Choose-and-cut season
Christmas tree farms in Georgia
Find farms with field-grown trees, fresh-cut firs, wreaths, farm shops, and seasonal activities.
Georgia tree farms
Find a farm for your Christmas tree
Open a listing for tree options, farm activities, the full address, and the farm’s website. Inventory can change quickly after opening weekend, so confirm availability before driving to the farm. Families looking for year-round farm visits can also browse alpaca farms in Georgia.
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Bottoms is a large choose-and-cut farm with thousands of trees growing across its fields. Visitors can cut a farm-grown cypress or pine or select a fresh pre-cut Fraser fir kept under cover.
The farm adds hayrides, a walking trail, picnic space, animals, and scheduled Santa visits during the season. Saws are provided for field trees, and the website posts current hours and inventory information.
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Kinsey Family Farm offers several ways to bring home a tree: cut one in the field, choose a fresh-cut fir from the covered barn, or purchase a living tree that can be planted after the holiday.
Staff shake, drill, and wrap trees for transport. Visitors can also take a tractor ride, shop for wreaths and garland, and stop for seasonal refreshments while the tree is prepared.
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Moss Family Farm grows Murray cypress, green arborvitae, and Carolina Sapphire for visitors to choose and cut. Fresh-cut firs are brought in for people who prefer a traditional fir.
The farm schedules holiday events and photo opportunities and sells wreaths, crafts, and locally made goods. Event dates and tree availability are posted as the season approaches.
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Barn Hill is a family-run choose-and-cut farm in the foothills near Dahlonega. Guests walk the fields, select a tree, and cut it themselves as part of the visit.
The farm keeps the experience simple, with a fire pit, hot chocolate, photo areas, and a small shop carrying handcrafted products made from materials grown on the farm.
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Savage Farms operates a choose-and-cut grove overlooking the North Georgia mountains. The working cattle farm grows Murray and Leyland cypress and Carolina Sapphire and also brings in pre-cut Fraser firs.
Seasonal visits may include hayrides, concessions, family activities, and scheduled Santa appearances. Current opening dates and field hours are published on the farm’s Christmas tree page.
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Raulston Acres is a multigenerational tree farm where visitors may cut their own tree or ask the staff for help. The fields contain several cypress varieties, Carolina Sapphire, Blue Ice, and other farm-grown trees.
The crew shakes and wraps trees for the trip home. Saturday hayrides, a campfire, hot drinks, a gift shop, and selected holiday events add to the visit.
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Jack’s Creek has grown Christmas trees on historic farmland near Athens for more than half a century. Families can cut a tree from the field or choose a fresh Fraser fir brought to the farm.
Grandma’s Christmas Shoppe carries wreaths, garland, ornaments, and decorations. Weekend visits may also include a lighted hayride, concessions, Santa dates, and a petting zoo with farm animals.
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Berry’s has operated as a choose-and-cut Christmas tree destination for decades. Its fields include several cypress, cedar, and pine varieties, while pre-cut Fraser firs offer another option.
The farm creates a holiday village atmosphere with train rides, animals, concessions, Santa visits, wreaths, garland, and snow flocking. Its website posts seasonal hours and current farm information.
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Days of Creation is a family-operated South Georgia farm with field-grown Christmas trees and fresh pre-cut Fraser firs. Its site publishes seasonal opening information, tree varieties, pricing, and visitor details.
Families can browse the farm store, take a hayride, meet farm animals, play outdoor “reindeer games,” and use the seasonal photo areas after choosing a tree.
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Wheeler’s grows hand-trimmed, chemical-free Christmas trees for its seasonal cut-and-carry operation in southwest Georgia. Visitors walk the field, choose a tree, and cut it themselves.
The farm also has a playground, Christmas market, refreshments, and scheduled visits from Father Christmas. Cabin stays on the farm are advertised separately on its website.
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Wheeler Creek is a small family-run farm with Murray and Carolina cypress available to choose and cut. It also brings in fresh Fraser firs from North Carolina for the holiday season.
The Christmas Barn serves coffee and hot chocolate, and visitors can sit by the fire and make s’mores. The farm posts its opening date and seasonal updates on its website.
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Winterberry is a choose-and-cut farm growing Murray cypress in Williamson. Visitors select a tree in the field and bring it back to the processing area for preparation before transport.
The farm publishes its seasonal opening date and operating hours through its Georgia Christmas Tree Association listing. Check that listing before traveling because the field can close as inventory is sold.
Before you leave
Check inventory and field conditions
Choose-and-cut farms can sell through particular sizes or varieties quickly. Look for the farm’s latest update before traveling, especially later in the season.
Bring gloves and wear shoes suited to uneven or damp ground. Ask the farm whether saws, shaking, netting, and tie-down material are provided. Read more about when to visit an alpaca farm and what to check before leaving home.
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