Central Ohio Christmas Tree Farms

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Get into the festive spirit with the wonderful aroma of fresh evergreens. Here’s a list of top Central Ohio Christmas tree farms where you can cut your own tree — plus many farms offer pre‑cut options, wreaths, and garland.

Central Ohio Christmas Tree Farms

Cut your own Christmas Trees!

If you’re looking for a memorable holiday experience, nothing beats roaming a field of evergreens and selecting your own fresh‑cut Christmas tree. Below is a curated list of Central Ohio Christmas tree farms where you can cut your own Christmas tree.

Please remember: most farms stop tree cutting at dusk, and many also offer pre‑cut trees, wreaths, and garland for convenience. Before visiting, we recommend calling ahead to confirm hours and availability.

Happy Holidays from The Columbus Team!

  1. Bedford Falls Christmas Tree Farm – 7258 Lockbourne Rd, Lockbourne, OH 43137 (614) 270-4166
  2. Beck’s Christmas Tree Farm – 190 Rainbow Dr. NW, Lancaster, OH 43130 (740) 653-6454
  3. Cackler Family Farms – 4971 Cackler Road, Delaware, OH 43015 (740) 524-5311
  4. Country Cabin Tree Farm – 3600 Wilson Road, Sunbury OH 43074 (740) 832-9345
  5. Fly-a-way Farm – 1950 Lackey-Old State Road, Delaware OH 43015 (740) 816-0818
  6. Homestead Christmas Trees – 2573 Loudon St, Granville, OH 43023 (740) 321-1007
  7. HTH Christmas Tree Lot – 2340 W. Dublin Granville Road Linworth, OH 43235 (614) 396-6313
  8. Irwin Farms Christmas Trees – 18961 Collins Rd, Marysville, OH 43040 (304) 633-1728
  9. McGlone Tree Farm – 2323 Rt. 674, Canal Winchester, OH 43110 (614) 833-0039
  10. Medina Christmas Tree Farms – 3301 Hamilton Rd, Medina, OH 44256 (330) 723-2106
  11. Mr. Tree Farm – 1099 Reynoldsburg New Albany Rd N., Blacklick, OH 43004 (614) 577-0081
  12. Needle & Pine Tree Farm – 8312 Denune Road, Johnstown Ohio 43031 (614) 632-5303
  13. Pine Tree Barn – 4374 Shreve Rd, Wooster OH, 44691 – (330) 264-1014
  14. Saum Family Farms – 4675 Hamburg Road SW, Lancaster, OH 43130 (740) 969-2058
  15. Scheetz Tree Farm – 2297 Cambridge Rd, Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-3656
  16. Stonehaven Tree Farm – 6718 Perry Rd, Centerburg, OH 43011 (614) 668-6292
  17. Storeyland Christmas Tree Farm – 5148 OH-7, Burghill, OH 44404 (330) 772-8733
  18. Taylor Christmas Tree Farm – 1627 Kenny Road, Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 717-3969
  19. Timberpeg Tree Farm – 4544 Tschopp Rd NE, Lancaster, OH 43130 (740) 503-1045
  20. Timbuk Farms – 2030 Timbuk Road, Granville, Ohio 43023 (740) 587-2178
  21. TNTreesFarm – 7183 Davis Rd, Hilliard, OH 43026 (614) 529-1088
  22. Ron & Kelly Walsh Tree Farm – 6826 Fairmount Road SE, Newark, OH 43056 (740) 323-4885
  23. Walsh Tree Farm – 9068 Eden Church Road, St. Louisville, OH 43071 (740) 745-5040
  24. Whitehouse Christmas Tree Farm – 11500 Obee Rd, Whitehouse, OH 43571 (419) 877-2733
  25. Whiteside Evergreens – 18875 Boerger Road, Marysville, OH 43040 (937) 243-3771

Before you head out, check each farm’s website or give them a call to verify their current season hours and tree‑cutting policies. For more holiday fun, don’t forget to explore our post on where to meet Santa around Columbus. Enjoy your tree‑cutting adventure, and may your holiday season be filled with joy, warmth, and evergreen memories!

Fresh-Cut Christmas Tree FAQ

How long do fresh-cut Christmas trees last?

A fresh-cut Christmas tree can last 3 to 5 weeks with proper care. The key is to get it into water immediately after cutting and keep the stand filled daily. If the base dries out, the tree can no longer absorb water and will dry quickly.

What’s the best way to keep a fresh tree from drying out?

To keep your tree fresh:

  • Cut the base (about ½ inch) before placing it in water
  • Use a stand that holds at least a gallon of water
  • Check water daily—trees can drink a lot in the first week!
  • Keep it away from heat sources like vents, fireplaces, or sunny windows
When is the best time to buy a fresh-cut tree in Central Ohio?

The weekend right after Thanksgiving is the most popular time to cut your own tree, but many farms open mid-to-late November. If you want the best selection of trees or a specific type (like Fraser Fir), early shopping is ideal. Visiting later in the season means smaller crowds, but tree availability may be limited.

How do I dispose of a real tree after the holidays in Columbus?

Most Central Ohio cities offer curbside Christmas tree pickup for composting. Trees must be free of decorations, tinsel, and plastic. Alternatively, check with your local parks department or compost facility—some accept drop-offs in early January.

Do local tree farms offer tree-shaking or netting?

Yes! Many Central Ohio farms offer tree-shaking to remove loose needles and critters, as well as netting to make transport easier. Some also offer saws, sleds, and staff assistance—call ahead to confirm services at your preferred farm.

Are pets safe around fresh-cut Christmas trees?

Fresh trees aren’t toxic to most pets, but they can be a tempting chew toy or climbing challenge. Keep cords and ornaments out of reach, cover the water reservoir (some trees release sap or chemicals), and supervise curious pets to prevent accidents.

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