6 farms around Fort Worth, every one of them opening on 27 November: four choose-and-cut farms, each publishing what a tree costs, and two that sell pre-cut trees only, Mainstay at Cleburne and Monroe Family Farm at Haslet, north of the city. The cheapest rate per foot anywhere we list is here: $12 at Sunset Hill, which makes a 7 ft tree $84. The shortest season too: Angel Path opens for that Friday and no other day.
Farms listed
6
2026 dates posted
6 of 6
All open
27 Nov
Cheapest
$12 a foot
Christmas tree farms near Fort Worth: 2026 dates
All 6 — they all open on the same day. Tap a name for the hours, the full prices and how to get in touch.
OpensFarmLast dayPrice
27 Nov2026Haynie’s Green AcresCrowley · 15 min south of Fort Worthnot publishedfrom $49.99
27 Nov2026Sunset Hill Tree FarmAlvarado · 35 min south of Fort Worthuntil sold out$12 a foot
27 Nov2026Mainstay FarmCleburne · 35 min south of Fort WorthMon 21 Dec$31.95 admission
27 Nov2026Monroe Family FarmHaslet · 25 min north of Fort Worthnot publishedpre-cut, free entry
27 Nov2026Radde Tannenbaum FarmMeridian · 1 hr 20 south-west of Fort Worthuntil sold out$75–$189
Every cut-your-own farm here publishes a price
Which no other Texas metro can say. Austin
has four farms and only two of them publish a price. The spread here is the widest on the site:
$12 a foot to cut your own at Sunset Hill
— $84 for a 7 ft tree — against $449.99 and up for an 11 to 12 ft fir
at Haynie’s, whose own email of 12 October says a 10 to 12 ft
Fraser can reach $699.99. The difference is mostly what the tree is and where it grew, not what
the farm charges for it. The two pre-cut farms print no tree prices: Mainstay publishes
only its admission, $31.95 at the gate, and Monroe says its prices vary by variety and height.
They all open on the same day
All six open on Friday 27 November, the day after Thanksgiving, so there is no
early farm to catch. What differs is the week after, and it differs enormously:
Haynie’s is open every day, Monroe every day but Sunday,
Radde on Mondays, Fridays and the weekend but
never Tuesday to Thursday, Sunset Hill at
weekends only — and Angel Path not at all.
It opens for that Friday and closes again. Mainstay runs to
Monday 21 December; the other four name no last day and run until the field is empty.
The closest Christmas tree farm to Fort Worth, fifteen minutes south, and the only one near the city that publishes a ladder by height — from a $49.99 tabletop tree to $449.99 for an 11 to 12 ft fir. Hayrides run out to the field, there is a gift shop, and Santa is there every day of Thanksgiving weekend. No admission fee: you pay for the tree and nothing else.
2026 seasonfrom 27 Nov
NovDec
OpensFri 27 Nov, 9am–5pmthe farm’s Facebook, 5 Nov 2026
Grown hereBlue Ice and Carolina SapphireTexas-grown
Pre-cutFraser firfrom the north, plain or flocked
Saturdays9am–5pm
Sundays12–5pm
Weekdays2–5pmthrough the season
SantaFri 27 – Sun 29 Nov2–4pm each day
AdmissionFreethe farm says so plainly
TreesChoose and cutand pre-cut
Last daynot publishedthe farm hasn’t named one
The farm’s own ladder — every band is a starting price
Tabletopfrom $49.99
6 to 8 ftfrom $124.99
8½ to 10 ftfrom $189.99
11 to 12 ftfrom $449.99
Flocked, tabletop to 12 ftfrom $49.99
A 10 to 12 ft Fraser firup to $699.99 — from the farm’s own email, 12 Oct 2026
What’s there
Choose and cut
Pre-cut trees
Blue Ice
Carolina Sapphire
Pre-cut Fraser fir
Flocked trees
Hayrides out to the field
Gift shop
Santa on Thanksgiving weekend
No admission fee
Open seven days a week
Practical
Dogsnot stated
Paymentnot stated
Admissionfree — no entry charge
Worth knowingThis is the only farm on the page open every day of the week, and the only one you can reach from the middle of Fort Worth in a quarter of an hour. The weekday window is narrow — 2 to 5pm — so a weekday visit means leaving work early rather than going after it. Every band on the price list is a starting price, so a good tree in a band costs more than the figure beside it: the farm’s own email of 12 October 2026 says a 10 to 12 ft Fraser fir can reach $699.99, against a published floor of $449.99 at 11 to 12 ft.
