Christmas tree farm guide
Christmas tree farms in Oklahoma.
From Owasso and Bristow in the Tulsa area, through Norman, Yukon and Harrah around Oklahoma City, to Enid in the north-central part of the state, these six Oklahoma farm guides explain which trees each farm grows, what it charges where it says, what it handles for you and when it opens. Five farms let you cut your own, five sell pre-cut firs, and tree season opens between Saturday, November 21 and Friday, November 27.
Pick a region and a tree
Two farms are in the Tulsa area: Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm in Owasso and Molly and Socks Christmas Tree Farm in Bristow, off Route 66. Three sit around Oklahoma City: Wells Christmas Tree Farm in Norman, All Pine Christmas Tree Farm in Yukon and Cross Timbers Christmas Tree Farm in Harrah. Red Bird Farm is in Enid, in the north-central part of the state. Virginia pine is the farm-grown tree here: Owasso, Wells and Cross Timbers grow it, Owasso adds Leyland cypress and Carolina Sapphire, Cross Timbers adds Scotch pine, and Red Bird grows pine and cypress for cutting. At Molly and Socks and All Pine, ask the farm which kinds are ready. For a fir, Owasso, Wells and Cross Timbers sell Fraser, Balsam, Nordmann and Noble firs, with Douglas and Grand firs at Owasso and Wells too; Red Bird has pre-cut fir and spruce, and Molly and Socks brings in fresh pre-cuts from Michigan.
Compare the whole price
Wells gives the most detail: farm-grown Virginia pines run from $25 for a 3-foot grade #3 tree to $350 for a 12-foot grade #1 tree, priced by grade and height, and pre-cut firs run from $40 for a tabletop Fraser to $575 for a 16-foot Balsam. Owasso prices a farm-grown tree of average height at $50 to $150, by variety, height and quality, and All Pine prices each tree individually, starting at $65. At Molly and Socks, Red Bird and Cross Timbers, ask the farm what a tree costs this season; Red Bird tags every tree in the field with its type and height. Owasso’s hayride, hot apple cider and candy canes are free, and so are Cross Timbers’ hot chocolate and cider.
Ask what the farm handles
Five farms look after your tree once it is cut: at Wells, Molly and Socks, All Pine, Red Bird and Cross Timbers, staff shake it out and net, wrap, bale or load it for you, and Wells will also deliver and set up a pre-ordered tree within 40 miles. All Pine, Red Bird and Cross Timbers lend you a saw to cut your own, with a wagon at Red Bird and a tree buggy at Cross Timbers; Wells hands you a saw and a sled or sends someone to cut it for you, and Owasso lets you cut with its saw or find a field hand. At Owasso and Molly and Socks, ask the farm how shaking, netting and loading work for a farm-grown tree. Fresh wreaths are on sale at Owasso, Wells, Molly and Socks, Red Bird and Cross Timbers. Santa at Wells and Molly and Socks, Wells’ coffee shop and Owasso’s hayride are separate from a tree purchase, and photographer sessions, permits and passes are booked separately from a tree purchase at all six farms.
Time the season
Owasso, Wells and Red Bird open on Saturday, November 21: Owasso runs through Monday, December 21, Wells through Saturday, December 19 and closes on Thanksgiving Day, and Red Bird is open on listed days through Sunday, December 13. Cross Timbers starts with Earlybird Sunday, November 22 and an opening weekend from Friday to Sunday, November 27 to 29; ask the farm for its last day. All Pine opens for tree sales the day after Thanksgiving and takes pre-tagging during November, so ask the farm for this year’s exact dates. Molly and Socks is open Fridays through Sundays from November 27 through December 20, with Monday to Thursday by appointment; ask the farm whether it opens on Saturday and Sunday, November 21 and 22.
Owasso · Oklahoma
Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm
Choose a Virginia pine, Leyland cypress or Carolina Sapphire in the field and cut it yourself or have a field hand cut it; a farm-grown tree of average height runs $50 to $150. Open Saturday, November 21 through Monday, December 21: weekends 9am–7pm, weekdays 1pm–7pm; the field and free hayride close at 5pm.
- Trees by variety, height and quality
- $50–$150 per average height tree
- Tree season
- Saturday, November 21 – Monday, December 21
- Visit hours
- Weekends 9am–7pm; weekdays 1pm–7pm; Black Friday 9am–7pm; you-cut field and hayride close at 5pm each day; last day closes at 5pm
Farm-grown trees are priced by variety, height and quality, and an average height tree runs $50 to $150. Hayrides, hot apple cider and candy canes are free. Ask the farm for the price of a specific tree or fir.
