Cut Your Own Christmas Tree Near Atlanta

Start a family tradition with a trip to one of these area Christmas tree farms. Most also offer pre-cut trees, wreaths and garland; look for kid-friendly activities like hayrides and refreshments. Call to verify hours, tree availability and COVID-19 safety protocols before heading out to a farm.

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Barn Hill Tree Farm

This family farm has cut-your-own trees, a fire pit, marshmallows to toast and plenty of spots for photo ops. Dahlonega. Opens Nov. 25.

Berry’s Tree Farm

Seven tree varieties to choose from, plus train rides, concessions, a petting zoo and more. Take pictures with Santa (select dates). Covington. Opens Nov. 19.

Bottoms Tree Farm

Take a hayride, enjoy cider and roasted marshmallows, and take photos with Santa (select dates). Cumming. Nov. 19-Dec. 17.

Coker Tree Farm

Choose from a variety of evergreens, including Frasier Fir, Leland Cypress, Murray Cypress and Carolina Sapphire. Marietta. Nov. 25.

Hunters’ Christmas Tree Farm

Cut your own Leyland Cypress, take a hay ride, feed the ducks and enjoy hot chocolate and cookies. Milton. Opens Nov. 19.

Kinsey Family Farm

Take a wagon ride to choose your tree, then warm up with some marshmallow roasting and hot cocoa. Gainesville. Opens Nov. 25.

Minter’s Farm

Choose from Leyland Cypress, Virginia Pines, Murry Cypress, Carolina Sapphire and more. Take a hayride and enjoy cider from the market store. Fayetteville. Nov. 24-Dec. 24.

Sleepy Hollow Farm

Cut your tree, then visit the country store for wreaths, hot chocolate, cider and snacks. Powder Springs. Opens Nov. 19.

Southern Cypress Christmas Tree Farm

Cut your own tree and shop for wreaths, tree boxes and gifts at the market. Dublin. Opens Nov. 24.

Sugarland Tree Farm

Choose from Virginia Pine, Blue Ice, Leyland Cypress and more at this family-owned farm. Shop for decorations and wreaths at the Sugarhaus. Stockbridge. Opens Nov. 25.

Thompson’s Tree Farm

Choose from five types of evergreen and enjoy cider and hot chocolate. Bring bread to feed to the farm animals. Lawrenceville. Opens Nov. 19 by appointment.