Before you set offThe opening date came to us from the farm by email on 12 October 2026, and its Facebook page confirmed it on 5 November 2026: open Friday 27 November, 9am to 5pm, with Santa there Friday to Sunday, 2 to 4pm. It names no last day, so ring 817-297-3970 in December. The price ladder above is the farm’s own, published on its site — but that block carries no year, while the hours beside it are headed “2026 farm hours” and the banner above still reads “2025 Sold Out”. Treat the figures as a guide and the bands as floors. The email address above is mimosahall.com, the same owners’ events venue, not a mistake.
Contact
Where10405 Shannon Valley Drive, Crowley, TX 76036
A family farm south of Fort Worth run by Donna and Duane Patrick, and the cheapest place to cut your own tree anywhere we list: $12 a foot. A 7 ft tree is $84, which is less than a 6 ft tree costs at most farms in either state. Pre-cut North Carolina fir is on the lot too, from about $16 a foot. Dogs are welcome on a lead, and they take cash, card or Venmo.
2026 seasonfrom 27 Nov
NovDec
OpensFri 27 Novthe day after Thanksgiving
ThenWeekendsuntil they sell out
Cut your own$12 a footthe cheapest rate we hold
Pre-cutFrom about $16 a footNorth Carolina fir
DogsWelcomeon a lead or in arms
PaymentCash, card or Venmo
Hours9am–5pmFriday to Sunday, from the farm’s website
Last daynot publishedruns until the field is empty
2026 prices, from the farm
Cut your own$12 a foot
A 7 ft tree, therefore$84
Pre-cut North Carolina firfrom about $16 a foot
What’s there
Choose and cut
$12 a foot
Pre-cut North Carolina fir
Dogs welcome
Cash, card or Venmo
Pumpkin patch in October
Practical
Dogsyes — on a lead or in arms
Paymentcash, card or Venmo
Restroomsnot stated
Worth knowingPricing by the foot rather than by size band makes this farm much the cheapest for a tall tree. At $12 a foot a 10 ft tree is $120; the same tree is several hundred dollars at a farm that prices by band, and Haynie’s starts at $449.99 for an 11 to 12 ft fir. The trade is that a Fraser fir has been trucked from North Carolina and a Texas-grown tree has not. The same family runs Pollo Rosa Vineyard and Winery at Cleburne, twenty minutes away, and that winery sells trees too — pre-cut only, so it is not the place to go with a saw in mind.
Before you set offThe opening day and the prices came by email from Donna Patrick on 26 September 2026, and “weekends until we sell out” is as precise as the season gets. Do not go by the numbered dates on the farm’s own buy-a-tree page: it gives “Friday November 28”, which was a Friday in 2025 and is a Saturday this year, and the Cleburne opening as “Friday the 29”, which was a Friday in 2024. The phrase beside them — the Friday, Saturday and Sunday after Thanksgiving — does fit this year, and matches the email. The home page now says it outright: open for Christmas tree sales Friday 27 November, gates at 9am, 9am to 5pm each day it opens. Ring 817-713-6114 before you drive out, particularly in December. Two numbers circulate: that one is from the farm’s own email signature, and 817-944-3177 appears on its Facebook page and website footer. The web address is sunsethilltreefarm.co, not .com — the .com is a different, dead site.
A farm-park with a ticketed Christmas Adventure — Santa, a coaster, a tubing hill, a train and farm animals — and pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir kept in water in its event barn. It says plainly that choose-and-cut will not be offered this year.
2026 season27 Nov – 21 Dec
NovDec
OpensFri 27 Nov, 10amChristmas Adventure, 2026
Black Friday & Saturdays10am–5:30pm
Sundays11am–5:30pm
Last dayMon 21 Dec10am–5:30pm
TreesPre-cut Fraser firno cutting your own this year
Admission$31.95 + taxat the gate; under-2s free; cheaper in its online sales
Tree pricesnot publishedthe farm prints none
What’s there
Pre-cut only
Fraser fir kept in water
Santa arrives an hour after opening
Farm animals
Tubing hill
Coaster and train rides
Haymarket shopping
Practical
Dogsnot stated
Paymentnot stated
Restroomsnot stated
Before you set offPre-cut trees only, and inside a ticketed event: ring 817-295-6772 to ask whether you can buy a tree without an admission ticket.
