A combined nursery and tree farm with an unusually wide species list and a genuine balled-and-burlap option, but it's not even clear from available sources whether you cut your own tree here.
Arcy Acres operates as a combined Christmas tree farm and nursery on the Cumberland Plateau, growing roughly 15 acres of trees across five species — white pine, Norway spruce, white spruce, blue spruce, and Canaan fir — and supplementing that with pre-cut Fraser fir and Concolor fir. Seven species total is a notably wide selection for a single farm in this research, most of which offer two or three at most.
The clearest standout feature here is the balled-and-burlapped tree option, which lets you take home a tree with its root ball intact and replant it after the holidays rather than sending it to the curb in January. None of the pricing for this option was found, but it’s worth knowing the choice exists if a living tree matters more to you than convenience — balled-and-burlap trees are typically heavier and need more careful handling than a cut tree, so plan your vehicle and manpower accordingly.
Here’s the honest limitation in this record: available sources didn’t make clear whether you walk the field and cut your own tree, whether staff dig or cut it for you after you choose one, or whether it’s some mix depending on species. That’s not a small detail — it changes what kind of visit you’re signing up for — and rather than guess, this record leaves it open. If that distinction matters to your plans, a call to (931) 788-0455 before you go is the right move.
Beyond the trees, the gift shop offers free coffee, hot chocolate, and spiced apple juice, and Santa makes an appearance on the second Saturday of December — a specific, useful date if a Santa visit is part of why you’re going. General hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 10am to 4pm CST, though whether those hours hold specifically during the Christmas season, or extend for the holiday rush, wasn’t confirmed in the sources reviewed.
The species variety and the balled-and-burlap option make this a genuinely interesting farm to check out, especially if you want more than the usual fir-or-pine choice. But this record can’t tell you the price, the exact Christmas-season hours, or even the basic mechanics of how you’ll leave with a tree — treat it as a promising lead that needs a phone call to become a real plan.
No season-specific dates were found; general hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 10am-4pm CST, though Christmas-season hours specifically weren't confirmed. Santa visits the second Saturday of December.
Not documented, though browsing a seven-species selection plus a gift shop with free drinks suggests planning for more than a quick in-and-out.
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Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip assuming this is a standard cut-your-own farm — available sources didn't clarify whether customers cut trees in the field themselves or whether all trees are dug or cut by staff, so call ahead if that distinction matters to your visit.
Not documented in the record.
Unclear. Available sources didn't specify whether customers cut trees themselves in the field or whether staff handle all cutting and digging, so cut-your-own status is left unconfirmed here rather than guessed. Call (931) 788-0455 to ask.
A wide list: white pine, Norway spruce, white spruce, blue spruce, and Canaan fir grown on-site across 15 acres, plus pre-cut Fraser fir and Concolor fir.
Yes — the farm offers a balled-and-burlapped option, letting you replant the tree after the holidays instead of discarding it.
Santa visits on the second Saturday of December, and the on-site gift shop offers free coffee, hot chocolate, and spiced apple juice.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Wednesday-Sunday. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
4439 Blaylock Rd, Crossville, TN 38572, in Cumberland County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Upper Cumberland Region.
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Checked September 2026.