Waynesville · North Carolina
Boyd Mountain Christmas Tree Farm
Choose a Fraser fir on the hillside, borrow a saw or let the crew cut it, then explore the Christmas shop and selected-day Santa visits.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree pricing
- Individually tagged
- Tree season
- November 19–December 13, on the listed days or until sold out.
White tags show each tree’s height and price; grading varies within a size.
Hours: 9am–5pm on selling days; closed Mondays.
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Tree season: November 19–December 13, on the listed days or until sold out.
| Selling hours | Hours |
|---|---|
| November 19–22 | 9am–5pm |
| November 24–29 | 9am–5pm |
| December 1–6 | 9am–5pm |
| December 8–13 | 9am–5pm |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Field-grown Fraser firs range from tabletop trees around 3–4ft to trees over 12ft. Only trees bearing a white price tag are for sale; height and individual grading determine the marked price.
Fresh-cut trees are offered under the tent, with larger trees in the shed and behind the balers. Root-ball trees are also offered near the tent.
Tree species
- Fraser fir
The farm visit.
Choosing and bringing home your tree
Borrow a bow saw to cut your own tree, or flag down a field worker to cut it for you. Write your surname on the top half of the perforated tag, keep the bottom half and return to the tent to pay. The crew hauls the tree down.
Keep the ticket for matching your tree at the baler; loading follows payment. Stay to the right of the pond for the loading loop. Truck owners can carry a paid tree to their vehicle without waiting in the loading line. Baling, netting, rope and loading help are provided. Tell the crew before tie-on if your Answer Stand needs the trunk drilled.
Santa, refreshments and photographs
Santa’s announced visits are November 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29. The farm has a fire pit, photo boards and sleigh photo spots. Bring your own camera for family photographs.
Harvest Moon Crêpes serves refreshments, including hot cocoa and apple cider. Newfoundland dogs are announced for November 21. These selected-day visits do not establish everyday animal encounters.
The Christmas shop
Browse farm-made Fraser fir wreaths, garland, loose greenery and boughs, ornaments and local crafts. The hospitality tent also carries pottery, soaps, lotions, candles, farm clothing and dog treats. Tree stands, skirts, water spouts, disposal bags and stand waterers are available.
Getting around the farm
Paved access and free parking lead to the farm. Portable restrooms and baby-changing facilities are provided. Accessible parking, ground-level central areas and rides to the trees are offered for visitors with mobility needs; ask the farm about the arrangements that suit your visit.
Before you go.
- Cash and major credit cards are accepted; checks are not.
- Pets are welcome. Wear sturdy shoes or boots for hillside, mud or snow, dress in layers and bring gloves. Measure your room and ceiling before choosing a tree.
Other farms to compare.
- Mehaffey Tree FarmWaynesville, North Carolina
Choose a mountain-grown Fraser fir in Waynesville, with a separate small live-and-potted option and height-based tree prices.
- Frosty’s Choose & CutWest Jefferson, North Carolina
Choose a Fraser fir at Frosty’s, with trolley and tractor rides, wreath decorating, farm souvenirs and food vendors to make a longer outing.
- Clawson’s Choose & CutBoone, North Carolina
Choose a Fraser fir at Clawson’s Boone farm, with complimentary hayrides, cocoa and coffee, farm animals and crew help for the trip home.