A family farm at Haslet, the only one on this page north of the city, selling pre-cut trees only: Noble, Nordmann, Fraser and Douglas fir. There is nothing to cut here, but it is open six days a week, weekday evenings included, entry and parking are free, and Santa, a bakery and farm animals to feed make it more than a tree lot.
2026 seasonfrom 27 Nov
NovDec
OpensFri 27 Novthe day after Thanksgiving: the farm’s own rule, worked out for 2026
Monday to Thursday5–7pm
Friday and Saturday9am–7pm
SundaysClosed
Last daynot publishedthe farm hasn’t named one
TreesPre-cut onlyNoble, Nordmann, Fraser and Douglas fir
Tree pricesnot published“vary based on tree variety and height”
EntryFreeparking is free too
What’s there
Pre-cut only
Noble fir
Nordmann fir
Fraser fir
Douglas fir
Free entry and parking
Visits with Santa
Farm animals to feed
Hot cocoa and cider
Bakery
Gift shop
Wreaths
Tree stands for sale
Help loading the tree
Practical
Dogsnot stated
Paymentcash, Zelle, Venmo or any major card
Entryfree, and parking too
Worth knowingThe weekday hours are evenings only, 5 to 7pm, which makes this the one farm on the page you can reach after work. It is also the only one north of Fort Worth: from Keller, Saginaw or Alliance it is much the shortest drive, as long as you want a pre-cut tree.
Before you set offPre-cut only: bring no saw. The staff help load the tree and tie it to the car, but the farm asks you to bring your own straps or rope. Its website says it opens “the day after Thanksgiving” with no year, so 27 November is that rule worked out for 2026; ring 469-435-3169 if you want it confirmed. The farm prints no tree prices.
One day, and one day only. Angel Path opens for choose-and-cut on the Friday after Thanksgiving and does not open again — no December weekends, no second chance. Virginia pine and nothing else, from $120 for a six-foot tree. The rest of the year it is a photography venue.
2026 season27 Nov only
NovDec
OpensFri 27 Nov 2026the farm’s own answer, by email on 31 October
Open daysOne“the Friday after Thanksgiving only”
Cut your ownVirginia pinethe only species grown here
PriceFrom $120 at six foot$15 for each foot above that
Last dayThe day it opensthere is no second weekend
2026 prices, from the farm by email
A six-foot treefrom $120
Each foot above six$15
A nine-foot tree, by that rateabout $165
What’s there
Virginia pine
Choose and cut
One day only
Photography venue
Practical
Dogsnot stated
Paymentnot stated
Restroomsnot stated
Worth knowingThe farm is a photography venue as much as a tree farm — it is in its own name, and it hires out props and backdrops through the autumn. If you want photographs with the tree rather than just a tree, this is the one to ask.
Before you set offIf you miss the Friday, you have missed the season. One day is the whole of it, the farm grows a “select group” of trees rather than a field of them, and Virginia pine is all there is. Ring 817-313-4977 before you drive out.
Nine acres in Bosque County that Kenneth and Kathy Radde have been selling trees off since 1990, and the only place on this site growing Afghan pine. It is also the only farm we list where every extra is free: the hayride both ways, the saws, the shaking, the removal bag, the twine, the coffee, a colouring book and a cookie or candy cane for each child. It is a long way out — nearer Waco than Fort Worth — and it is the one farm here open on a Monday.
2026 seasonfrom 27 Nov
NovDec
OpensFri 27 Nov, 3pman afternoon, not a day
Mondays and Fridays3pm–dark
Saturdays9am–darkthe long day
Sundays1pm–dark
ClosedTue, Wed and Thuopen at either end of the week, not through it
Cut your ownAfghan pine, 6–9 ft$75 to $140
Pre-cutFraser fir, 6–9 ft$99 to $189, by height and grade
Coffee or punch, colouring book, a cookie per childfree
What’s there
Afghan pine
Pre-cut Fraser fir
Free hayride both ways
Free saws
Shaking and bagging included
Free coffee or punch
Wreaths made on site
German advent calendars
Local honey, jams and soaps
Occasional Santa
Open Mondays
Practical
Dogsnot stated
Paymentnot stated
Restroomsnot stated
Worth knowingAfghan pine — eldarica — is a desert pine with long soft needles and an open, airy shape, and nowhere else on this site sells one. It takes the Texas heat better than almost anything, which is why a central Texas farm grows it. The gift shop is worth the walk on its own: wreaths made on the place, German advent calendars, jams, ornaments, soaps and local honey.
