Saugus was first declared a "Tree City" by the National Arbor Day Foundation in 1998. 

The town has always been known for its trees -
the town seal features a tree in the background.

By maintaining the Tree Farm, we can ensure that public trees lost
to disease and injury get replaced at a minimal cost to the town.

The Saugus Tree Farm is the creation of a volunteer effort and we sponsor
 "tree farm maintenance days" to invite the public to volunteer for this great
opportunity to get close to nature and maintain the Farm for the Town. 


Further information will be gladly given if you call:

Margery Hunter  (781) 233-0349 
 
Nancy Prag      (781) 231-9531
 
Tim Hawkes      (781) 233-6428



Directions to the Saugus Tree Farm:

Central Street to Jasper Street take a right onto Cross Street (the sign says "to Auburn Street")  
Bear left onto Auburn Street.   The walk-through driveway is between 25 & 27 Auburn Street, 
which is the Town Right of Way, to the Tree Farm.  
  
You may park near 27 Auburn Street (Pioneer Sales Building) then walk down the driveway
to the right of the building, over the railroad tracks and follow the dirt road to the tree farm.  

You can also try to drive all the way down, though space is limited.