Christmas tree farm guide · Arkansas

Christmas tree farms in Charleston & nearby.

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Charleston · Arkansas

Pine Grove Christmas Tree Farm

Choose a tagged field tree; staff cut, shake and bale it at no charge, or you cut it yourself after checking in at the barn. Hayrides, pig races, petting zoo and free hot chocolate. Opens the Saturday before Thanksgiving, November 21, through December 22. Tree prices not published; confirm at the farm.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts & Pre-cut

Field trees, tagged by height, price and type: Not published
Tree season: Saturday before Thanksgiving, November 21, through December 22
Visit hours: Saturdays 10am–5:30pm; Sundays and Monday–Friday 1pm–5:30pm; Thanksgiving Day 1pm–5:30pm; Black Friday 10am–5:30pm

Every tree is marked individually with its height, price and type, and the price depends on the height, type and quality of the tree. The farm publishes no per-foot rate, tier or range for field trees or pre-cut Fraser fir: not published; confirm at the farm. Cutting, shaking and baling are at no charge, and a card payment adds $3.

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About 12 miles away · Ozark, Arkansas

Ozark · Arkansas

Christmas Tree Lane

Choose and cut from more than 6,000 Virginia pine, Leyland cypress and Carolina Sapphire trees; prices average $11 a foot. Hayrides, Jolly the snowman, a gift shop and cocoa are part of the fun; Saturdays and Sundays are marked “all amenities”. Opens Saturday, November 21; last day Sunday, December 13; closed Mondays.

Tree options: Cut your own

Choose-and-cut trees, tagged by color: Average $11 a foot
Tree season: Saturday, November 21 – Sunday, December 13; closed Mondays and Thanksgiving Day
Visit hours: Saturdays 9am–5pm; Sundays 2pm–5pm; Tuesday–Friday afternoons in December, 2pm–5pm, limited service

Prices vary with size, quality and species. Each tree has a colored tag, and signs around the farm list every color’s price; the farm gives red as $60 and blue as $70 as examples. It publishes no size range, tax statement or minimum.

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About 21 miles away · Paris, Arkansas

Paris · Arkansas

Johnson Family Christmas Tree Farm

Cut your own tree or have the farm cut it, shaken and netted, with loading help, wreaths, table arrangements and ornaments. Opens the first Saturday after Thanksgiving: Saturdays 10am to dark, Sundays 1pm to dark, weekdays by appointment. Price not published; confirm at the farm.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Christmas trees: Not published
Tree season: Opens the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, Saturday, November 28; closing date and this season’s hours not posted
Visit hours: Saturdays 10am until dark; Sundays 1pm until dark; weekdays by appointment

The farm’s website and Facebook page list no tree price, price list, size range or price for wreaths, arrangements or ornaments.

