It's a beaut, Clark! Last night, my husband and I went to…read morethe tree farm for an outdoor movie; Christmas Vacation. We hadn't been before, but we were in mind to try something different for a date night. As the weather was expected to be in the 40s temp., we donned our plaid shirt jackets, gloves, caps, etc. we took a large heavy blanket and some old fashioned thermos bottles full of decaf coffee. Once there, we felt like we stepped into quite an experience. The movie was showing and there were nice rows and rows of camping chairs full of people intently watching. (We arrived a few minutes late). What was strange is that it was eerily quiet! We found a place to spread our blanket and then settled in to watch. We laughed out loud at all the many parts that were so funny, however no one else laughed! How could this be?!? It was so silent. If it wasn't so cold you would have heard crickets! We continued to laugh, trying not to break the spell everyone was under. During the movie, we grabbed two sandwiches and two waters from the food truck.. Almost $25! They were okay, but too high for the quality. Also, we were very excited about having a hot piece of pie and sipping coffee. This food truck only served cold, cream pies. While very good, not ideal for this outdoor weather. The tree farm had a large fire pit. If you needed to warm a bit. Overall, we had a great time sitting outdoors, laughing (albeit alone and surrounded by ghostly figures wrapped in blankets all slumped in chairs), and sipping coffee while watching a great Christmas classic. The event was extremely well organized. Thank you to the Wells family for making this possible. We would definitely recommend, and perhaps make this a new tradition! We'll bring friends next time! By the way.... Why is the picnic blanket all wet, Todd?!?

I came while visiting family to help pick out their Christmas tree. This was such a fun experience!…read moreThey were ready to educate you and help you understand the different kinds of trees they offered and why you might purchase one versus the other. Also, there is an opportunity to cut your own tree or to choose from their pre-cut selections. They had live music the weekend we were there (Thanksgiving weekend) as well as Santa, food trucks, and an indoor space with restrooms and hot chocolate.

Figured I'd update this again since it's been a few years. Sorghum is still the best, no question…read moreabout it. Prices have gone up quite a bit from years past, but I did notice a lot more helpers this year so that's probably why. This years 8.5" ft tree was $155. We had a very easy time start to finish and the trees are looking much more manicured and full as opposed to years past. So basically, higher cost, but better quality all around. Here's what you need to know: *Skip the pre cut trees up front, they aren't even from Oklahoma, sneaky sneaky. *Come the weekend before thanksgiving to pretag your tree to guarantee best selection. *Bring a sawzall or similar tool when you come to cut it down or you'll have a hard time using their tired old hand saws. *Explore all the fields and have fun, but remember people are creatures of habit so some of the best trees are right up front and get walked past in pursuit of grass on the greener side. *Try to find a tree close to the outside walkways so you don't have to drag it around waiting for a helper in a cart. *Take a pic of the sold tag once paid. *Take a pic of where your tree is located and some reference pics, esp if not picking up same day. *If you're here just to take family pics, read their website as they have special dates for that. If you do this during regular hours and without buying a tree, they'll be pissed and for good reason due to the foot traffic you're blocking as well as you're standing in front of their product someone wants to buy. How this place actually works: You enter and walk the entire acreage on your own. All trees are tagged with a serial number, price and measurement. Enjoy the smells and sights, it's a beautiful place. After you find the tree you want, take the bottom half of the tag with you back up front to pay for it. They will give you a sold tag, the bottom part of the tag now with your name on it, and red ribbon to mark the tree. Make sure you get 2 tags back with one marked sold as sometimes the helpers are new and forget. You keep the third sold tag - DONT LOSE IT - and put the other tag and ribbon on your tree to mark it. You can pick up anytime after thanksgiving and take it home. Ours has always lasted at least 5 weeks so we grab ours asap. When you go to pick up, which can be the same day once paid, you just go straight to it and cut it down yourself. Bring it back up front to the crew to wrap and drill it. They have people on carts circling the acreage so you don't have to physically carry it. They also will cut it for you if you're so inclined, they also provide saws. Once it is up front, you get back in your vehicle and join the pick up line while they prep it. They have crew to tell you where to go, just drive slow and watch for them and kiddos. When it's your turn, you give them your sold ticket and they do the loading for you! It'll be wrapped and drilled for you already as well. It can be kind of intimidating if you're new, and the crew is mostly teenagers who aren't always the most informed, though they're usually always kind. But give it a try and bring LOTS of patience as it is always busy and a little chaotic at times. You won't regret it!

