Where to Find Your Christmas Tree in South Carolina’s Olde English District

Finding the perfect Christmas tree is part of the holiday fun. Across the Olde English District, local farms turn tree shopping into a seasonal tradition with choose-and-cut fields, fresh wreaths, hot cocoa, wagon rides and plenty of festive extras.

Whether you’re searching for a cypress, pine or pre-cut Fraser Fir, there are plenty of ways to make the Christmas tree hunt part of the celebration.

Tree availability, opening dates and hours can change throughout the season, so check with each farm before you go.

Ready to start the search? Here are a few places to find your Christmas tree in the OED.

Caldwell Tree Farm | Winnsboro

Caldwell Tree Farm in Winnsboro keeps the Christmas tree hunt simple and festive with homegrown trees, fresh-cut Fraser Firs from North Carolina, handmade wreaths and locally crafted ornaments.

Grab a cup of hot cocoa while you browse the farm, then pick out a tree and a few holiday extras to take home. Seasonal hours are limited, so check current opening dates before you go.

Aisles of Christmas Tree Farm | Winnsboro

Aisles of Christmas Tree Farm in Winnsboro is a family-owned choose-and-cut farm with Leyland Cypress, Carolina Sapphire and other seasonal tree varieties, plus pre-cut Fraser Firs.

The experience goes beyond the tree hunt with hot chocolate, rides, seasonal treats and a Christmas gift shop. Tree varieties and opening dates can change from year to year, so check the farm’s current updates before you go.

Moseley Old Time Christmas Tree Farm | Lancaster

Moseley Old Time Christmas Tree Farm in Lancaster County turns the Christmas tree hunt into part of the tradition. Take a wagon ride through the farm, then choose from varieties like Blue Ice, Virginia Pine, Leyland Cypress and Murray Cypress. Pre-cut Fraser Firs are also typically available.

The farm opens for the season around Thanksgiving and stays open while inventory lasts, so check current hours and tree availability before you go.

Penland Christmas Tree Farm | York

Christmas tree season has been a Penland family tradition since 1966. At Penland Christmas Tree Farm in York, visitors can grab a saw, wander the fields and choose from several varieties of cypress, pine and cedar trees. Pre-cut Fraser Firs from North Carolina are also available.

On weekends, free hayrides and hot chocolate add a little extra holiday fun to the tree hunt. The farm opens for the season the Friday after Thanksgiving and stays open while inventory lasts, so check current hours and tree availability before you go.

Merry Mixon Christmas Tree Farm | Hartsville

Merry Mixon Christmas Tree Farm at Honeysuckle Hollow Farms in Chesterfield County keeps the holiday tradition simple: pick your tree, cut it fresh and make the outing part of the season.

The farm opens for Christmas tree season around Thanksgiving, with visits available by appointment. Check the farm’s current schedule and tree availability before planning your trip.

Bonus Farm: Cherry Place Farm | Rock Hill

Prefer to skip the saw? Cherry Place Farm in Rock Hill sells fresh Fraser Firs from North Carolina along with handmade wreaths beginning around Thanksgiving.

The farm will trim, bale and help load your tree, and the greenhouse is worth a stop for local gifts, jams, salsa and other farm-made finds.

Tree inventory and seasonal hours can change quickly, so check Cherry Place Farm’s current Christmas tree schedule before you go.

However you bring home your tree, make a little extra time for the tradition along the way. From hot cocoa and wagon rides to fresh wreaths and fields full of evergreens, Christmas tree season is one more reason to spend a winter day exploring the OED.

Looking for more holiday ideas? Plan a festive getaway in the Olde English District.