Before you set offTwo things to know before you set off, both the farm’s own instructions. Everyone must stay in their vehicle in the queue until there is safe space to park. And FM 219 is closed for major bridge repair — from Whitney or Hillsboro, take SH 22 to Meridian and then turn left, south, onto FM 1991. Afghan pine is scarce this season after drought, ice and grasshoppers, so the farm is cutting only a limited number and the pre-cut Fraser firs may be what is left by December. Their website is plain http rather than https, so a browser will call it “not secure”; it reads perfectly well.
When do Christmas tree farms open near Fort Worth in 2026?
All six open on Friday 27 November 2026, the day after Thanksgiving. Haynie’s Green Acres opens 9am to 5pm and is then open every day — Saturdays 9am to 5pm, Sundays 12 to 5pm, weekdays 2 to 5pm. Radde Tannenbaum opens at 3pm and runs Mondays and Fridays 3pm to dark, Saturdays 9am to dark and Sundays 1pm to dark, closed Tuesday to Thursday. Sunset Hill opens at weekends only, Friday to Sunday, 9am to 5pm. Monroe Family Farm at Haslet, pre-cut only, is open Monday to Thursday 5 to 7pm and Friday and Saturday 9am to 7pm, closed Sundays. Angel Path is the exception at the other end: it opens that Friday and does not open again. Mainstay at Cleburne, which sells pre-cut Fraser fir only, runs its Christmas Adventure to Monday 21 December. The other four name no closing date and run until they sell out, which in Texas happens, so the Thanksgiving weekend is the safe time to go for a big tree.
How much is a Christmas tree near Fort Worth?
Between $49.99 and about $700, and which end you land at depends almost entirely on what sort of tree you want. Sunset Hill at Alvarado charges $12 a foot to cut your own, the cheapest rate per foot we have found anywhere in Texas or North Carolina — a 7 ft tree is $84 and a 10 ft tree $120. Radde Tannenbaum at Meridian asks $75 to $140 for a 6 to 9 ft Afghan pine you cut yourself, or $99 to $189 for a pre-cut Fraser fir of the same height. Haynie’s at Crowley publishes a ladder of starting prices — $49.99 tabletop, $124.99 at 6 to 8 ft, $189.99 at 8½ to 10 ft and $449.99 at 11 to 12 ft — and its own email of 12 October 2026 says a 10 to 12 ft Fraser fir can reach $699.99. Monroe Family Farm, which sells pre-cut fir only, prints no prices. The pattern is the same everywhere in Texas: a Texas-grown pine or cypress is cheap, and a Fraser fir has been trucked from North Carolina and is not.
Which farm is closest to Fort Worth?
Haynie’s Green Acres at Crowley, about fifteen minutes south of the city — the closest Christmas tree farm to any big Texas city we cover. Sunset Hill at Alvarado is another twenty minutes on, thirty-five in all. North of the city, Monroe Family Farm at Haslet is about twenty-five minutes out, but it sells pre-cut trees only. Radde Tannenbaum is a different sort of trip: an hour and twenty south-west at Meridian, in Bosque County, nearer Waco than Fort Worth. Go there for the Afghan pine and the free hayride, not because it is convenient.
What kind of Christmas tree grows near Fort Worth?
Pine, not fir — fir will not take the Texas summer. Radde Tannenbaum grows Afghan pine, also called eldarica: long soft needles, an open airy shape and real tolerance of heat and drought. It is the only farm on this site that sells one. The Fraser firs on the lots at Haynie’s, Sunset Hill and Radde are all pre-cut and trucked down from North Carolina, which is why they cost two or three times as much. Monroe Family Farm at Haslet sells only pre-cut firs: Noble, Nordmann, Fraser and Douglas. If you want to know what the southern trees are actually like in a room, the southern trees compared goes through them, and North Carolina is where the firs come from.
Is there a Christmas tree farm in Fort Worth itself?