Don't get me wrong, the service is always fantastic. There is always someone to greet you, and ask…read moreif you need anything. Other than that, this was a sub par experience. We have been going to Sorghum for over 20 years, and stopped about 4 years ago due to the quality of the trees going down hill. We buy 4 trees as a family, with the biggest being 15'. Not only were the trees all the most we have paid in 5 years, but they did not even shake the trees when prepping them. It took longer to clean up after bringing the tree inside than it did to find it. They also told us there were plenty of 15' trees to cut ourselves and there weren't any. Pretty disappointed in what this has become, a bunch of pre cut trees, that completely takes away from the magic of what this place used to be. Needless to say, we will be taking our business back to Norman next year. Thanks.

Great selection of all types of pumpkins. And their prices are fair. We especially liked the odd…read morecolors and shapes, even warty pumpkins. Prices for small to medium range from $3.50 to $10, while the bigger go up to $60. They also have a giant bin full of tiny weird squashes, gords and pumpkins for decorating your home for only 75 cents up to $1.20. Workers are friendly and very helpful. Parking is usually close by. Skip the box stores and buy local.

This is an unexpected and complete surprise right near the Oklahoma City airport. Shopping or…read morevisiting the store feels like a holiday attraction on its own. There are interactive areas with so much to see and experience in this store. This is the perfect place to find inspiration for how to decorate your own home or to pick up that hard to find perfect decorative piece. I will say it is a little pricey, but it's free to come and look around which feels worth it on its own.

My son recommended North Pole City to me while recently in town and it didn't disappoint! What a…read morebeautiful store, floor to ceiling, corner to corner Christmas decor! It was stunning! Every employee that passed by offered assistance and were very polite. I wandered the store twice but didn't end up buying anything, since everything I wanted was too large or heavy to get home this trip. Most of the trees had themes and were beyond beautiful! The prices were a little steep, but if I had more room to take things home, I probably would have spent a pretty penny on a few things that caught my eye! I won't hesitate to go back when I'm in town. Just walking through there without buying will make your heart swell!!

It is a family-owned, nostalgic 1940s-era farm in Harrah, Oklahoma, specializing in fresh-cut…read moreChristmas trees (both choose-and-cut from the field and pre-harvested options from northern Michigan and the Pacific Northwest). They grow varieties like Balsam Fir, Black Hill Spruce, Colorado Blue Spruce, Concolor Fir, Douglas Fir, Grand Fir, Scotch Pine, and White Pine. The farm also operates as a pumpkin patch in the fall, offering pick-your-own pumpkins, corn stalks, straw bales, and fall decorations. Additional seasonal attractions include farm animals, a barrel train ride through the fields, a haystack slide, photography sessions (e.g., in the sunflower patch starting in July), free hot chocolate/cider by the fire, Santa visits (Saturdays), photos with Mia the Donkey (Sundays), wreath-making in the gift shop, and kid-friendly activities like yard games and reindeer feed mixing. It's designed for creating family traditions and memories, with complimentary tree services like shaking, drilling, wrapping, and loading. Great place to take the family.

Arrived with no guidance of where to go. Though there were many ppl outside. Took a saw and went to…read morego see if we could get a tree. "Only cut trees with white tag" sign. So went for the only 3 big ones in the forest field. No tag....imagine that. Walked towards the only large trees to find a "only take pictures with these trees" sign. So we left. They had precut trees but well:....i can do that at Home Depot for way cheaper. Do not recommend if you are looking to cut a normal tree down.

What a great place for locals and for visitors of the area it's a must! Pop up shops are every…read moreweekend with some great vendors.

Good selection of booths with breads, jams, jewelry, medicinal items, essential oils, leather works…read moreyou name it. Sometimes muddy, sometimes not. Smelly if you go to the yard where the animals are, but that's to be expected! Bonus that they have a handwashing station! Love the little store with eggs and candies! And the food trucks!