Owasso · Oklahoma
Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm
A family-owned Christmas tree and berry farm on 40 acres in Owasso where you choose a Virginia pine, Leyland cypress or Carolina Sapphire in the you-cut field and cut it yourself with a farm saw or have a field hand cut it, with an average height tree running $50 to $150, free hayrides, hot apple cider and candy canes, pre-cut USDA premium firs, and a gift shop with greenery and a fireplace.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own · Choose a tree; staff cuts · Pre-cut trees
- Trees by variety, height and quality
- $50–$150 per average height tree
A farm-grown tree of average height is $50 to $150, priced by variety, height and quality. Hayrides, hot apple cider and candy canes are free. Ask the farm for the price of a specific tree.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
Open Saturday, November 21 through Monday, December 21. Weekends 9am–7pm, weekdays 1pm–7pm, Black Friday 9am–7pm. The you-cut field and hayride close at 5pm each day, and the last day closes at 5pm.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
The you-cut field grows Virginia pine, Leyland cypress and Carolina Sapphire. The farm expects nearly 3,200 you-cut trees on hand, and pre-tagging from opening morning is the best way to be sure of a farm-grown tree.
The fir barn is stocked with 3,500 fresh pre-cut trees: USDA U.S. Premium Noble, Douglas, Grand, Nordmann, naturally grown Nordmann, Balsam and Fraser firs from growers in Oregon and North Carolina, kept cold on the truck and misted in the barn.
Published varieties
- Virginia pine
- Leyland cypress
- Carolina Sapphire
- Noble fir (pre-cut)
- Douglas fir (pre-cut)
- Grand fir (pre-cut)
- Nordmann fir (pre-cut)
- Balsam fir (pre-cut)
- Fraser fir (pre-cut)
Which variety suits your decorations?
General tree guidance; the farm’s selection, sizes and services are described above.
- Fraser fir
- Upward branches and good needle retention; firmer branches can suit heavier ornaments.
- Balsam fir
- A notably fragrant choice with soft needles.
- Douglas fir
- Soft needles and more flexible branches, suited to lighter ornaments.
Learn more: University of Wisconsin Extension ↗ · National Christmas Tree Association ↗
Compare the options
Trees & prices.
A farm-grown tree of average height runs $50 to $150; ask the farm for specific tree prices. The gift shop takes cash, debit and credit cards, and no checks.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Farm-grown tree, average height | $50–$150 Priced by variety, height and quality; ask the farm for a specific tree. |
| Pre-cut fir | Ask the farm Ask the farm for the price of a specific fir. |
| Hayride | Free Closes at 5pm each day. |
| Hot apple cider and candy canes | Free Cider at the cider shack; candy canes in the gift shop. |
| Photographers’ permit | $150 A separate service for professional sessions before or after the Christmas season. |
| Wreaths, greenery and gift shop items | Ask the farm Priced separately from the trees. |
Choose and cut in the you-cut field
Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm grows three kinds of trees for its you-cut field: Virginia pine, Leyland cypress and Carolina Sapphire. Walk the rows, pick the one that feels right, and then cut it down with a saw the farm provides, or find a field hand and he will come cut it down for you.
The you-cut field and the hayride close at 5pm every day, so plan your time in the field before then. The farm replants each tree it cuts the following spring.
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Find it | Walk the you-cut field, or head into the fir barn for a pre-cut fir. |
| 2. Cut it | Use a saw the farm provides to cut it down, or find a field hand and he will come cut it down for you. |
| 3. Load it | Warm up at the cider shack and gift shop while the crew shakes your tree, makes a straight fresh cut, bales it and drills it, then pull around to the loading bay. |
| Bag and tools | The farm provides the saw, and bags for disposing of the tree after the holidays. |
Tree prices
Farm-grown trees are priced by variety, height and quality, and an average height tree runs $50 to $150. Message or email the farm for the price of a specific tree before you come.