No, and there is not one in Dallas, Austin or Houston either — tree farms need acreage, so they sit outside the city. Haynie’s at Crowley is the nearest thing to one at fifteen minutes out. In the north of the metro, Monroe Family Farm at Haslet sells pre-cut trees about twenty-five minutes out. If you are in the east of the metro, the Dallas farms may be no further.
Do Fort Worth Christmas tree farms charge admission?
Not to cut a tree. Haynie’s Green Acres says plainly that there is no admission charge, and neither of the other two charges to walk in either. Monroe Family Farm says entry and parking are always free. Radde Tannenbaum goes further than any farm we list: the hayride both ways, the saws, the tree shaking, the removal bag, the twine, the coffee or punch, a colouring book and a cookie or candy cane per child are all free. That is not universal in Texas — Devine Acres near San Antonio charges to walk in, and Country Barn in Pennsylvania charges $6.50 just to reach the trees. The exception is Mainstay at Cleburne, a farm-park whose Christmas Adventure costs $31.95 plus tax at the gate; its trees are pre-cut, in the event barn.
Which farm is open on a weekday?
Haynie’s every weekday, 2 to 5pm — a narrow window, but it is only fifteen minutes out. Radde Tannenbaum opens Mondays and Fridays from 3pm until dark and is closed Tuesday to Thursday, which is an unusual pattern worth checking before you drive an hour and twenty. Monroe Family Farm at Haslet is open Monday to Thursday evenings, 5 to 7pm, but sells pre-cut trees only. Sunset Hill is weekends only.
What $12 a foot actually means
Texas farms price trees three different ways, and the farms on this page use all three
between them, which makes comparing them harder than it looks.
By the foot.Sunset Hill charges
$12 a foot, so a 6 ft tree is $72, a 7 ft tree $84 and a 10 ft tree $120. The price
rises in a straight line, which is unusual — nearly everywhere else, each extra foot
costs more than the last.
By a range for a height band.Radde prices
Afghan pine at $75 to $140 for anything from 6 to 9 ft, so the figure depends on the
individual tree as well as its height.
By a floor for each height band.Haynie’s
publishes four bands and every one says starting at: $49.99 for a tabletop, $124.99 at
6 to 8 ft, $189.99 at 8½ to 10 ft and $449.99 at 11 to 12 ft. A floor is not a price,
and the farm’s own email of 12 October 2026 says a 10 to 12 ft Fraser fir can reach $699.99.
For a tall tree the gap is enormous. Ten feet costs $120 at Sunset Hill and starts
at $449.99 at Haynie’s — but the first is a Texas-grown tree you cut yourself and the
second is a Fraser fir that was cut on a North Carolina mountainside and trucked eleven hundred
miles. You are largely paying for the journey.
What a tree costs sets
every published price list we hold side by side.
How these were checked
Each listing comes from the farm itself, and every card carries the date it was last read.
Three of the six told us their dates and prices by email rather than publishing them:
Sunset Hill on 26 September, Haynie’s on 12 October and Angel Path on 31 October, and all
three cards say so. Radde Tannenbaum publishes its own
calendar and prices, which makes it the only farm here you can check without writing to
anyone. Angel Path’s street address is not on its own pages either; it came from the
farm’s Facebook listing. Monroe Family Farm’s hours, payment and trees are from its own website, read on 12 November; it says it opens “the day after Thanksgiving” with no year, so 27 November is the farm’s own rule, worked out for 2026.
We do not take dates, prices or open-or-closed status from the growers’ association
directory at texaschristmastrees.com. It was wrong twice this season, listing farms as closed
that were trading normally — Haynie’s was one of them.
Mainstay Farm at Cleburne and Monroe Family Farm at Haslet
are listed as pre-cut farms: Mainstay states plainly that it will not offer choose-and-cut this year,
Monroe sells pre-cut fir only, and both cards say so. Two farms
near Fort Worth are not on this page. 4D Farm at Weatherford, still in many Dallas–Fort Worth
guides, has closed for good, by its own website. The Lazy K at Godley shows an undated “closed for the
season” notice: its own site, thelazyk.net, still shows it, and the
email address it publishes stopped accepting mail in November, so it has no 2026 date to list. Every farm here is a drive: the nearest farm on this page,
Haynie’s, is fifteen minutes out of the city.
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