A Florida Christmas tree farm with rows of evergreens, palms, citrus trees, and a decorated farm pavilion

Florida holiday outings

Christmas Tree Farms in Florida

Choose a Florida-grown tree in the field, shop for a pre-cut fir, and make a simple seasonal outing of the trip.

Typical season Mid-November through December

Planning the trip

Florida-grown trees and traditional northern firs

Christmas tree farms in Florida often offer two different experiences. Choose-and-cut fields feature trees suited to the state’s climate, including sand pine, Southern red cedar, Carolina sapphire, and Leyland cypress. Farms may also bring in Fraser firs and other cold-climate trees for families who prefer a more traditional shape and fragrance.

The seven farms below maintain working first-party websites and show recent evidence of an active tree season. Four had already published 2026 information when this page was checked on September 21, 2026. Tree supplies can sell out early, so confirm hours, inventory, photography rules, and activity dates on the farm’s website before traveling.

Know the difference

Choose-and-cut or pre-cut?

Choose-and-cut

You select a living tree in the field. Florida-grown varieties can have a different needle texture and shape than a Fraser fir.

Pre-cut trees

These are commonly shipped from cooler growing regions. Ask when the trees arrived and whether the farm provides a fresh trunk cut.

Seven active farms

Christmas tree farms to visit in Florida

Open a farm entry for tree options, activities, the street address, current-season information, and the farm’s official website.

Santa’s is a working tree farm where visitors can choose and cut a Florida-grown Christmas tree. A visit can also include the barnyard, kiddie zip line, food, drinks, and seasonal farm activities.

The farm’s website is actively advertising its 2026 farm season and taking 2026 fall and Christmas field-trip bookings.

Tree options: Choose-and-cut Florida-grown Christmas trees
At the farm: Barnyard, kiddie zip line, food, beer and wine, farm activities, and seasonal field trips
Address: 35317 Huff Road
Eustis, FL 32736
Season note: The website advertises 2026 farm fun and 2026 Christmas field-trip bookings.

Official farm website

Misty Mountain offers a limited supply of Southern red cedar and Arizona blue cypress for visitors to cut in the field. The farm also brings in pre-cut Fraser firs from its family farm in North Carolina.

Handmade wreaths, pottery, food trucks, coffee, scheduled photography, and a Santa visit round out the seasonal experience. Trees are available until sold out.

Tree options: Limited choose-and-cut Southern red cedar and Arizona blue cypress; pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir
At the farm: Handmade wreaths, pottery, food trucks, coffee, select photography dates, and Santa after Thanksgiving
Address: 22400 County Road 455
Howey-in-the-Hills, FL 34737
Season note: Opening day is Sunday, November 22, 2026; published hours continue until the farm sells out.

Official farm website

Ergle grows long-needled sand pine and Southern cedar for choose-and-cut visits. It also sells potted Southern cedar, Leyland cypress, and Carolina sapphire, along with pre-cut firs shipped from cooler growing regions.

The farm provides drilling and baling services and sells wreaths, Christmas cacti, and tree stands. Dogs are welcome, and weekend train rides are scheduled when weather permits.

Tree options: Choose-and-cut sand pine and Southern cedar; potted native trees; pre-cut Fraser, Noble, and other firs as available
At the farm: Wreaths, Christmas cacti, tree stands, drilling, baling, dog-friendly grounds, and weekend train rides
Address: 3331 Treiman Boulevard
Dade City, FL 33523
Season note: Open daily November 14 through December 20, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Official farm website

Blue Acres grows Carolina sapphire, Southern red cedar, sand pine, and Leyland cypress for its choose-and-cut field. The farm also stocks pre-cut Fraser fir, grand fir, and white pine.

Visitors can shop for handmade wreaths, potted native trees, tree stands, firewood, mulch, and wood rounds. Professional photography requires an appointment.

Tree options: Choose-and-cut Carolina sapphire, Southern red cedar, sand pine, and Leyland cypress; pre-cut Fraser fir, grand fir, and white pine
At the farm: Handmade wreaths, potted native trees, tree stands, firewood, mulch, and wood rounds
Address: 20638 Moreland Drive
Spring Hill, FL 34610
Season note: Pre-cut trees arrive November 20, 2026; choose-and-cut trees begin November 27. Closed Thanksgiving.

