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Christmas Tree Farms & Lots Near Me — Page 6

Choose-and-cut farms and seasonal lots that sell Christmas trees, from a field you cut yourself to a pre-cut stand open for a few weeks.

All christmas tree farms & lots

9 christmas tree farms & lots on this page

Listings 121–129 of 129

Golden State Family Farms in Richmond takes the top spot, rated 3.0 out of 5 from 27 reviews. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

Rivers Pumpkin Patch & Christmas Tree Farm, out in Portsmouth, is next up, rated 3.0 out of 5 from 4 reviews. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

Tom's Adventures Pumpkin Patch & Christmas Trees near Vista rounds out this stretch of the list, rated 2.8 out of 5 from 31 reviews. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

Also worth the drive: ABC Tree Farms & Pick of the Patch Pumpkins in Daly City, rated 2.7 out of 5 from 6 reviews. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

Daves Christmas Tree Lot in Brandon is another strong option. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

Fischer's Tree Farm, out in Bad Axe, is next up. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

Richie Farms, LLC near Lansing rounds out this stretch of the list. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

Also worth the drive: SAL CHRISTMAS TREES in Ventura. Visitors come here for christmas trees.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a choose-and-cut farm and a pre-cut lot?

Choose-and-cut, also called u-cut or cut-your-own, means you select a tree in the field and it is cut there. A pre-cut lot sells trees that were already cut and trucked to the stand, which is how a lot of city locations work for a few weeks in December.

The listing name and description are the clue we have to which one a business runs. Call ahead if that is not clear.

When should I go for a Christmas tree?

Most farms and lots open the weekend after Thanksgiving and stay open into the week of Christmas, though the dates move every year. The first two weekends usually have the widest choice. The closer you get to Christmas Eve, the more likely a lot is to be picked over or already closed for the season.

Should I call ahead for hours and prices?

Yes, if the trip depends on either one. Hours in our listings can reflect a fall or year-round schedule rather than December tree hours, and we do not publish tree prices because they change by height, species and week. Use the phone number or website on the listing to confirm both before you go.

Are these the same places as the pumpkin patches?

Some are. A farm may run a pumpkin patch in the fall and sell trees in December, and both can show up in our data. Others are tree lots that only operate for the holidays. Being listed here means the listing says it sells Christmas trees.

It does not mean every fall attraction is still open, or that a tree is in stock the day you visit.

Find a Christmas tree near you

The fastest way to find a farm or lot selling Christmas trees nearby is the map: enter your ZIP code, then set the feature filter to Christmas trees. Results re-sort by distance from your location.

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