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Norman · Oklahoma
Wells Christmas Tree Farm
Choose and cut a farm-grown Virginia pine (from $25, by grade and height) with a saw and sled from the staff, or wave someone down to cut it for you; pre-cut firs from $40. Open Saturday, November 21 through Saturday, December 19, closed Thanksgiving Day; Santa visits and The Pines coffee shop on site.
- Virginia pines by grade and height; pre-cut firs by species and height
- From $25 per tree
- Tree season
- Saturday, November 21 – Saturday, December 19; closed Thanksgiving Day
- Visit hours
- Opening day 10am–7pm; Saturdays 8am–7pm, Sundays 10am–7pm, Mondays 4pm–7pm, Tuesday–Friday 6:30am–1pm and 4pm–7pm; last day 8am–8pm
Virginia pines run from $25 for a grade #3 tree at 3 feet to $350 for a grade #1 tree at 12 feet, with a few 15 to 16 foot trees. Pre-cut firs run from $40 for a tabletop Fraser to $575 for a 16-foot Balsam. Prices can change.
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Bristow · Oklahoma
Molly and Socks Christmas Tree Farm
Choose a fresh farm-grown tree, shaken, netted and loaded for you with no equipment needed; fresh pre-cuts from Michigan arrive Friday, November 27. Open Friday–Sunday 9am–6pm from November 27 through December 20; ask the farm whether it is open Saturday and Sunday, November 21–22. Santa on three Saturdays. Ask the farm for prices.
- Trees and extras
- Ask the farm for tree prices
- Tree season
- Fridays–Sundays, November 27 through December 20; ask the farm about November 21–22
- Visit hours
- Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9am–6pm from November 27; November 21–22: ask the farm; Monday–Thursday by appointment
Ask the farm for the price of farm-grown trees, pre-cut trees, wreaths, the Christmas Shop, Santa photos and treats. Photography sessions on the farm are $50 for a single session, $100 for a half day and $200 for a full day.
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Yukon · Oklahoma
All Pine Christmas Tree Farm
Choose and cut your own Oklahoma-grown tree, individually priced starting at $65, with bow saws provided and your tree shaken, netted and carried to your vehicle. Open from the day after Thanksgiving until Christmas: Black Friday and weekends 10am–5:30pm, weekdays 4pm–5:30pm; ask the farm for this year’s exact dates.
- Trees, individually priced
- From $65 per tree
- Tree season
- From the day after Thanksgiving until Christmas; open for pre-tagging during November
- Visit hours
- Black Friday 10am–5:30pm; weekdays 4pm–5:30pm; weekends 10am–5:30pm
Every tree is individually priced, starting at $65. Ask the farm about sizes and what a particular tree will cost.
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Enid · Oklahoma
Red Bird Farm
Cut your own pine or cypress with the farm’s saw and wagon, or pick a pre-cut fir or spruce; staff shake, bale and load your tree. Open Saturday, November 21 through Sunday, December 13 on listed days, with December hours Tuesday–Friday 4pm–6pm, Saturdays 10am–5pm and Sundays 1pm–5pm. Ask the farm for tree prices.
- Trees, priced by tag
- Ask the farm
- Tree season
- Saturday, November 21 – Sunday, December 13, on listed days
- Visit hours
- Opening Day Saturday, November 21 from 10am; November 23–25 and 27–28 10am–5pm; Sundays 1pm–5pm; December Tuesday–Friday 4pm–6pm and Saturdays 10am–5pm
Each tree for sale in the field wears a price tag that shows its type and height. Ask the farm what trees cost this season, for both u-cut and pre-cut trees.
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Harrah · Oklahoma
Cross Timbers Christmas Tree Farm
Cut your own Virginia or Scotch pine, or choose a fresh pre-cut Fraser, Balsam, Nordmann or Noble fir from the lighted lot, with free hot chocolate and cider. Earlybird Sunday, November 22; opening weekend, November 27–29; then Monday–Friday 4pm–8pm, Saturdays 10am–8pm, Sundays 1pm–8pm. Ask the farm for tree prices and the last day.
- Trees, field-cut and from the lot
- Ask the farm
- Tree season
- Earlybird Sunday, November 22; opening weekend, November 27–29; then regular hours; ask the farm for the last day
- Visit hours
- Monday–Friday 4pm–8pm; Saturdays 10am–8pm; Sundays 1pm–8pm
Ask the farm what Virginia pine and Scotch pine from the field and the Fraser, Balsam, Nordmann and Noble firs from the lot cost this season, and which sizes are available.
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