Even though we did not buy a tree from here, it was still such a fun time. The vibes are amazing…read moreand you are able to see the vast christmas tree field! Upon arrival, you are taken via hay ride, down to where the tree's are. Once there, they give you a measuring pole and are free to go find your tree. There were a lot of very pretty full trees but a bunch of them were very dry from inside and bottom. Either way plenty to choose from and we opted to just look around and enjoy the scenery. They do have a little farm with horses and pigs to look at. They offer free hot chocolate and a small little shop with wreaths and Christmas tree stands. Parking but a bit chaotic but the employees do such a great job at making everything run smoothly and efficiently.

From the owner: Celebrate the holidays at Panoramic View Christmas Tree Farm, a family-owned and operated farm in…read morethe beautiful high country of North Carolina. Choose from thousands of premium-quality Fraser fir trees and enjoy the scenic views while you browse through the field. Our choose and cut farm is the perfect place to create new traditions and lasting memories with your loved ones. We have hayrides that take you on a short ride to where you will pick out your perfect tree, complimentary hot cocoa and usually some hot coffee too, farm animals to pet, wreaths and garland to choose from and your furry family member is welcome to join you! We look forward to seeing you this holiday season! "From Our Farm to You"... Happy Holidays! ~the Clawson's

What a fun, festive tree farm! Perfect for all ages. Less than two hours from Charlotte, this is…read morethe perfect place if you're wanting to cut down a tree! Their team handles everything from cutting to loading on your car. It was packed over the weekend but they have a system down to make everything go by smoothly. The free ornament from the tree stump was a perfect touch! Will definitely be back.

Frosty's is a family owned business that clearly has years of experience working out all the kinks…read more The staff were all very friendly and there was plenty of signage. The farm was super busy as it was their first weekend open. There was a bit of a line to get on the hayride/trolley up the mountain but they have these rides constantly rotating so the wait was pretty short. We took a hayride up to the field where they had a section marked off for choose and cut that day. We quickly got to looking at the trees which were super packed in and I was very impressed with the tree selection. I grew up getting a real tree and have been to many choose and cut fields and Frosty's trees were truly top notch, they were all well manicured and they had a variety of sizes. After the tree was selected we got everything tagged appropriately and I was able to cut the tree down. After that we hopped on a trolley back to the barn where they had a great selection of wreaths, kissing balls, decorative crosses, and garland. They even have decorations you can add on and decorate them yourself on site with help from their staff! In addition to this nice addition they had a wide variety of local food trucks on site outside the barn with tons of seating. Inside the barn they had a wide selection of local christmas themed items such as candles, ornaments, Frosty's merchandise and more. To top it all off they have a winery onsite during other months of the year and they had a streamlined selection of options set to try for free! All in all the experience was very good and the prices were fair and comparable to other tree farms in the area!!

Bought the most beautiful wreath, natural, heavenly smell of being in the Rockies…read more Amazing products and lovely family business! Love to support great family businesses. Sad to see Hurricane destroyed this business, but so glad we can support this patriotic family, in this time of need! God bless you, and God bless America!

Friendly, family owned business. Evergreen Ridge was warm and welcoming, had a wonderful selection…read moreof beautiful trees and the most spectacular Mountain View's! Comparable prices to other farms. Will definitely come again if in the area!

Another year at Mistletoe Meadows and it was again wonderful. I grew up with plastic trees and as…read morean adult have always loved getting a real tree for Christmas. We've come here for years and love it. This year, they've made some changes to the flow and it seems improved. The usual things are there such as the wagon rides and the large fields of trees to choose from. The trees are tagged with colored ribbons which indicate the size and price. You pick a tree, wave someone down, and they will cut and bail it for you. Alternatively, you can also cut your own. They have a large barn area that grows a bit every year. You can get a cup of hot chocolate, hot apple cider, or a cookie for free. You also get a free small wreath with every tree, and there is a nice selection of larger wreaths and garland for purchase. After paying, you get back in your car and line up for pickup. Present your tag, and they quickly load the tree on top of your vehicle and tie it down for you. This area is rearranged and improved in efficiency compared to last year. It was quick and easy despite a busy day (Saturday after Thanksgiving) and long line. Prices go up year over year, which is unfortunate consequence of inflation. I'm glad they accept card payments and not just cash. But for the service, the quality of the trees, and the size of the farm, I don't mind the price. They are easily my favorite tree farm and are a family tradition!

