Georgetown · Texas
Sweet Eats Adventure Farm
A Georgetown adventure farm, a half-hour north of Austin, where you choose and cut your own Murray cypress with a saw the farm supplies and a tree valet to help load it, alongside pre-cut firs, Santa photos, live reindeer, candy cane hunts, Breakfast with Santa, cookies by the pound and a general store.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own · Pre-cut trees
- Choose-and-cut Murray cypress
- $75–$190 per cut Murray cypress
Choose-and-cut Murray cypress runs $75 to $190 by height, with a saw supplied and valet help loading. No admission ticket is needed to cut a tree. Ask the farm for tall-tree and pre-cut prices and for the general admission price for your date.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
Annual members November 23–25, 9am–6pm. Closed Thanksgiving Day, November 26. Opens to everyone Friday, November 27: Friday through Sunday that weekend, 9am–6pm; trees sell until sold out.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
The tree field grows Murray cypress, and you choose and cut your own with a saw the farm supplies, after a quick lesson in cutting safely. Trees are priced by height, and a valet station helps load your tree onto your vehicle.
Pre-cut firs are a separate choice for anyone who would rather skip the cutting and dragging or needs a mobility accommodation. Ask the farm which fir is in stock and for sizes and prices.
Published varieties
- Murray cypress
- Fir (pre-cut)
Compare the options
Trees & prices.
The farm is cashless and takes all major credit cards, and all sales are final. Ask the farm for tall-tree, pre-cut and general admission prices.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Murray cypress, choose and cut | $75–$190 Priced by height; measured and rounded down to the nearest half-foot. Ask the farm for the price of a tall tree. |
| Pre-cut fir | Ask the farm A separate choice from the field trees; ask which fir is in stock and for sizes and prices. |
| General admission | Ask the farm Not needed for tree cutting alone; needed for Santa photos, reindeer and the farm's attractions. The price depends on the date; the gate is $5 more per ticket than online. |
| Candy cane hunt | $8.99 plus tax online; $9.99 plus tax at the gate Per hunt; general admission also required. |
| Breakfast with Santa, adult (13 and older) | $19.99 plus tax Food only; general admission is separate. |
| Breakfast with Santa, child (2 to 12) | $16.99 plus tax Food only; 23 months and under are free. |
| Cookies | $11.50 per pound 14 flavors, mix and match; no general admission ticket needed. |
Choose and cut Murray cypress
The tree field grows Murray cypress, and you choose and cut your own. After you check in at the farm, the staff give you a saw and show you how to cut safely, then you walk the rows, pick your tree and cut it yourself. Drag it to the checkout tent (the farm calls it the old-school teamwork drag), where it is measured and marked. The tree goes to the Christmas Tree Valet while you pay, and the valet staff help hoist it onto your vehicle.
Your tree is measured and rounded down to the nearest half-foot. The farm provides twine for securing your tree but cannot tie it down for you. A general admission ticket is not needed if you come only to cut a tree, though you still check in when you arrive; the admission ticket is the way into the rest of the farm.
| Step | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Check in | Check in on arrival, then head to the tree field; no admission ticket is needed for tree cutting alone. |
| Cut | The farm supplies a saw and safety instructions; you cut the tree yourself. |
| Drag | Drag your tree to the checkout tent. |
| Measure | The tree is measured, rounded down to the nearest half-foot, and marked. |
| Pay and load | The tree waits at the Christmas Tree Valet while you pay; valet staff help hoist it onto your vehicle. |
| Tie down | Twine is provided, but the farm cannot tie the tree down. |
Tree prices and pre-cut firs
Murray cypress are priced by height and run from $75 to $190. Ask the farm for the price of a tall tree. Pre-cut firs are a separate choice, a good fit if you would rather not cut and drag a tree or need a mobility accommodation. Ask the farm which fir is in stock and for pre-cut sizes and prices.