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Compare	Pine Grove Christmas Tree FarmCharleston, Arkansas · in town
Trees & sizes	Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice; Pre-cut trees Species: Virginia pine, Leyland cypress, Murray cypress, Carolina Sapphire, Blue Ice, Fraser fir (pre-cut). It also lists pre-cut Fraser fir, which is not cut in the field. The farm publishes no height range, so judge each tree by its tag. Every tree for sale is marked individually with its height, price and type, and the price depends on the height, type and quality of the tree.
Published price example	Pre-cut Fraser fir: Not published The farm lists it with no sizes or price. Confirm at the farm. The farm publishes no tax statement, minimum purchase or refund rule; ask at the farm. Other published price details: Every tree is marked individually with its height, price and type, and the price depends on the height, type and quality of the tree. The farm publishes no per-foot rate, tier or range for field trees or pre-cut Fraser fir: not published; confirm at the farm. Cutting, shaking and baling are at no charge, and a card payment adds $3.
Cutting help	Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice Pine Grove Christmas Tree Farm: trees and handling: Cutting, shaking and baling · No charge · Staff do it, or you cut your own after checking in at the barn Walk out to the field and find a tree you like, reading its tag for height, price and type. The farm says a large sign by the animal pens gives directions for finding your tree, and that you should come into the barn if you still have questions. Staff cut, shake and bale your tree at no expense and can help load it onto your vehicle. Choose a tagged field tree; staff cut, shake and bale it at no charge, or you cut it yourself after checking in at the barn.
Shaking, baling & loading	Cutting, shaking and baling your tree: No charge · The farm says it cuts, shakes and bales your tree at no expense; staff can also help you load it. Pine Grove Christmas Tree Farm: trees and handling: Cutting, shaking and baling · No charge · Staff do it, or you cut your own after checking in at the barn Pine Grove Christmas Tree Farm: trees and handling: Loading · No fee stated · Staff can help you load your tree Pine Grove Christmas Tree Farm: trees and handling: String to secure the tree · Provided · Ratchet straps or bungees are easier and better to use Walk out to the field and find a tree you like, reading its tag for height, price and type. The farm says a large sign by the animal pens gives directions for finding your tree, and that you should come into the barn if you still have questions. Staff cut, shake and bale your tree at no expense and can help load it onto your vehicle. If you would rather cut the tree yourself, the farm says it lets you, but asks you to check in at the barn first and say that is what you want to do. The farm provides string to secure the tree, and recommends ratchet straps or bungees, which it says are easier and better to use. Tree prices are not published; confirm the price on the tag and at the barn before you cut. The farm says there is always free hot chocolate, and it does not tie it to buying a tree. Popcorn, soft drinks, cookies, blackberry jam and pepper jelly are listed as available to purchase, with no prices published. The farm’s website does not describe wreaths, tree stands or trunk drilling, so ask at the barn if you need one of them. Choose a tagged field tree; staff cut, shake and bale it at no charge, or you cut it yourself after checking in at the barn. The farm publishes no tax statement, minimum purchase or refund rule; ask at the farm.
Visit arrangements	Saturday before Thanksgiving, November 21, through December 22 Christmas season: Season · Opens the Saturday before Thanksgiving, November 21; last day December 22 Christmas season: Saturdays · 10am–5:30pm Christmas season: Sundays · 1pm–5:30pm Christmas season: Monday–Friday, except Black Friday · 1pm–5:30pm Christmas season: Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26 · Open, 1pm–5:30pm Christmas season: Black Friday · 10am–5:30pm Christmas season: School field trips · By arrangement with the farm; the Visitor Info page gives a window of November 13 through December 21 without a year, so confirm the dates when you book The hours are on the farm’s Tree Pricing & Info page. The farm publishes no weather rule. The farm’s Tree Pricing & Info page gives the season as the Saturday before Thanksgiving through December 22 and prints no year; November 21 is that Saturday when Thanksgiving falls on November 26. The farm lists Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday with their own hours. It publishes no weather, sell-out or last-cut-time rule, so confirm hours with the farm before a long drive.
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Nearby · outside Charleston