Mistletoe Meadows has consistently been my favorite place to go for a choose and cut tree! Upon…read morearrival you are greeted by a giant snowman that lets you know you are in the right place. You drive down a gravel road to get to the parking area and the barn which kinda serves as a home base for your experience. The parking area is themed with signs for streets named after reindeer which is a nice touch. You walk up the hill to Santa who greets you and then gets you on a hay ride out to the field. You ride out and are greeted by an employee who gives you the information on how to view prices, where to look for trees, and how to get an employees help once you have your perfect tree. They are available with chainsaws or you are welcome to use a handsaw to cut the tree yourself! The field had a great variety of trees all well maintained and in various sizes both in height and width. Once you have your tree cut they shake and bale your tree while you take the hayride back to the barn. At the barn you are greeted with fresh wreaths, garland, and mailbox decorations (don't forget to pick up your free small wreath that comes with every tree!) They also have restrooms and free refreshments (hot cocoa, hot apple cider, and cookies!). You enter a small checkout area where you can pay for your tree and pick up some minor tree essentials (lights, stands, or funnels). After paying, you drive your car to the side of the barn and give them your tag and they load your tree up for you and you are on your way! Overall everyone is friendly and the little touches such as the free refreshments and the free wreath make this my go to stop for a tree every year!

Biggest little Christmas shop on 221 between Newland and Crossnore. Wonderful selection of…read moreChristmas items.

What an adorable shop in the mountains! I'm so glad we made the trek to the shop from where we were…read morestaying in Johnson City. It was about an hour drive, but it was a very pretty drive. When you arrive you really feel like you're stepping into a cozy North Pole wonderland. Beautiful decorations throughout the entire ship. The coziest fireplace and you can sit at the cafe and order some yummy treats and hot cider. I wish I could visit every day during the holidays!

What an AWESOME farm! Decided to stop by this Christmas Tree farm after seeing signs for it on the…read moreway to Boone, NC. Such a festive lively vibe. Signs direct you to parking. Once parked you are met with Christmas music, small shops and a hot cocoa, cider, snacks shack. Mr. & Mrs. Santa Claus was also there which the kids absolutely adored! They give you a measuring pole and you make your way to your favorite tree and have it cut down. All the workers are super friendly and efficient and help you out tremendously loading them into your truck or trying it on top of your vehicle. This was such an awesome experience and they had great views as well. I would definitely recommend visiting this location and bringing the whole family. I did see people bring their dogs as well. It was very cold but nothing to stop our fun.

Cute little place with some nice Christmas trees. Chris was very friendly and helpful.read more

VERY helpful & kind staff. Made you feel welcome & like family. Beautiful Christmas trees, wreaths,…read morebows, free hot chocolate & apple cider, small gift shop with fresh jams, etc & friendly cute farm animals. The perfect place! They even cut you off a piece of your Christmas tree to make a free ornament! Definitely recommend

My family and I had a great visit to Lantern Farm on Sunday. We really enjoyed the corn maze and…read morethe hayride with Mr. Ben. They had a great selection of pumpkins in their self-pick patch and already picked.

I can't wait for Lantern Farm to open so I can take the whole family to the choose and cut and pick…read moreout our Christmas tree.

Great deal on choose and cut Fraser Firs. Just flag someone down that is riding a 4 wheeler, and…read morethey will come over and cut the tree of your choice. They also have white pines. Only $2 to have it netted. My wife got a medium wreath for $18

Great place for children of all ages. If you grew up around barn animals this farm would be…read morefamiliar. Started out with a visit to the pot bellied pigs. Then an in-depth presentation of the Alpacas and Llamas. Complete with petting. Next a stroll past several apple trees. Next their affectionate donkey, Dominick. A gorgeous view of the valley and mountains in the distance and finally goat feeding and their cows. Well worth the drive the time and modest fee.

If you have NEVER been to any sort of farm this may interest you. We were not impressed and…read morehonestly a little bored. Maybe it was the young female guide that seemed bored to be there. She was a nice girl and was not rude she was just not very informative about the farm - she told us more about a mule passing gas than she did about the history of the farm or the alpacas - many people had to ask questions to get any information. There were alpacas - couldn't touch them that day, there was a pot belly pig, lots of goats, one cow and 2 horses. The tour consisted of more walking around the farm than learning. I'm sorry - I just thought for the amount of time it took to get there and at 20$ per person it would be more informative.