Henry’s Christmas Tree Farm

This was our first year selecting a real Christmas Tree so we headed to Henry’s after reading the positive Unilocal reviews and getting good feedback from friends. There’s a nice little festive Christmas shop at the top of the property. It has a lovely selection of ornaments as well as free apple cider and candy kanes. It’s a family and pet friendly farm (we had our dog leashed) There’s a tractor pull on weekends that will bring you to and from the lots where you can select your tree. Prices are reasonable and selection is great. This is a cash/​check only establishment. We tagged our tree and paid on the spot — A Fraser Fir that was about 6 ½ ft tall for about $ 48. The staff was friendly and fairly knowledgeable about the trees. Overall, a great trip! We can’t wait to pick up our tree.

I take Christmas very seriously. This Farm is so nice and everybody running is so friendly. I have been coming here since I was a little kid. Once we arrived we went to the store and we were greeted by a nice very nice lady she explain the whole process to us. Then the equally as nice man offered to take me and my family down to the tagging area by a tractor. There are so many beautiful trees to choose from the scenery is absolutely breathtaking. When you finally pick your tree there are plenty of workers around to help you tag your beautiful tree! They price per foot and the cost depends what type of tree! We paid 60 for an 8 footer! What a steal. This is the farm to go to! It has charm and character! And most importantly they are very friendly and helpful! Note: If you choose to cut down your own then you

I looo-​ooove this farm. Everyone is super helpful, I felt like I was making a large consumer good purchase, not a Christmas tree. Prices are reasonable for pre-​cut and super efficient to go in, pick a tree — they always have a good selection out — pay, and leave. OR you can take a hayride out to the fields and select your own. We have chosen the quicker option. The tree salesperson (?) then took a look and did additional trimming for us before wrapping the tree and popping it in the car!
The shop is adorably kitsch, lots of different ornaments (a few unique but pretty much all made in China and Taiwan), tree accessories, and a big bucket of mini candy canes.
Cash only!

So I am split. The family really wanted to ‘cut’ the tree but it was not to be. That being said, you do get to roam the property, find your tree and then… well someone else will show up, tell you how much it will cost, cut it and then load it to the truck. All you have to do is chase it down, pay for it and tie it to your truck.
I guess you could either be disappointed that you were able to go all Paul Bunion or, you can be happy that someone else was.
The staff though was great and even chucked it up onto the truck for us.

This place is a rip off. Over priced. Poor customer service. Tried to charge me 160 bucks for an 11 ft tree. 4 workers standing around with their hands in their pockets didn’t offer to tie tree to roof of my vehicle ! Won’t go back here. Ps never saw any free cider either !

Not only was Henry’s cheaper than other tree farms I’ve been to in RI, it’s the full package experience.
You arrive, board a tractor ride through the Christmas tree farm to your destination. You find a tree, it gets cut down, wrapped up and shipped back to the front. You board another tractor to come back and your tree is waiting for you. There are lots of photo ops spread around (a sleigh you can sit in, a set of wooden trees with holes you can put your faces in, etc.)
There’s also a shop with free hot cider, wreaths and loads of ornaments.
I’m pretty serious about my Christmas tree cutting experience. Since moving to RI I’ve found decent farms (Pachet Farm in Tiverton is great) — but this one is the whole package and probably where I’ll come back next year.
For those concerned about price, our 6.5 foot tree was $ 45.

We’ve been coming here for years — partly for the beautiful trees, but even more the for the total experience. Take a long walk through their beautiful trees, gaze out over the acres of trees and fields beyond; get some hot cider, sniff the air, and step out of the holiday madness for a bit. There are families and decorations and lovely greenery everywhere. Beats any parking lot next to a big box store any day, and will put you into a totally different holiday frame of mind. A bit more money, but (1) our trees never fail to last all the way through the holidays without dropping a needle, they’re so high quality and fresh. When we put it out for the recycling man it looks just as nice as when we got it. And (2) I like buying from a local farm and helping to keep it going — and also to keep the farmland as beautiful open space. And not — in RI fashion — being completely built up with yet more ugly, crappy development houses and asphalt parking lots. Go early to tag, take your kids, ride in the truck, bring a beautiful topper to mark your tree, and make getting the tree a whole new wonderful tradition. And your kids can see real trees, actually growing, in a gorgeous spot.
So go to Henry’s and find a whole new way to make your holidays peaceful, and meaningful, and do some good while you’re at it.

I like this place a lot! I’ve gotten my trees here every year for the past 3 years and nary a bit of trouble. Expensive? Maybe. But compared to where I’m used to getting my trees (our family farm in Wisconsin), everything is. The playing field is leveled by charging $ 8.50 a foot, not by type of tree, so should you desire a Frasier Fur, you only have height to consider… this is a measure I can approve of.
I can’t attest to the owner’s issues, as I got there mid to late morning on a Sunday, but we were treated with kindness and a cheery attitude.