Wreaths, garland and gift shop items are priced separately from the trees. Ask the farm what a particular wreath or piece of greenery costs.
| Selection & size | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Farm-grown tree, average height (Virginia pine, Leyland cypress or Carolina Sapphire) | $50–$150 | Priced by variety, height and quality; ask the farm for a specific tree. |
| Pre-cut fir | Ask the farm | Priced by variety, height and quality; ask the farm for a specific fir. |
| Hayride | Free | Closes at 5pm each day with the you-cut field. |
| Hot apple cider and candy canes | Free | Cider at the cider shack, candy canes in the gift shop. |
Pre-tagging and farm-grown trees
Beginning on opening Saturday, you can pre-tag a tree: choose it, tag it and pay for it that day, then come back later to cut it down. Pre-tagging starts at 9am on the Saturday the farm opens, and lines form early, so plan to arrive ahead of time. The farm calls this the best way to make sure you get a farm-grown tree.
The farm expects nearly 3,200 you-cut trees and 3,500 fresh pre-cut trees on hand. You can cut any day the farm is open from the Saturday before Thanksgiving through about December 21.
Pre-cut firs from the fir barn
If you would rather skip the field, the fir barn has pre-cut USDA U.S. Premium firs from trusted growers in Oregon and North Carolina: Noble, Douglas, Grand, Nordmann, naturally grown Nordmann, Balsam and Fraser. The trees are cut, loaded onto a refrigerated truck kept at 36 degrees, and make the trip across the country in about four days. They are unloaded into a barn out of the sun and misted with water when needed.
Pick one in the barn, and a farm hand will come by and give it a spin to shake it out. Firs are a separate choice from the you-cut trees. Ask the farm for the price of a particular fir.
Season dates and hours
The season opens on Saturday, November 21 at 9am and runs through Monday, December 21, when the farm closes at 5pm. Weekends are 9am to 7pm and weekdays are 1pm to 7pm, except Black Friday, which is open 9am to 7pm. The you-cut field and hayride close at 5pm each day.
Ask the farm about its hours on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26.
| Date | Hours | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, November 21 | 9am–7pm | Opening day; pre-tagging begins at 9am; field and hayride close 5pm |
| Sunday, November 22 | 9am–7pm | Field and hayride close 5pm |
| Monday–Wednesday, November 23–25 | 1pm–7pm | Field and hayride close 5pm |
| Thursday, November 26 (Thanksgiving Day) | Ask the farm | Hours for this day |
| Friday, November 27 (Black Friday) | 9am–7pm | Field and hayride close 5pm |
| Saturdays and Sundays, November 28 – December 20 | 9am–7pm | Field and hayride close 5pm |
| Weekdays, November 30 – December 18 | 1pm–7pm | Field and hayride close 5pm |
| Monday, December 21 | Until 5pm | Last day of the season |
Hayrides, cider, the gift shop and greenery
Take a free hayride, and then warm up with free hot apple cider from the cider shack. The gift shop is a converted house with free candy canes, a model Christmas train and a fireplace to warm up by, plus a large selection of ornaments, tree toppers, home decorations and tree accessories. Gift certificates are sold there too.
The farm imports handcrafted greenery from Oregon, including roping, garland, mantle pieces, Western blankets and wreaths in a range of styles and sizes. You can have the greenery decorated with bows, berries, ornaments and more. The farm flocks wreaths but not to order, and it does not have flocked trees.
| Extra | Cost | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Hayride | Free | Ends at 5pm each day with the you-cut field |
| Hot apple cider | Free | At the cider shack |
| Candy canes | Free | In the gift shop |
| Gift shop | Ask the farm for item prices | Ornaments, tree toppers, home decor, tree accessories, watering sticks and moisture gel; fireplace and model train |
| Greenery and wreaths | Ask the farm for prices | Roping, garland, mantle pieces, Western blankets and wreaths; custom decorating with bows, berries and ornaments |
| Gift certificates | Ask the farm | Sold in the gift shop |
Taking your tree home
Before you leave, the crew gives your tree a fresh cut. If it will be more than two hours before the tree is in water, tell the farm and the crew will give it special attention; a fresh cut does not need to be any bigger than half an inch thick. Keep the tree in a bucket of water until you set it up, and leave the plastic netting on until the tree is in its stand and inside.
