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Christmas tree farms / Rhode Island

Christmas Tree Farms in Rhode Island

Rhode Island is small, with a short list of choose and cut lots in the western and northern towns and the nearest alternatives close by in Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Photo: “Christmas tree farm IA”, Unknown author, Public domain

Rhode Island at a glance

Farms listed as of 2026-10-09
15
Farms in Rhode Island
across 5 counties
15
Choose and cut
walk the field and cut your own
4
Pre-cut
cut earlier and ready to load
6
Species named
White spruce, Blue spruce and Fraser fir
The farms

Christmas tree farms in Rhode Island

  • Clark's Christmas Tree Farm

    Tiverton, RI, Newport County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Canaan fir, Concolor fir, Blue spruce

    Also: pre-tagging, tree wrapping, gift shop, tree stands

    Opens: Clarks will open the Friday after Thanksgiving and will be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday until we are sold out.

  • Bedrock Farm

    Wakefield, RI, Washington County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Douglas fir, Canaan fir, Fraser fir

    Also: live trees, pre-tagging, tree wrapping, fir needle candles and soaps

    Opens: Cutting season begins the day after Thanksgiving until Christmas Eve.

  • Petersen Farm

    Chepachet, RI, Providence County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: White spruce, Blue spruce, Concolor fir

    Also: wreaths

    Opens: our season starts the Friday after Thanksgiving

  • Riverside Christmas Tree Farm

    Charlestown, RI, Washington County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Balsam fir, Douglas fir, White spruce, Blue spruce

    Also: pre-tagging

    Opens: Weekend before Thanksgiving until the weekend before Christmas, Saturday & Sunday 11:00 to 4:00.

  • Nagetuck Farms

    Tiverton, RI, Bristol County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Balsam fir, Fraser fir, Concolor fir

    Also: pre-tagging, greenery, local products

  • Rossi Tree Farm

    Cranston, RI, Providence County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Canaan fir, White spruce, Blue spruce, Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Norway spruce

    Also: wreaths, roping, tree wrapping, gift shop

    Opens: Cutting season begins the day after Thanksgiving until Christmas Eve.

  • Fraser Farm

    Coventry, RI, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Fraser fir, Balsam fir, Concolor fir, Grand fir, Turkish fir, White spruce, Blue spruce, White pine

    Also: pre-tagging

  • Pachet Brook Tree Farm

    Tiverton, RI, Newport County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Blue spruce, White spruce, Norway spruce, White pine, Douglas fir, Balsam fir, Fraser fir

    Also: live trees, pre-tagging, tree wrapping, gift shop

  • Stop and Chop Tree Farm

    Exeter, RI, Washington County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Blue spruce, White spruce, Fraser fir

    Also: pre-tagging, gift shop

  • Big John Leyden's Christmas Tree Farm

    West Greenwich, RI, Kent County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Also: live trees, pre-tagging, tree wrapping, gift shop

  • Sweet Berry Farm

    Middletown, RI, Newport County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Also: wreaths, greens, holiday desserts

  • Nye Christmas Trees

    Greene, RI, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: White spruce

    Also: pre-tagging

    Opens: Dec 1 to Dec 24, 9am to 4pm. Weekends only.

Check a farm’s page or call before you drive; dates and hours change with the weather.

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The trees

Trees Rhode Island farms grow

Rhode Island is small, with a short list of choose and cut lots in the western and northern towns and the nearest alternatives close by in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Farms here name white spruce (8), blue spruce (7), fraser fir (7), douglas fir (5) and balsam fir (4) most often. The species guide compares how each holds its needles and smells.

Before you go

Growers, permits and snow in Rhode Island

The National Christmas Tree Association links to growers and care guides.

Snow covered pines standing in a white field under a gray sky, a lane of untouched snow running between them to a wooded ridge
A tree farm in the snow. Snow is a good day to cut: trees hold up well in the cold, and a farm that is open in snow will usually say so on its own page or phone line before you drive out. “Christmas Tree Lane 2” by Jimlaneozark, CC BY-SA 3.0

Rhode Island Christmas tree farm questions

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