The farm is cashless and takes all major credit cards. All sales are final with no refunds.
| Tree | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Murray cypress, choose and cut | $75–$190 | Priced by height, measured and rounded down to the nearest half-foot; ask the farm for the price of a tall tree. |
| Pre-cut fir | Ask the farm | A separate choice from the field trees; ask which fir is in stock and for sizes and prices. |
Season dates and hours
Annual members get first pick of the fields on Monday, November 23, Tuesday, November 24 and Wednesday, November 25, 9am to 6pm, when the biggest and fullest trees are still standing. The farm is closed on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26. Everyone else can start choosing and cutting Friday, November 27, and that opening weekend, Friday through Sunday, runs 9am to 6pm.
Trees are sold until they sell out. Ask the farm about weekday hours after opening weekend and about the last day for trees. The farm's Christmas program, with Santa, reindeer and the hunts, runs through Christmas Eve, December 24, and the farm is closed on December 25.
| When | Hours | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, November 23 to Wednesday, November 25 | 9am–6pm | Annual member early access to the tree fields. |
| Thursday, November 26 | Closed | Thanksgiving Day. |
| Friday, November 27 to Sunday, November 29 | 9am–6pm | Tree season opens to everyone; trees sell until sold out. |
| After Sunday, November 29 | Ask the farm | Weekday hours and the last day for trees. |
Santa photos, live reindeer and Dino Fest
Santa is on the farm for photos on Friday, November 27, Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29; Saturday, December 5 and Sunday, December 6; Saturday, December 12 and Sunday, December 13; and every day from Saturday, December 19 through Thursday, December 24 (Christmas Eve). Ask the farm for the start time each day; Santa is there until 5pm. Photos with Santa come with a general admission ticket, and you bring your own camera.
Live reindeer are on the farm daily from 9am to 6pm through the Christmas season, also with general admission. A general admission ticket gets you into the farm for the day, with more than 30 attractions such as wagon rides, campfires, pig races, the petting zoo and jump pads, plus the 20-foot-tall Candy House. The life-size Dino Fest dinosaurs, November 8 to November 29, are part of the same general admission day. Ask the farm for the ticket price for your date. Tickets bought online cost less than at the gate, where the price is $5 more per ticket, and a wristband and stamp let you leave and come back the same day.
| Visit | Days and times | Ticket |
|---|---|---|
| Photos with Santa | November 27–29, December 5–6, December 12–13 and December 19–24; ask the farm for the start time; until 5pm. | General admission required; bring your own camera. |
| Live reindeer | Daily, 9am–6pm, through the Christmas season. | General admission required. |
| Life-size dinosaur display (Dino Fest) | November 8 to November 29, 9am–6pm. | General admission required. |
Candy cane hunts
Kids can hunt for candy canes on December 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24, at 12pm and 2pm. Arrive 15 minutes early and bring a basket, with a few spare bags. Only the kids need hunt tickets, and spots are limited for each hunt. If you miss your hunt, you are moved to the next one that day. Campfires, s'mores, hot chocolate and Santa follow.
The hunt is an add-on that is not covered by the annual pass, and you still need general admission to enter the farm. If the farm closes for weather, your ticket moves to another date.
| Ticket | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Candy cane hunt, bought online | $8.99 plus tax per hunt | Limited spots per hunt. |
| Candy cane hunt, bought at the gate | $9.99 plus tax per hunt | General admission also required. |
Breakfast with Santa
A buffet breakfast at The Grill, with picnic tables, on December 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 at 10am. The spread includes eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns, corned beef hash, biscuits and gravy, chicken salad croissants, French toast with a toppings bar, fruit, donuts, danishes and muffins, plus coffee and a beverage bar. Adults can add a mimosa bar for an extra charge.
The breakfast ticket covers food only, so general admission is a separate ticket. Every child needs at least one adult, seating is limited, and the add-on is not covered by the annual pass. If the farm closes for weather, your ticket moves to another date.
| Guest | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult (13 and older) | $19.99 plus tax |
| Child (2 to 12) | $16.99 plus tax |
| 23 months and under | Free |
Cookie Palooza, the general store and food
Homemade cookies are sold by the pound, 14 flavors to mix and match. Sweetsgiving Cookie Palooza runs November 21 to 29 and Christmas Cookie Palooza runs December 18 to 24, both 11am to 5pm at the General Store. A cookie visit does not need a general admission ticket.
