The clearest pricing model in this entire batch — a flat $10 per linear foot, plus free drilling and vehicle-securing help — but the 2025 season was a single Thanksgiving weekend only, so confirm this year's dates before counting on more time.
$10 per linear foot for all varieties (not a flat per-tree price); trees over 10 feet priced by consultation with the owner. Tree stands sold separately at varying prices.
Twin Bridges Tree Farm offers something genuinely rare in this batch of Kentucky farms: a simple, transparent, per-foot price that lets you calculate your cost before you ever leave the driveway. At $10 per linear foot across Norway spruce, White pine, and Scotch pine, the math is straightforward — a 6-foot tree runs $60, a 7-footer $70, an 8-footer $80, and so on, using nothing but the farm’s own stated rate. Anything taller than 10 feet steps outside the flat rate and gets priced individually in consultation with the owner, which makes sense given how much variability there can be in a very large tree’s shape and condition.
Beyond the tree cost itself, the farm bundles in several services at no extra charge: shaking and netting the tree, drilling a hole in the trunk for stand installation, and help securing the tree to your vehicle for the drive home. Stand drilling in particular is a small but genuinely useful convenience — it’s an extra step many people either skip or handle awkwardly at home, and having it done for free on-site is worth factoring into how this farm compares to one that charges separately or doesn’t offer it at all. If you also want a wreath, Fraser fir wreaths in the 24 to 28 inch range, double-sided, are available separately, with a specific staff contact (Donna) handling those orders.
Where this listing gets less certain is timing. The only documented schedule — Friday and Saturday 9am to dark, Sunday noon to dark — was tied specifically to a single Thanksgiving weekend in 2025: Friday the 28th through Sunday the 30th. Nothing in the record confirms whether the 2026 season extends beyond that one weekend or repeats the same narrow window. Given how clear and specific the farm’s website was about pricing and services, it’s reasonable to expect similarly clear information about this year’s dates if you call — 502-216-4338 — rather than assuming either a longer or shorter season on your own.
Twin Bridges stands out in this batch for genuine price transparency and a thoughtful set of included services, which makes it easier than most farms here to actually plan a budget around. The remaining unknown is simply how many weekends you’ll have the chance to take advantage of that pricing — worth a quick call to lock down before you commit a specific Saturday.
In 2025, the farm was open just Friday through Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend (Nov 28–30), Friday–Saturday 9am to dark and Sunday noon to dark. Whether 2026 offers a longer season isn't confirmed, so call ahead rather than assuming more weekends.
Not documented, though the free drilling and vehicle-securing services suggest a visit that includes more than just cutting — budget a little extra time for those add-on services.
Not documented directly, but a single-weekend season concentrated around Thanksgiving suggests that weekend could be genuinely busy, since there's no later, quieter alternative documented.
Not documented.
Not documented.
Skip assuming a multi-weekend season without confirming — the only documented season was a single Thanksgiving weekend, and that may or may not extend further in 2026.
In Alvaton, Warren County, near Bowling Green in the South Central Kentucky region of this directory — close enough to Hartman Tree Farm and Bare Creek Farm to compare pricing models, since Twin Bridges' per-foot rate is unusually transparent compared to most farms in this batch.
$10 per linear foot, applied across Norway spruce, White pine, and Scotch pine. That means a 6-foot tree is $60 and an 8-foot tree is $80, by simple arithmetic on the farm's own stated rate. Trees taller than 10 feet are priced individually by the owner rather than by the flat per-foot rate.
Tree shaking and netting, free drilling of the trunk for stand installation, and help securing the tree to your vehicle — a fuller service package than the flat per-foot price alone suggests.
Yes — Fraser fir wreaths, 24 to 28 inches and double-sided, are sold separately from the trees. A specific contact (Donna) handles wreath orders.
The only documented 2025 season was a single Thanksgiving weekend (Friday Nov 28 through Sunday Nov 30). Whether 2026 extends beyond that single weekend isn't confirmed — call ahead to check.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fri–Sun (2025 season: Nov 28–30). Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $10. $10 per linear foot for all varieties (not a flat per-tree price); trees over 10 feet priced by consultation with the owner. Tree stands sold separately at varying prices.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
9669 Twin Bridges Rd, Alvaton, KY, in Warren County. It is one of 3 farms we track in South Central Kentucky Region.
We track 3 farms in South Central Kentucky Region, 2 of which let you cut your own tree. At $10 to start this one sits below the regional median of $20, undercutting 2 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has wreaths and garland for sale, which most South Central Kentucky Region farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 3 farms we track in South Central Kentucky Region had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 11 other farms we track in Warren County. All South Central Kentucky Region farms →
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Checked September 2026.