Selected nearby farms outside Charleston: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
Compare	Christmas Tree LaneOzark, Arkansas · nearby	Johnson Family Christmas Tree FarmParis, Arkansas · nearby
Trees & sizes	Cut your own Species: Virginia pine, Leyland cypress, Carolina Sapphire. The farm publishes no size range, so judge each tree against its tag.	Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice Species: Virginia pine. Last season’s flyer reminded visitors that the farm also had pre-cut Fraser fir in addition to the trees in the field. The farm does not say whether pre-cut firs are offered this season or at what price.
Published price example	Choose-and-cut tree, average this season: $11 per foot The farm says prices this season average $11 a foot, varying with size, quality and species. The farm publishes no payment methods, tax statement, refund or rain policy for the tree visit; ask at the farm. Other published price details: Prices vary with size, quality and species. Each tree has a colored tag, and signs around the farm list every color’s price; the farm gives red as $60 and blue as $70 as examples. It publishes no size range, tax statement or minimum.	Christmas tree, cut by you or by the farm: Not published No tree price, size range or price list is published on the farm’s website or Facebook page. The farm publishes no payment methods, tax statement or refund rule; ask at the farm. Other published price details: The farm’s website and Facebook page list no tree price, price list, size range or price for wreaths, arrangements or ornaments.
Cutting help	Cut your own If you want to choose now and cut later, the farm allows pre-tagging during its normal hours of operation. A Facebook post this season also says some trees at the farm are a little broken or crooked and deserve a home; it gives no price or discount for them. The farm’s own invitation is to “choose and cut your Christmas tree”; it does not say whether it lends saws, and it does not list shaking, netting, baling or loading help, so ask at the farm. Saws, shaking, netting, loading, parking, restrooms, pet rules and payment methods are not published; ask at the farm.	Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice Cut your own tree or have the farm cut it; every tree is shaken and netted on site, and the farm can help load it.
Shaking, baling & loading	If you want to choose now and cut later, the farm allows pre-tagging during its normal hours of operation. A Facebook post this season also says some trees at the farm are a little broken or crooked and deserve a home; it gives no price or discount for them. The farm’s own invitation is to “choose and cut your Christmas tree”; it does not say whether it lends saws, and it does not list shaking, netting, baling or loading help, so ask at the farm. Moose wanders the farm and likes to rest in the Christmas Cabin. The farm says it can usually coax him into giving autographs and posing for pictures, and that kids will more than likely get to meet him. The farm ties “all amenities” to Saturdays and Sundays and marks its weekday afternoons “tree purchase only”. Saws, shaking, netting, loading, parking, restrooms, pet rules and payment methods are not published; ask at the farm.	Cutting, shaking, netting and loading help: No fee stated · The farm says all trees are cut, shaken and netted on site and that it can help load; no fee is mentioned. Johnson Family Christmas Tree Farm: trees: Virginia pine, cut by you or by the farm; size not published · Not published · All trees are cut, shaken and netted on site Johnson Family Christmas Tree Farm: handling and delivery: Shaking and netting · All trees are shaken and netted on site · No fee stated Johnson Family Christmas Tree Farm: handling and delivery: Loading help · Help loading; bring your own way to secure the tree · No fee stated On the farm’s About page, an older page, the Johnsons say all trees are cut, shaken and netted on site, and that customers can choose to cut the tree themselves or have the farm do the cutting. The farm’s Facebook page describes the visit as choosing and cutting your Christmas tree, and showed a morning of shaking lots of trees last season. Every tree is cut, shaken and netted on the farm. The farm can also help you load the tree, but it suggests bringing your own way to secure it to your vehicle. Cut your own tree or have the farm cut it; every tree is shaken and netted on site, and the farm can help load it. The farm publishes no payment methods, tax statement or refund rule; ask at the farm.
Visit arrangements	Saturday, November 21 – Sunday, December 13; closed Mondays and Thanksgiving Day Christmas season: Opening Day, Saturday, November 21 · 9am–5pm, full service Christmas season: Saturdays · 9am–5pm, full service, all amenities Christmas season: Sundays · 2pm–5pm, full service, all amenities Christmas season: Friday, November 27 (the day after Thanksgiving) · 9am–5pm, full service Christmas season: Tuesday–Friday, December 1–4 and December 8–11 · 2pm–5pm, limited service, tree purchase only Christmas season: Mondays and Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26 · Closed Christmas season: Last day of the season · Sunday, December 13 Christmas season: Homeschool Day, Friday, December 4 · 9am–2pm, admission $6.00 per person; see its section The schedule is on the farm’s home page and The Farm page. The farm publishes no weather rule. The farm’s schedule marks Opening Day, Saturdays, Sundays and Friday, November 27 as full service, with “all amenities” named on Saturdays and Sundays, and marks the Tuesday–Friday afternoons of December 1–4 and December 8–11 as limited service, tree purchase only. The farm does not define “service”. It publishes no weather, early-closing or sell-out rule. Christmas Tree Lane: online store merchandise: Mini Moose and Book bundle · $33.99 Christmas Tree Lane: online store merchandise: Paws, Pines, and Packages (book) · $5.99	Opens the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, Saturday, November 28; closing date and this season’s hours not posted Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Opening: the first Saturday after Thanksgiving · Saturday, November 28 by that rule; this season’s dates are not posted Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Saturdays · 10am until dark Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Sundays · 1pm until dark Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Weekdays · By appointment; call the farm Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Last season: opening weekend · Opened a day early and changed its hours around the parade; the farm posted updated hours Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Last season: final weekend · Saturday 10am–5pm and Sunday 1pm–5pm Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Rain · Open rain or shine last season Standing hours (this season’s dates not posted): Closing date · Not published The standing hours are on the farm’s contact page and its Facebook page. The farm has posted no dates for this season. The farm’s contact page gives standing hours without a year: it opens each year the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, which is Saturday, November 28 this year, and keeps Saturdays 10am until dark, Sundays 1pm until dark and weekdays by appointment. The farm has not posted this season’s dates. Last season it adjusted its opening weekend around a local parade, and on its final weekend closed at 5pm on Saturday and Sunday rather than at dark, so confirm hours before you go. The farm offers delivery within a five-mile radius, for trees only. It does not publish a delivery fee, dates or how to book, and the line on its About page is undated, so ask before counting on it. The farm lists no fee for any of these services. The farm’s contact page says it opens each year the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, which is Saturday, November 28 this year. Hours are Saturdays from 10am until dark and Sundays from 1pm until dark, with weekdays by appointment. The farm has not posted this season’s dates or a closing date. Johnson Family Christmas Tree Farm: hours: Weekdays · By appointment The farm’s Facebook page asks, “Want to take photos at the farm? Call us!” It publishes no fee, dates, rules or booking route for this, so call to ask before you plan one. Opens the first Saturday after Thanksgiving: Saturdays 10am until dark, Sundays 1pm until dark, weekdays by appointment; this season’s dates are not posted.
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