The General Store carries farm toys, plush animals, honey, jams, jellies, salsa, salad dressings, coffee, ornaments and Christmas gifts; ask the farm for prices. Food on the farm includes cheeseburgers, chicken tenders, corn dogs and turkey wraps from The Grill, and an all-day dining package gives you one main and one side every 90 minutes; ask the farm for its price.
| Event | Dates and hours | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sweetsgiving Cookie Palooza | November 21–29, 11am–5pm | $11.50 per pound |
| Christmas Cookie Palooza | December 18–24, 11am–5pm | $11.50 per pound |
Annual membership
Annual members get early access to the tree fields on November 23, 24 and 25 and skip general admission, but need to add the Breakfast with Santa and Candy Cane Hunt tickets they want. Ask the farm for membership prices and how to sign up.
Getting there, weather, pets and practical details
The farm stays open in plain rain, closes during thunder and lightning until it passes, and closes for the day if the radar shows nonstop storms; the farm updates its website when it decides. Walkways are mostly dirt, so rain boots are a good idea, along with a towel for the ride home and bags for muddy shoes.
Animals are not allowed on the farm, except registered service animals, and pets should never be left in a car. Outside food, drinks without alcohol and coolers are allowed; grills, open flames, glass bottles, knives and drones are not. Smoking is only in designated areas. Personal photos are welcome, and professional photography is allowed any day with general admission. Ask the farm about parking, restrooms and wheelchair access.
| Topic | At the farm |
|---|---|
| Address | 14400 E State Hwy 29, Georgetown, TX 78626 |
| Payment | Cashless; all major credit cards; all sales final |
| Pets | Registered service animals only |
| Outside food | Food, non-alcoholic drinks and coolers allowed; no alcohol, glass, grills or open flames |
| Rain and storms | Open in rain; closes for thunder, lightning or nonstop storms |
| Changing a date | Email the admissions address; an online date change costs $0.25 if the new ticket is of equal or lesser value |
| Parking, restrooms, accessibility | Ask the farm |
The farm and contacts
Sweet Eats Adventure Farm is an adventure farm in Georgetown, a half-hour north of Austin, with a Christmas season built around choose-and-cut trees, Santa and the reindeer.
Call (512) 766-3276 for general questions, or email admission@sweeteats.com for admissions, reschedules and cancellations.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Member early access November 23–25; opens to everyone Friday, November 27, until sold out
Annual members have early access November 23, 24 and 25, 9am to 6pm. The farm is closed Thursday, November 26. Tree season opens to everyone on Friday, November 27, with Friday through Sunday hours of 9am to 6pm that weekend, and runs until the trees sell out. Ask the farm about weekday hours after November 29 and about the last day for trees.
| Christmas tree season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday, November 23 to Wednesday, November 25 | 9am–6pm; annual member early access |
| Thursday, November 26 (Thanksgiving Day) | Closed |
| Friday, November 27 (opening day) to Sunday, November 29 | 9am–6pm |
| After Sunday, November 29 | Open until trees sell out; ask the farm for weekday hours and the last day |
Tree cutting needs no general admission ticket.
Before you go.
- Annual members November 23–25, 9am–6pm; closed Thanksgiving Day; open to everyone Friday, November 27 through Sunday, November 29, 9am–6pm, until trees sell out.
- Choose and cut your own Murray cypress with a saw supplied, $75 to $190 by height; no admission ticket is needed for tree cutting alone.
- Pre-cut firs are a separate choice; ask the farm for sizes and prices.
- Santa photos, live reindeer, candy cane hunts and Breakfast with Santa need general admission; cookies do not.
- The farm is cashless and takes all major credit cards; only registered service animals are allowed.
- Call (512) 766-3276 or email admission@sweeteats.com.
14400 E State Hwy 29, Georgetown, TX 78626
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