Being new to the area, we were unsure where to go to get a tree that wasn't from a big box store…read more An older gentleman I met at the barbershop said he'd been buying trees from Sugar Mountain for 30 years, so that's where I went. We were going to drive to NC and pick one, but when I learned they were set up 10 minutes from our home, we rushed over. We went on a Saturday the weekend after Thanksgiving, and as we pulled in a truck full of fresh trees pulled in behind us. The operation was efficient; one guy gave them a fresh cut, one guy ran a post through the base, and another set them out. All of the guys working there were in their late teens or early 20's, and were super helpful - they even wrapped the tree and loaded it into my truck. We've had our tree up for almost 4 weeks and it still looks as healthy as the day we picked it out. I can't recommend Sugar Mountain Trees enough!

These trees are often cut the day before they hit the lot - trees that have been nurtured for years…read moreand yeasr at Sugar Mountain Fraser Firs farms. Nothing like Home Depot or any other big box retailer that doesn't care about the quality of the product. The owners and their crew take their time with customers to help them find the perfect tree in their price range. I have been buying trees from them for more than 25 years and wouldn't go any other place!

I've been going here for years. Their Christmas Tree prices this year are pure price gouging in…read more2024. It is now $285 for a 9 foot tree. Last year I paid $133 after taxes. Tag picture is this year, Amex screenshot is what I paid last year for same size tree. Do NOT get ripped off by buying a tree here in 2024. Went to Lowe's and got a 7.5 foot tree for $59....not as big as I usually get....but know it will look better with a fuller wallet.

lovely trees and great service, delivered and setup at our home, however, very nice folks! I think…read morewe purchased our tree too early (Thanksgiving week) so the branches were very hard and pine needles were everywhere by Christmas Day. This year we're purchasing our tree later!

While I was in high school, my family and I always drove down from Charlotte to Kersaw to pick out…read moreand cut down the perfect Christmas Tree from Papa John's. To this day, I'm not sure how we came across the tree farm, but I have a feeling it was something my grandpa found out about. Although it was a long drive, it was something that we looked forward to doing together every year. We would listen to Christmas music, tell stories and make the trek piled up in my grandparent's mini van. After graduating college, getting married and buying a house, I told my husband about this great family tradition and so this past Christmas we looked up Papa John's online to see if they were still in business. To my horror, I found a review on Yelp that said it was out of business. I couldn't believe it and scoured the internet. Luckily, I found conflicting information online and called the business line listed on Google. Papa John's was still in business!! We drove down to the farm and it looked just the way I remembered; trees of all shapes, sizes and colors covered the property. We walked around the property looking at different trees, imagining how each would look in our living room and enjoying the clean , pine-scented air. Upon finding the right tree, the staff were very quick to help saw the tree, bundle and shake before securely strapping to our vehicle. Everyone was so friendly and helpful, and very knowledgeable about all of the different tree varieties. The farm also offers pre-made wreaths, bows and various tools that appear quite useful for tree-related needs. The prices are very reasonable! We purchased a beautiful, fresh-cut 7 foot tree for $38. The thing I always hated about buying trees from those convenient lots around the corner from everyone's suburban homes is that who knows how long the trees have been sitting there?? Those trees are likely to refuse taking in water sooner than fresh-cut and therefore seem to be more likely to wither and present a fire hazard. While paying for our goods, I told the man that I read a review online that their farm had closed down. He mentioned that he had heard this but was not sure why that was posted online. I assured him that I would write a review and though it is a couple of months late, here it is: Papa John's Christmas Tree Farm is open! I highly recommend anyone interested in fresh Christmas trees, pack up your family and take a Sunday excursion down to Kersaw. It's well worth it!

Disappointed. This was the second tree farm after the first farm was just so so. This was even…read moreworse. They have mostly pre-cut trees. Do to the inflation of trees I can see coming back in about 10 years.