Official farm website

Seven Oaks is a year-round working farm and farm store that adds a Christmas-tree season late in the year. Its most recent Christmas posts advertised choose-and-cut pine and cedar, potted trees, and freshly cut trees.

The first-party farm website remains active with current store hours and information about farm-raised meat, livestock, provisions, lumber, and events. Christmas inventory and hours are announced seasonally.

Tree options: Most recently advertised choose-and-cut pine and cedar, plus potted and freshly cut trees
At the farm: Farm store, farm-raised meat, livestock, provisions, specialty lumber, and seasonal events
Address: 29951 Fullerville Road
DeLand, FL 32720
Season note: The year-round farm website is active; 2026 Christmas-tree dates were not posted when checked.

Official farm website

Kandy Kane is a cut-your-own Christmas tree farm north of Ocala. Its website presents a standing seasonal schedule with opening day on the Friday after Thanksgiving.

The official visitor page includes directions, a farm photo gallery, and a description of what the farm provides. Confirm the current year’s hours and tree supply before making the trip.

Tree options: Cut-your-own Christmas trees; check the farm’s current update for available varieties
At the farm: Seasonal farm visit, photo gallery, and visitor information
Address: 10001 Northeast 27th Terrace
Anthony, FL 32617
Season note: The official site states that opening day is the Friday after Thanksgiving; confirm the current schedule.

Official farm website

Turner’s is a family farm near the Florida-Georgia line that began as a Christmas tree farm. Its holiday season combines tree shopping with a gift shop and family activities on selected dates.

The website is actively maintained in 2026 and also covers the farm’s spring flower season. Its displayed Christmas event dates appeared to be from the prior season when checked.

Tree options: Farm-grown Christmas trees; confirm current varieties and cutting options with the farm
At the farm: Gift shop, seasonal holiday events, Santa appearances, and a reindeer barrel train on announced dates
Address: 2867 FL-GA Highway
Havana, FL 32333
Season note: The first-party site remains current, but a new 2026 Christmas schedule was not posted when checked.

Official farm website

Field-ready

What to wear and bring

Closed shoes

Fields can be sandy, uneven, or damp. Wear shoes that can handle dirt rather than sandals or dress shoes.

Work gloves

Gloves make handling branches, trunks, twine, and a hand saw more comfortable. Ask whether the farm supplies a saw.

Sun protection

Florida tree shopping often happens in warm daylight. Bring sunscreen, water, and a hat even though it is the holiday season.

Tie-down supplies

Ask whether netting and roof or truck-bed tie-downs are provided. Bring extra straps if you are uncertain.

Before leaving home

Florida Christmas tree farm FAQ

When do Florida Christmas tree farms open?

Many open from mid-November through the Friday after Thanksgiving. A farm may close early after selling its available trees, so opening dates do not guarantee inventory through December.

What Christmas trees grow in Florida?

Common Florida-grown choices include sand pine, Southern red cedar, Carolina sapphire, Leyland cypress, and Arizona cypress. Exact varieties differ by farm and season.

Can I find Fraser firs at a Florida farm?

Yes. Several Florida farms sell pre-cut Fraser firs shipped from cooler states because Fraser fir does not grow well in Florida’s climate.

Does the farm provide a saw?

Some choose-and-cut farms provide hand saws, while others may have different cutting procedures. Check the farm’s visitor information before bringing equipment.

Are farm activities included with a tree purchase?

Not always. Train rides, Santa visits, animal areas, photography sessions, food, or other activities may operate only on selected dates or require separate admission.

How can I keep the tree fresh?

Make a fresh cut at the base if the farm has not already done so, place the tree in water promptly, and check the stand daily. Florida’s warm weather can dry a tree faster during transport and setup.

Continue exploring

More Florida farm outings

A Christmas tree trip is one of the state’s most seasonal farm visits, but animal encounters and scheduled tours continue at other times of year. Browse alpaca farms that welcome visitors when you want another relaxed family outing.

Return to the Florida alpaca farm directory for farm profiles, visiting details, and links to more outdoor activities around the state.