Closed for the 2024 Season

Merry Christmas!
Boulder Brook Farm

Christmas Barn

Come On In, Warm Up, Browse & Enjoy

Once you select your tree, either from the field or from the pre-cut display, come inside the Christmas Barn to pay for it. While inside, you can sit on our big benches to warm up in front of the stove, enjoy a free cup of hot mulled cider, and look through what’s offered in the barn.

For The Tree

Custom Commemorative Ornament
Diane and Ernie Balch live right down the road in Malta. Every Christmas season they craft a unique Boulder Brook Farm ornament for your tree. Start your collection!

Tree Stands
Your tree needs to be well-supported and well-watered. We stock two sizes of tree stands to make sure you’re properly equipped to set up and care for your tree at home.

Santa’s Magic Water Spout
The keys to a long-lasting indoor tree are getting it fresh and keeping it watered. This little funnel system makes it easy to monitor and replenish the water supply in your stand.

For Gifts

Wild Honey
Our beekeeper George Howe keeps his hives right here on the Farm, just across the pond from the barn. Honey can’t get more local than that – and his is delicious.

Maple Syrup
Bruce Carpenter taps his own trees up by Lake Luzerne. He brings us fresh syrup, when he’s not tending to his own crop of Christmas trees.

Balsam Pillows
Gladys Graser lives on Lake George, and has been making balsam pillows for as long as she can remember. What else in the world smells like Christmas all year?

Goat Milk Soap
Becca Knaus pastures Nubian goats on her farm just outside of Bennington. Each bar has 4 ounces of natural softness. So good for your skin in so many ways!

For Decorations

Wreaths
Our fresh wreaths are on the display rack just outside the Christmas Barn. Pick one of the three sizes you like for your front door – or to give one to a friend! 

Bundles of Boughs
Select a couple of these – just trimmed from our trees – and use them to ‘spruce up’ your own living room decorations at home!

Pinecones by the Bag
We gather cones from underneath the huge White Pines growing in our woods. You can add them to your wreath or dinner table.

Firewood by the Bag
These are all native hardwoods that we’ve cut, split, and seasoned for at least two years. Pick up a couple of bags for the winter cheer of a Yuletide fire!

Just for Fun…

While you’re in the barn warming up, sipping cider, and shopping, take a look at our collection of antique children’s sleds. Offer the kids even more insight into history, by showing them our display of ice harvesting tools. This old-fashioned practice used to be a big deal right here on Saratoga Lake!