Farms you can visit, with this year's dates

Pumpkin patches113 farms · 6 areas

Most patches had closed by 31 October and the last closes on 25 November; these pages keep this year’s dates until 2027’s are checked. Every patch was checked with the farm itself — where something isn’t published, we say so rather than guess.

Christmas tree farms56 farms · Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, East Texas, Beaumont and Abilene

Christmas tree farms38 farms · 3 areas

North Carolina grows more Fraser fir than any other state, almost all of it within an hour of Boone.

Christmas tree farms71 farms · 6 areas

Pennsylvania grows a wider range of tree than any southern state — white pine, Douglas, concolor, Fraser, Korean and Turkish fir, Canaan fir, blue spruce, Leyland cypress, Norway spruce and Scotch pine.

Christmas tree farms57 farms · 3 regions

North Jersey’s hill farms grow fir and spruce; South Jersey’s open first, one of them in October.

Christmas tree farms51 farms · 5 regions

The Pacific Northwest grows the noble, grand and Nordmann firs the rest of the country buys pre-cut. Here you cut them yourself.

Christmas tree farms33 farms · 3 regions

Oregon grows more Christmas trees than any other state. Around Portland you cut noble, grand and Nordmann fir where they grow.

Christmas tree farms32 farms · 3 regions

Michigan farms grow spruce and pine as well as fir, and some of the lowest prices we have found.

Christmas tree farms27 farms · 2 regions

Northern Virginia’s farms sit in the Blue Ridge foothills of Loudoun and Clarke; around Richmond you can cut cypress as well as pine and fir.

Christmas tree farms44 farms · 4 regions

California grows its own: Monterey pine and redwood by the coast, silver tip and white fir in the Sierra foothills above Sacramento.

Christmas tree farms91 farms · 6 regions

The nearest farms to New York City are an hour up the Hudson or out on Long Island; upstate, Rochester and Buffalo farms open the weekend before Thanksgiving.

Christmas tree farms88 farms · 4 regions

Ohio farms grow mostly Canaan fir, spruce and pine; the first opens near Cincinnati on 20 November, and several near Dayton and Cincinnati are by appointment only.

Christmas tree farms62 farms · 3 regions

The Chicago-area farms now have their own page; the first opens near Rockford on 14 November, and several charge one price for any tree.

Christmas tree farms30 farms · 4 regions

Georgia farms grow mostly cypress and sell Fraser fir pre-cut from North Carolina, though one mountain farm lets you cut your own fir; the first opens near Atlanta on 16 November and most on 21 November.

Christmas tree farms17 farms · 5 regions

Florida farms grow sand pine, red cedar and cypress, since fir won't grow there; the first opens near Tampa on 14 November and most around Thanksgiving.

Christmas tree farms39 farms · 2 regions

Wisconsin farms grow fir, spruce and pine to cut; one near Madison is open from 1 November and most open on 21 or 27 November.

Christmas tree farms27 farms · 3 regions

Connecticut farms open on 21 and 27 November, and several charge one price for any tree you cut.

Christmas tree farms39 farms · 4 regions

The first Massachusetts farms open on 21 November, from Boxford to Ashfield, and one Ashfield farm is self-serve any time.

Christmas tree farms24 farms · 2 regions

The first Twin Cities farm opens on 18 November, and most of the rest on 20 and 21 November.