Miracle Acres Opening Day 2026!

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We are so excited to announce that opening day is quickly approaching! We are so happy and honored to be just a small part of your Christmas traditions! Thank you!

Below you will find some helpful details about your trip to the tree farm, when to come by, as well as some of our other fun offerings! See you out there!

Location:
Our tree fields are located down a dirt road at our small family farm at 523 Mason Rd. in Milford, NH. Your GPS should bring you to the right place! Once you arrive at the main house, just follow the dirt road back about a ¼ mile until you see signs for parking!

Date/Time:
We will be open and out in the field Friday and Saturday (Nov. 27th and 28th) from 9am until dark. After opening weekend, we will be open Mon.-Fri. by appointment. And Saturdays in the field until we sell out! Watch our FB for updates! We are closed on Sundays.

Prices:
This year we will have Cut-your-own Balsam Firs, as well as a selection of NH pre-cut Fraser Firs. All trees, big or small, are $85. Our typical range for adult trees is about 6-9 ft.

What to expect:
It’s a busy day and full of fun! Once you’ve squeezed into a parking space and found the missing mitten or boot, wrangled the leash on the doggie, or released an excited “eeeeeeee”, take a walk up to our pavilion to borrow a saw and ask any questions you’d like. Any tree in our 7 fields is available to you. You will find that some are drastically smaller or larger than others in some fields. That’s because someone bought a tree there in past years and we’ve replanted! Totally normal! And… fun fact: Did you know that it takes 7-10 years to grow a Christmas tree?! Woah!

Once you’ve picked the strongest and bravest (or at least most willing) of the bunch to cut down the tree you’ve carefully selected, come grab some free hot cocoa or hot cider, buy some maple goodies made by Joy, and join us by the fire to warm up! We will also be running tractor pulled wagon rides down to field 7 and back, where we have lots of beautiful trees ready for this year! So, feel free to hop on just for fun or to hitch a ride there and back without having to pull your tree up the hill (SCORE!).

We are so excited to see you out there! We love to see your familiar faces, catch up, and see how your families and lives have changed and grown! We appreciate you coming out and supporting our small family business and in return we hope to make your tree traditions fun! From all of us at Miracle Acres Christmas Tree Farm, THANK YOU!

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

Cut Your Own Christmas Trees

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We are located at:
523 Mason Rd
Milford, NH 03055

Hours:

Opening November 27, 2026

Mon. – Fri. by appointment
Saturdays and Opening day (November 27, 2026) from 9am – Dark,
We feature Complimentary Wagon Rides, Hot Cider, and Hot Cocoa;

Closed Sundays!

Varieties:

We have a fine selection of Balsam Fir and Spruce Christmas Trees for you to cut. We also have a nice selection of New Hampshire Fresh-Cut Frasier Fir.

Want to know how to care for your tree? Here are some great instructions.

Pricing:

Cut your own Christmas trees $85 each.
Fresh-Cut NH Christmas trees $85 each.

Tree netting available for $3 per tree.

Who We Are

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We are a family owned and operated farm in Milford, New Hampshire. We are dedicated to maintaining our New Hampshire heritage in farming. We make our products with just the right mix of technology, tradition and old fashion ingenuity. We still make our pure Maple Syrup the old fashion way on a wood fired evaporator, but we use a new smaller health tap to protect the health of the trees.

The Tree Field

The Christmas Season is upon us and it is time to buy your tree. Since 1996, we have provided the local community with options in Fraser Fir, Balsam Fir, and Blue and White Spruce for Christmas tree pleasures. We offer complimentary wagon rides, hot cocoa, and hot apple cider each Saturday when you come to cut your own Christmas Tree, so bundle up and bring your family and come cut a tree.

Dave teaching some local school-children about tapping

We may be covered in snow now but come February it will start warming up and be time to make Maple Syrup. We tap trees in several locations in the Milford area. Our Maple Syrup is made by the fourth generation with sap from trees on land that has been family owned since 1897. With a wide variety of plastic and decorative glass containers we provide choices in syrup for gifts and kitchen table use.

Trees 4 Scouts

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The Scouts from Troop 407 do a fundraiser each year at Christmas time.

For those of you in the Milford, NH and Amherst, NH area that don’t have a way to dispose of your tree at the end of the Christmas Season, the Scouts will pick it up for a donation.

You can follow this link to learn more about it. Trees for Scouts


Don’t Forget to Decorate the Tree

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We have so enjoyed seeing the ornaments going up on the designated tree each year.

These are but a few of the ornaments we have received. The tree we use changes from year to year, so look for it when you come. And bring an ornament. Put your name and the year on it. And we will keep decorating. We are slowly eliminating our own ornaments as we gain more of yours. We look forward to what ornaments show up this year.

The Sugar House

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This is a 4×12 ft evaporator. The fire is fed every 5-10 minutes and has forced draft fans that make the fire burn hotter.

 

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It produces so much steam. Unless we keep the doors wide open, it fills the room with so much steam that we can’t see each other. It’s like walking around in a cloud.

 

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Checking to see if the syrup is sheeting off the scoop. When it sheets properly it’s ready. James (holding the scoop) is third-generation making syrup.

 

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Bottling the sweet stuff.

 

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This is happy. Dave created him to explain the process of tapping to the kids that come by on tours. He’s happy when we have warm days and cold nights.