documented in the record. Mechanical tree shaking and carts for hauling trees are available, which reduces physical effort once you've chosen a tree, even though field walking itself isn't addressed.
Skip a same-day decision about which lot to visit without checking first, since Lot 3 is open daily, Lot 2 is weekends only, and Lot 1 is by-appointment pre-tag pickup only — showing up at the wrong lot on the wrong day could mean a wasted trip.
Seekonk is in Great Barrington, a Berkshire County hub with plenty else to do. Ioka Valley Farm in Hancock and Crane Hill Tree Farm in Washington are other Berkshire County farms in this directory if you want to compare selection and hours before deciding where to go.
It depends on what you want. Lot 3 (32 Seekonk Cross Rd) is open daily for cut-your-own and choose-and-cut. Lot 2 (65 Seekonk Rd) is weekends only. Lot 1 (49 Seekonk Rd) is for pre-tagged tree pickup by appointment and has the gift shop. Call 413-528-6002 if you're unsure.
Six named varieties: Canaan fir, Concolor fir, Fraser fir, Meyer spruce, White pine, and White spruce — more selection than many smaller Massachusetts farms in this directory.
Not published as of this research. Seekonk hasn't posted 2026 pricing online, so budget by calling ahead rather than assuming a figure.
Based on the farm's stated pattern of running from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve, that's Friday, November 27 through Thursday, December 24, 2026.
November 27 – December 24, 2026. Daily at Lot 3 (32 Seekonk Cross Rd); weekends only at Lot 2 (65 Seekonk Rd); Lot 1 (49 Seekonk Rd) is pre-tag pickup by appointment. Hours: 9am to dusk.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
Seekonk Road, Great Barrington, MA 01230 (three lots: 49 Seekonk Rd, 65 Seekonk Rd, and 32 Seekonk Cross Rd), in Berkshire County. It is one of 4 farms we track in Western Massachusetts/Berkshires.
We track 4 farms in Western Massachusetts/Berkshires, 4 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.
Its season runs about 28 days against a regional average of 28, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has free netting/baling, wreaths and garland for sale, a gift shop or farm market, which most Western Massachusetts/Berkshires farms on our list do not.
There are 2 other farms we track in Berkshire County. All Western Massachusetts/Berkshires farms →
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Checked September 2026.