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Christmas tree farms in North Carolina

14 farms in North Carolina are listed for Christmas trees across 12 towns. 12 offer pick-your-own.

North Carolina at a glance

Farms listed
14
Pick-your-own
12
Towns covered
12
Visitor reviews
3,435

Ratings shown on farm pages come from Google — currently 4.7 average across 14 rated farms.

Where the Christmas tree farms are

Towns with the most christmas trees listings in North Carolina.

Christmas tree farms in North Carolina

Sorted by rating, then by number of reviews.

Planning a christmas tree trip

How it works

Christmas tree farms lend you a saw, let you choose and cut, then bale and load the tree at the barn. Many also sell pre-cut trees from a lot on the same site.

The weekend after Thanksgiving is by far the busiest of the season, and the best-shaped trees go first. Early December weekdays are calm.

What to bring

  • Cash, plus rope or straps and a blanket for the roof of the car
  • Gloves and warm boots
  • Someone to help carry — a cut tree is heavier than it looks

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What else you can pick in North Carolina

Christmas tree farms in North Carolina — FAQ

When is christmas tree season in North Carolina?
Windows vary by region within North Carolina. Check the farms below and call ahead before travelling.
How many Christmas tree farms spots are there in North Carolina?
14 farms in North Carolina are listed for christmas trees on Get Picking, spread across 12 towns and cities. 12 of them offer pick-your-own.
Where are the Christmas tree farms clusters in North Carolina?
The heaviest concentrations are around Wilmington (2), Charlotte (2), Weddington (1), Shelby (1). Well-reviewed stops include Shepherd's Way Farms, White Hill Farms Strawberries & Produce, Smith's Family Fun Farm.
How does Christmas tree farms in North Carolina usually work?
Christmas tree farms lend you a saw, let you choose and cut, then bale and load the tree at the barn. Many also sell pre-cut trees from a lot on the same site.
What should I bring?
Cash, plus rope or straps and a blanket for the roof of the car; Gloves and warm boots; Someone to help carry — a cut tree is heavier than it looks. 36% of the North Carolina farms listed here record accepting cards, but cash is still the safer bet at smaller stands.
When is the best time of day to go?
The weekend after Thanksgiving is by far the busiest of the season, and the best-shaped trees go first. Early December weekdays are calm.

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