Where to Find and Cut Your Own Christmas Trees in Boone

GraystoneLodge / November 5, 2025 /Uncategorized

There’s something special about Christmas in Boone. The air turns crisp, the mountain peaks dust with snow, and families head out together, bundled up in scarves and smiles, searching for the perfect Fraser fir. You can practically smell the season — a blend of pine, cocoa, and adventure.

Boone, North Carolina, isn’t just known for its views. It’s known for its feel — that warm, small-town charm that brings people back every year. And during the holidays, the best way to soak it in is by spending the day at one of the area’s beautiful Christmas tree farms.

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A High Country Tradition Worth Keeping

If you’ve never cut your own Christmas tree, Boone is the place to start. The farms here are run by local families who’ve spent generations growing some of the finest Fraser firs in the country — the very same trees that end up in state capitols and major holiday displays.

The process is simple and fun: grab a saw (or borrow one there), wander the rows of evergreens, and find the tree that feels like yours. Most farms offer cider, cocoa, or hot donuts, and you’ll often run into Santa, hayrides, and friendly farm dogs along the way.

This is the kind of outing that becomes a family story.

Christmas Tree Farms Near Boone, NC

Pro tip: Tree farm inventories shrink fast after Thanksgiving weekend. It’s always smart to call or check their websites before heading out.

Appalachian Christmas Mountain Farms

7177 U.S. 421, Boone, NC 28607

  • Fraser firs (tabletop to 12’)
  • Wreaths, garland
  • Fun extras: Hayrides, kids’ “Choose ‘n Cut” area, refreshments, local goods shop

Appalachian Evergreens

574 R C Cook Rd, Blowing Rock, NC 28605

  • Fraser firs up to 10’
  • Wreaths, centerpieces, garland
  • Hot drinks, local gifts
  • Open November 15th – 16th, November 22nd – 23rd, November 28th, 29th & 30th, December 6th – 7th
  • Open from 9:00am  – 4:00pm each day

P & K Christmas Trees

247 Walt Clark Rd, Newland, NC 28657

  • Fraser firs (tabletop to 12’)
  • Wreaths, garland, handmade bows
  • Family-owned farm with beautiful mountain views
  • Cider, hot chocolate, and friendly farm animals

Bluestone Greenery

1230 Howard Edmisten Rd, Sugar Grove, NC 28679

  • Fraser firs 5’–8’
  • Decorated or plain wreaths, garland
  • Photo backdrop with vintage truck
  • Open Nov 22-23, Nov 28-30, Dec 6-7 from 9:00am – 5:00pm

C & J Christmas Trees

1166 NC Highway 194 South Todd NC 28684

  • Fraser firs up to 12’
  • Santa visits, pop-up vendors, cocoa, and treats
  • Leashed pets welcome
  • Open weekends from November 15 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM; Thanksgiving Day 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Circle C Tree Farms

372 Will Cook Rd, Boone, NC 28607

  • Fraser firs up to 14′
  • Pre-cut or choose & cut
  • Discounts on larger trees
  • Leashed pets welcome
  • Open daily from November 15, 9 AM – 4:15 PM

Clawson’s Choose & Cut

4944 NC-194, Boone, NC 28607

  • Fraser firs up to 12’
  • Wreaths, bows, garland
  • Hayrides, farm animals, hot cocoa
  • Leashed pets welcome
  • Open daily from November 15, 8 AM – 5 PM, including Thanksgiving

Miller’s Choose and Cut Tree Farm

1739 Ball Branch Rd, Boone, NC 28607

  • Fraser firs up to 8’
  • Wreaths
  • Open daily beginning November 8, 9 AM – 5 PM

Panoramic View Christmas Tree Farm

368 Panoramic Ln, Boone, NC 28607

  • Fraser firs up to 12’
  • Handmade bows, wreaths, garland
  • Hayrides, farm animals, hot cocoa
  • Leashed pets welcome
  • Open weekends: November 22–23, 28–30, December 6–7

Tips for Tree-Cutting in Boone

Make a day of it: Grab breakfast at Sunrise Grill or Stick Boy Bread Co., then head out to the farm. Cap the evening with dinner at Casa Rustica or The Local.

Dress warm: The High Country chill sets in quickly. Bring gloves and layers to keep warm.

Bring cash: Some farms don’t accept cards.

Pack rope or bungee cords: You’ll need them for the drive home.

Stay Local. Stay Cozy. Stay Graystone.

Boone’s holiday season has a rhythm all its own — lights twinkling downtown, laughter spilling out of local shops, the smell of fir trees in the air. At Graystone Lodge, we match that same spirit with mountain warmth and thoughtful touches that make you feel at home.

If you’re planning a family trip or traveling with your pup, you’ll find that Graystone is both the best family-friendly hotel and a wonderful pet-friendly hotel in Boone, NC.

When it comes to creating lasting holiday memories, there’s no better backdrop than the High Country.

Book your stay at Graystone Lodge and start your Christmas season with the kind of story you’ll want to relive year after year.

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