Christmas trees for $10 a foot, better than any box store and fresh! You can cut them yourself but…read moremake sure to bring your muscles. Staff was very nice and helpful. Thanks for the great experience

I know where I will be getting my Christmas trees from now-on. After visiting the Hicks farm, you…read morewill, too! [NOTE: not closed; may be seasonal; not sure why Yelp states that it's closed. I went there yesterday, 12/12/10.] Bill Hicks and his family own property on a hill by a creek with plenty of Christmas trees of varying sizes and varieties. It's a very pleasant time, walking around, checking out trees and appreciating the ambiance of a cool fall day on a farm. The trees are $25, no matter the size - not a bad deal! Mr. Hicks is a very nice person, allowing us to take an additional small plant home for us to plant ourselves. He has been in the Christmas tree business for some time, but he has a greater passion of promoting agricultural education in the community as well as in schools (he is a high school physical science teacher as well). You can make an appointment to stop-by by appointment: 423-487-2056 or 423-237-3609 or e-mail hicksnur@bellsouth.net.

Just happened upon this place and still has wonderful selection of beautiful trees. I was worried…read morethat trees would be "dry" feeling because of drought in area but these are still great trees. Took off end, pulled thru netting and loaded for me. Really nice and helpful!

Very beautiful but for what they charge ($39.95 plus tax, brings it to approximately $45.00), you…read moreshould be able to go through more than once.

What fun we had with our kiddos. Absolutely loved the syncing with Christmas tunes, watching the…read morelights get their dance on. Our toddlers are now yelling "drop that sick Santa beat!" due to some of the bass-tastic music choices. Purchased ahead of time, it was only $25 for our van full of five people. It looked like $30 if you pay at the door. The line from the highway wasn't too bad. We probably waited 15 minutes on a Tuesday around opening at 6 to turn into the stadium drive and another 30-40 or so to pass the ticket booth and experience the lights. The line was all the way out past the exit to the highway by the time we left around 6:45, so go at opening on a weeknight to avoid long wait. We did not stop in the indoor Santa/Santa pics, pony ride, concession area due to COVID and countless unmasked people but look forward to doing that in the future. For anyone who is CoVID-conscious, the woman at the entry ticket booth had gloves on and didn't touch my phone to scan, which is awesome. However, she did have her mask on as a chinstrap. Overall, great experience. Looking forward to making it a tradition.

Beautiful farm, friendly and helpful staff, great quality and price for tree. We got there really…read moreclose to closing but staff was kind enough to let us still cut a tree. Everyone was so friendly and the farm was beautiful. Our 6" tree is gorgeous and $130.

This is our 7th year going to Boyds. I couldn't imagine Christmas without getting our tree from…read moreBoyds. Prices were reasonable, and our tree always lasts till well after December. Go early for the best selection. Everyone is friendly and helpful. I only paid $115 this year and thought it was a bargain.

During Christmas nothing is more magical than watching your child be captured by the spirit of the…read moreseason. Last year was the first time that our family visited this tree farm. It was in the evening and the sky sparkled with stars matching with the brightness of the lights draped across the tree farm. When you entered the entrance with the sign Merry Christmas above you in deep red letters, anticipation began of memories that were going to be made that night. There was a large copper fire pit with flames leaping around the tree stump stools. There was free hot cocoa with fluffy marshmallows.My grandson is all about the cocoa, which is strange since he doesn't like regular chocolate milk. It was a cool night so the hot cocoa was appreciated. What took it over the edge was the s'more kits that were given at no cost. These are the memories of a 8 year old who fell in love with this tree farm ,that when his stem class offered a special project of making a mini Christmas float, he made it from his experience at Raise the tree. I added the picture of his float in the pictures. This year we have been so busy that the day we decided to go it was pouring down rain. We didn't think it was going to be open, but there was Ian the owner greeting us in the rain ( a sprinkle by now). He seemed so happy to see us. We told him we were thankful he was open. He said he was going to give it a shot to see if anyone would come. We told him how much our Grandson love it last year and showed him the picture of his float. He was so touched that he gave my grandson a free table top tree. My grandson was over joyed! We were also impressed that he gives 10% to www.truepourposeministries.com a faith based long term addiction recovery program for men and women. We were there in the early afternoon and because of the rain there was no fire or hot cocoa, but Ian encouraged us to come by tomorrow at night for the full experience. What took it over the edge was that when they prepped our tree with colorful netting they cut a little of the trunk of the tree for water absorption, they took that little piece of wood and made a personal ornament for the tree. They also have a pumpkin patch that next year we have to visit. Make some great holiday memories and visit Raise the Tree!

Normally a Floridiana would be a Christmas Tree either from Publix, Home Depot, Lowes or a random…read morepop-up Christmas tree shop in a town. While in Tennesse I had to visit a Christmas Tree Farm instead... Because local is better of course. Want to buy a pre-cut tree? Alright. Want to buy a tree and cut it down yourself? Even better! Christmas Trees are very reasonably priced. Of course it wouldn't be a Tree Farm without the nicknacks. They sell tree stands, candles and other little items to please your shopping experience. I bought my Tree after Thanksgiving Day and to this day (January 9th), the tree is still with full pines and standing up straight. Not taking this tree down until it comes down by itself. The only issue I did have was with my Chase credit card (Visa), for some reason the 'Square' dongle didn't want to accept it although it accepted a Mastercard.

Nice if you like year round Christmas decorations. Quite a few shops. Lots of variety.read more

From the owner: Family owned and operated since 1992 our location sit nestled in the gateway to Great Smoky…read moreMountains National Park. As the second largest store east of the Mississippi, we offer a wonderland of holiday decorations and collectible items.