I ventured out here thinking that it was a "Christmas Tree FARM"... I was actually looking for more…read moreof an experience but I believe I read the website incorrectly or something. It wasn't much to look at, probably just a seasonal location for them. One of the guys helping me out said they shipped the trees and wreaths and such from the mountains. The staff: AWESOME! Very helpful... They wrap your tree and tie it on your roof and everything. The selection: We went about a week before Christmas, so I would assume they had sold a lot already. The trees were beautiful and awesomely prices. They had this 12 or so foot tree for $154. Going to close to Christmas, I think they were just trying to get rid of their inventory so I got an awesome deal on this huge wreath. The owners wife made it... It's gorgeous!! She even hand made the bow which really complimented the wreath very well. Being in Charlotte, this was a bit of a drive on some weird back road that I've never been on. I'd go back again, although I'm still a little upset I didn't get any apple cider. I did however pick up some local honey and some homemade winter pickles. Yum!

Fresh trees good selection. We have gotten our trees here for several years and have never been…read moredisappointed.

This place was crazy good! Friendly people, great trees! Made for a memorable family adventure.read more

From the owner: At King's Christmas Trees, we offer a wide variety of premium, fresh-cut Fraser Fir Christmas…read moretrees. We also specialize in handmade wreaths and garland, and we carry American made products such as stands. Tree trays, watering spouts and more! Our main goal is to help our wonderful customers find their perfect tree, while making memories that will last a lifetime!

We had a landscaper purchase trees from this nursery to plant in our yard, specifically, Leyland…read morecypress. They were planted and watered as the grower instructed but all but one died. Trees purchased at the same time from another nursery are thriving. The grower refuses to stand by his product and has offered smaller trees with fees for digging them up. Please do not be fooled that this is a reputable nursery. They are probably fine for purchasing a cut Christmas tree but I definitely would not recommend them for any landscaping projects.

If you are looking for a new family tradition, this is the place. Run by a local family for…read moregenerations. They have plenty of beautiful trees to choose from. They also have a variety of styles to choose from. We picked a beautiful Leland Cypress. The same size, style and quality of tree at the big box store would have been almost double what we paid for it. The family that runs it is incredibly helpful with helping with questions and getting the tree ready for travel. They also have s'mores, hot chocolate and wreaths. Always a fun outing.

It's strawberry season and it has become a tradition we go strawberry picking Mother's Day weekend…read more Cherry Place has been our go to spot. It's a small family farm and they are always super nice. The strawberry fields are well maintained. It's not as large as some other places we've been, but we like that. There were a few muddy spots which was advertised and we had rain recently, but the paths were easy to walk. It was a busy day so they told us we would have to look under leaves to find the ripe berries. We still ended up with 2 lbs of berries and my daughter enjoyed. They tasted delicious, too. It was $4 per pound when we visited and they had jams and other products available. My daughter's favorite part is visiting the animals. They have some chickens and goats that are easy to get to. Sometimes they have corn out you can feed them with or you can bring some food to feed them. There's also a sink to wash hands after. Be careful with your strawberries or take them to the car first. I was taking a photo and a goat started to grab my bucket of strawberries. Lol. We haven't been to their fall event but love the smaller feel for strawberries. They post updates and info on their social media channels.

Visited Cherry Place on a Sunday afternoon! Nice place for an outing with younger kids. May not be…read moreeventful enough for older kids. They had a small animal petting/feeding section, 2 corn mazes, hayride, pumpkins for purchase, etc. They serve free popcorn and have water and soft drinks for purchase. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Parking is on site and free. Admission was $10 per person.

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

My wife and I stopped to look at Mrs. Ruth's Christmas trees in Mooresville, today. And it was a…read morefantastic experience! We met the owners, Sean and his Mom, Julie. This property used to be part of a back yard and Sean used to rake the leaves from two, large pin oaks. Now the land has been made into the perfect place to look/buy a tree. The owners put 4" pipe into the ground at regular intervals. The fresh trees are put into individual pipe stands and the pipe for each tree is filled with water, nightly. Their trees are fresh and well trimmed so they look great. We were there about five minutes before we found a great tree. And very competitive prices. We drove about twenty miles to get to Mooresville but it was worth it.

Best Tree Lot in Charlotte! All proceeds go to Levine Children's hospital for pediatric cancer…read moreresearch.