Water your tree every day with plain warm tap water, and keep it away from direct sun, heating vents and fireplaces. A watering stick and a moisture gel are sold in the gift shop.
Photos and the photographers’ permit
Snap pictures of your family when you come to get your tree. Professional photography is a separate service: sessions are only allowed before or after the Christmas season, with a $150 photography permit, and professional sessions pause from November 21 through December 21 while the farm is open for trees.
Permits are picked up by calling the farm and scheduling a time to come get yours. Ask the farm for the permit rules before you book a photographer.
Getting there, pets and payment
The farm is at 10939 North 129th East Avenue in Owasso, Oklahoma. Dogs are welcome on a leash, and the gift shop takes cash, debit and credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover). The farm no longer takes checks.
Ask the farm about parking, restrooms, accessibility and weather plans before a visit, and message the farm for specific tree prices.
| Topic | At the farm |
|---|---|
| Address | 10939 North 129th East Avenue, Owasso, OK 74055 |
| Dogs | Welcome on a leash |
| Payment | Cash, debit and credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover); no checks |
| Flocked trees | None; wreaths are flocked but not to order |
| Cutting hours | You-cut field closes at 5pm every day |
The farm, the family and contacts
Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm is a family-owned farm that has grown trees and berries for over thirty years, and it was once known as Lil Reata Tree Farm. In summer it also grows blackberries and blueberries, which are a separate season from the Christmas trees.
For tree questions, tree prices, photographer permits and anything else, call the farm at (918) 272-9445 or email contact@owassotree.farm. You can also message the farm on Facebook or Instagram, and you can text JOIN to 844-344-2909 for farm news.
A closer look.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Saturday, November 21 – Monday, December 21
The season opens Saturday, November 21 at 9am and runs through Monday, December 21, when the farm closes at 5pm. Weekends are 9am to 7pm, weekdays are 1pm to 7pm and Black Friday is 9am to 7pm, while the you-cut field and the hayride close at 5pm every day. Ask the farm about Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26.
| Christmas tree season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Saturday, November 21 (opening day) | 9am–7pm; pre-tagging begins at 9am; field and hayride close 5pm |
| Sunday, November 22 | 9am–7pm; field and hayride close 5pm |
| Monday–Wednesday, November 23–25 | 1pm–7pm; field and hayride close 5pm |
| Thursday, November 26 (Thanksgiving Day) | Ask the farm |
| Friday, November 27 (Black Friday) | 9am–7pm; field and hayride close 5pm |
| Saturdays and Sundays, November 28 – December 20 | 9am–7pm; field and hayride close 5pm |
| Weekdays, November 30 – December 18 | 1pm–7pm; field and hayride close 5pm |
| Monday, December 21 | Until 5pm; last day of the season |
The you-cut field and the hayride close at 5pm each day.
Before you go.
- Open Saturday, November 21 through Monday, December 21: weekends 9am–7pm, weekdays 1pm–7pm, Black Friday 9am–7pm; the you-cut field and hayride close at 5pm each day.
- Choose a Virginia pine, Leyland cypress or Carolina Sapphire in the field and cut it with a farm saw, or find a field hand and he will cut it for you; a farm-grown tree of average height runs $50 to $150.
- Pre-tagging starts at 9am on opening Saturday: tag and pay that day, then come back to cut. Pre-cut USDA premium firs wait in the fir barn.
- Free hayrides, hot apple cider and candy canes; the gift shop has ornaments, greenery, a model train and a fireplace.
- Leashed dogs welcome; cash, debit and credit cards, no checks. Ask the farm about Thanksgiving Day hours.
- Call (918) 272-9445 or email contact@owassotree.farm.
10939 N 129th East Ave, Owasso, OK 74055
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