Christmas Tree Farms in Watauga County, North Carolina

Watauga County has 10 farms where you can choose and cut your own Christmas tree, in Boone and Sugar Grove. The most common trees here are Fraser fir and Canaan fir.

cut-your-own farms
10
most common tree
Fraser fir
with hayrides or wagons
5

Boone 8 farms

  • Boone, NC

    A weekend choose-and-cut farm on US 421 east of Boone with Fraser firs from about three to ten feet, hayrides, warm drinks and a shop stocked with wreaths, garland, jams and honey.

    • Fraser fir

    Hayrides

  • Boone, NC

    A choose-and-cut farm near Boone known for its Fraser fir wreaths and garland, with field trees in the five to nine foot range and live balled-and-burlapped trees for replanting.

    • Fraser fir
  • Boone, NC

    A family-owned choose-and-cut farm on Brookshire Road outside Boone, with Fraser firs from tabletop size up to about twelve feet and Santa visits and food on busy weekends.

    • Fraser fir

    Santa

  • Boone, NC

    A choose-and-cut farm on Will Cook Road near Boone with Fraser firs from about three to fourteen feet, a crew that does the cutting for you and a Christmas shop full of ornaments and gifts.

    • Fraser fir
  • Boone, NC

    A busy family farm next to Meat Camp Baptist Church on Highway 194, open every day of the season with Fraser firs up to about twelve feet, hayrides and farm animals to feed.

    • Fraser fir

    Hayrides

  • Boone, NC

    A family farm above Howard's Creek, planted since 1984, with thousands of mountain-grown Fraser firs from small tabletop trees up to about twelve feet, plus hayrides and a Christmas shop.

    • Fraser fir

    Hayrides

  • Boone, NC

    A long-season choose-and-cut farm off Meat Camp Road north of Boone, selling Fraser fir up to about ten feet and Canaan fir in mid sizes, with Fraser fir and white pine wreaths.

    • Fraser fir
    • Canaan fir
  • Boone, NC

    The weekend-only sister farm of Clawson's, tucked off Big Hill Road north of Boone, with Fraser firs from tabletop size to around nine and a half feet and wide mountain views from the fields.

    • Fraser fir

    Hayrides

Sugar Grove 2 farms

  • Sugar Grove, NC

    A small choose-and-cut farm in the Sugar Grove area west of Boone with Fraser firs from about three to fourteen feet, plus fir and white pine wreaths and garland.

    • Fraser fir
  • Sugar Grove, NC

    A greenery farm in Sugar Grove that grows Fraser firs from about five to eleven feet for choose-and-cut and makes decorated wreaths, garland and handmade holiday gifts.

    • Fraser fir

    Hayrides

Cut-your-own Christmas tree farms in Watauga County, North Carolina
FarmTownPriceTreesSawsShake & netDogsPay
Appalachian Christmas Mountain FarmsBoone, NC–Fraser fir––––
Appalachian EvergreensBoone, NC–Fraser fir–Yes––
Bear Wallow Choose & CutSugar Grove, NC–Fraser fir––––
Bluestone GreenerySugar Grove, NC–Fraser fir––––
C & J Christmas TreesBoone, NC–Fraser fir––––
Circle C Tree FarmsBoone, NC–Fraser fir–Yes––
Clawson's Choose & CutBoone, NC–Fraser fir–––Cards accepted
Greene Tree FarmBoone, NC–Fraser fir–Yes––
Miller's Choose & CutBoone, NC–Fraser fir, Canaan fir––––
Panoramic View Christmas Tree FarmBoone, NC–Fraser fir–––Cards accepted

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of Christmas trees do farms in Watauga County have?

The most common trees at farms in Watauga County are Fraser fir (10 farms) and Canaan fir (1 farm). Some farms sell part of their range as pre-cut trees, so check each listing. Read our guide to Christmas tree types to compare scent, needle retention and branch strength.

When do Christmas tree farms in Watauga County open?

Most farms in Watauga County open around Thanksgiving weekend, and many close in mid-December or when their trees are sold out. Farms usually post their 2026 dates in November, and we update each listing when they do.