Make a Family Tradition with Us
Opening Day, is November 27, 2026
We will be open from 9am to 5pm opening day and all weekends until sold out. Weekday hours are 10am to 5pm
Prices this year will be the same as last year:
$80. for Fraser, Concolor, Korean, and Turkish fir.
$60. for all Spruce and Douglas Fir.
All prices include PA sales tax and
are for any size tree.
Our Services
* We offer free baling and tree drilling.
* Saws are provided to cut your own Christmas tree.
* Wreaths and garland are available in our barn, "Christmas Junction".
*We also offer a selection of ornaments and railroad themed gifts.
*We encourage large tailgating parties to call ahead and make arrangements for special parking.
* We welcome your leashed dog.
To our Loyal Customers:
Our thanks for your continued support.
Before the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution comes to a close, we must pay homage to three American cities where actions of defiance to the Crown were most prominent:
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Boston - Home of the “Boston Tea Party”, which many historians consider to be the event that triggered the revolution.
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New York City - The razing of King George’s gilded lead statue immediately following the reading of the Declaration of Independence on July 9, 1776, is significant. What action could be more insulting to a king?
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Philadelphia - The city where a document was signed declaring independence and severing ties with the Crown, was a clear display of unification. How would the king maintain his opulent way of life without the tax revenue from his Colonial subjects?
With the bold actions in these 3 cities, the colonists were risking a confrontation with the most powerful military in the world at that time. But that’s exactly what they did, and against all odds, they were victorious.
The question that screams to be asked…Does this determination or vibe still exist 250 years later in these cities? A look at American football and baseball ( both were invented in the US ) shows evidence that this vibe to overcome all odds and win does still exist in these cities:
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1969 NY Jets overcame 110 to 1 pre-season odds to beat the Baltimore Colts 16-7 in the Super Bowl. This was considered to be the biggest upset in Super Bowl history.
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1969 NY Mets ( “Miracle Mets” ) overcame 100 to 1 preseason odds to win the World Series and beat the Baltimore Orioles in 5 games. The Orioles were heavily favored.
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The New England Patriots ( Boston ) kicked a game winning 48 yard field goal to beat the St. Louis Rams 20 - 17 as time expired in the 2001 Super Bowl. Patriots pre-season odds to win the Super Bowl were 60 to 1.
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The 2004 Boston Red Sox, down 0 to 3 against the NY Yankees in the ALCS, came back to win the next 4 games (this had never been done ), advance to the World Series, win it all, and forever erase the “Curse of the Bambino”.
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The NY Giants upset the heavily favored New England Patriots 17 - 14 in the 2007 Super Bowl. The Patriots finished the regular season 16 - 0 while the Giants were 10 - 6 and given 30 to 1 pre-season odds to win the Super Bowl.
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With pre-season odds of 40 to 1 to win the Super Bowl, the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots 41 to 33 on February 4, 2018. Nick Foles, a late season quarterback sub, became the first player in Super Bowl history to throw and catch touchdowns. His reception “the Philly Special” is considered to be the greatest play call of all time.
On display near the caboose this year will be a pair of authentic stadium seats from Veteran’s Stadium in Philadelphia. If you were sitting in these seats on Tuesday, October 21, 1980, at 11:29 pm EST, you would have witnessed the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Kansas City Royals and win their first World Series.
Take a moment to sit in one of these seats, close your eyes, take a deep breath, relax and feel “The Vibe”.
Merry Christmas,
Dave Beck
