Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Arkansas

Pining for the perfect tree? Find one that’s right for your home at a Arkansas Christmas tree farm. Remember, not all farmers allow guests to cut their own, so be sure to call ahead. And don’t forget to check out our tree cutting tips below. Have fun!

If you know of a Christmas tree farm in the Arkansas area we missed, please send it to us and we’ll be happy to add to our list!

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Arkansas Christmas tree farms:

Tips for cutting down your Christmas tree from tree farms around Arkansas:
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First, don't just head out into the woods and make like Paul Bunyan - that's illegal. A local Arkansas tree farm will have much nicer, fuller Christmas trees due to the pruning and care they receive over the years.

Go early. Waiting until the night before Christmas to get your tree may leave you trekking across lots of empty spaces filled with the “ghosts of trees past” in Arkansas tree farms.

Bring a handsaw (some farms will loan you one). Chainsaws and axes are usually not allowed at most Arkansas tree farms. You'll want to cut it as close to the ground as possible, in order to have enough trunk to give it a second cut when you get home. The second cut allows the Christmas tree to soak up water, THE key to keeping your tree fresh through the holidays.

Most Christmas tree farms around Arkansas will put mesh around your tree; leave it on until you're ready to set it up at home.

When you get the tree home, tap it on the driveway to shake off the loose needles from the tree, then give it a second cut and set it in a bucket of water. Once its in the house, keep the temperature a little lower, around 65 degrees or so. This will keep your freshly cut Arkansas Christmas tree looking and smelling fresh throughout the parties, presents and holiday fun.