The first tree at Summit Christmas Tree Farm was planted in 1966, and the same family still runs it. The farm wraps around C.T. English Middle School on Summit Road, about three miles east of Highway 17.
You can cut your own Douglas fir, white fir or Scotch pine, or pick from pre-cut trees. There’s a snack stand and picnic area.
2026 season
We’re confirming this year’s dates and hours with the farm. Most farms open the day after Thanksgiving. Call ahead before you go.
Trees grown here
At the farm
- Saws provided
- Wreaths and mistletoe
- Snack stand
- Restrooms and picnic area
Before you go
Mountain roads up here are narrow and winding, and cell service can drop out. Leave extra time, wear shoes that can handle mud, and bring gloves plus rope or straps in case you need to tie the tree down yourself. See the best time to visit and the planning guide.
Other farms nearby
Hours and prices change every season, and smaller farms can sell out early. Call or check the farm’s website before you drive up.
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