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Finding a Christmas tree farm in Indiana

As that familiar chill enters the Indiana air, you might find yourself pining for a real Christmas tree. Whether you opt for the real deal based on the pleasant smell or the deep nostalgia associated with them, there are several great Christmas tree farms in Indiana where you can purchase this year’s tree.  

Christmas tree farms in Indiana are all unique. They may offer different species of trees, other decor options, assorted fun activities or other offerings to entice customers. Some farms may focus more on pre-cut trees while others may let you and your family select and cut your own Christmas tree. Make sure you do your research to ensure that the farm you visit will live up to your expectations! 

 
When do Christmas tree farms open in Indiana 

Each business is different, but the majority of Christmas tree farms in Indiana open in mid-November or right after Thanksgiving. The weekend after Thanksgiving is certainly the busiest for these agritourism businesses. Be aware that some Christmas tree farms sell out of product quickly. There isn’t much time between Thanksgiving and Christmas, so trees move fast. Check farm websites for more guidance on timing and Christmas tree supply.  

List of Christmas tree farms in Indiana

 
Below is a large selection of Christmas tree farms in Indiana. We are continuously updating this list, but it’s a possibility that we missed an operation or two. If we missed your winter wonderland of choice or if a farm is no longer in operation, drop us a note at communications@infarmbureau.com so we can update the list! Make sure you provide all the information you can about the Christmas tree farm submission.  

The list of Christmas tree farms below is sorted by county.

Real Christmas tree safety

With a real Christmas tree, the work doesn’t stop once you get the tree home. If you plan to opt for a fresh Christmas tree, please keep safety in mind the whole time it is in your home. Follow the National Fire Protection Association guidelines to help you stay safe this holiday season.  
 
That’s a wrap on this article. Now, plan your Christmas tree excursion so you can then start to wrap those presents!