A small Chattanooga-suburb farm with limited hours that reportedly sells out most seasons — no pricing is published, but the schedule itself is the real planning detail here.
Campbell’s is a small, family-owned choose-and-cut farm in Harrison, a Chattanooga suburb in Hamilton County. It grows its own Virginia pine and white pine for customers to cut, and brings in pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir, cut fresh in late November, for anyone who’d rather skip the field entirely.
Two details combine to make timing the most important thing to plan around at this farm: hours are limited to Friday afternoons (2-6pm) and Saturdays (10am-6pm) only, and the farm is described in local coverage as explicitly selling out most seasons. Put those together and the message is clear — this isn’t a farm where you can casually decide to swing by on a random weekday, and it isn’t one where waiting until mid-December is a safe bet either. If Campbell’s interests you, treat the first weekend or two of the season as your real window, not a flexible “sometime before Christmas” plan.
The activity list is modest: free hot chocolate and Christmas music around a fire, according to the sources reviewed. There’s no long list of attractions here — this reads as a farm built around the tree purchase itself, with a couple of small, pleasant touches rather than a full day-out experience.
No pricing was found anywhere in the sources reviewed, for either the choose-and-cut pine or the pre-cut Fraser fir. That’s a real gap for budgeting purposes, and there’s no dedicated farm website to check for updates — only a Facebook page, which wasn’t independently verified for current details on this research pass.
If you’re near Chattanooga and want a small, family-run farm with straightforward species choices, Campbell’s is worth considering — but plan to go early in the season given its sell-out pattern, and call 423-903-5805 ahead of time if a specific price matters to your decision, since none is documented here.
Hours run Friday 2pm-6pm and Saturday 10am-6pm, 'until we sell out' per the farm's own description — that phrasing, combined with a reported pattern of selling out most seasons, makes the opening weekend the safer bet over a later one.
30-45 minutes for a simple choose-and-cut visit; there's no long activity list here to extend the trip beyond cutting the tree.
Not documented with exact numbers, but only two open days a week combined with a described pattern of selling out most seasons points to real, concentrated demand relative to a fairly short weekly window.
Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip planning a visit for the back half of the season — this farm is described as explicitly selling out most seasons, and its hours are limited to Friday afternoons and Saturdays only.
Located in Harrison, a Chattanooga suburb in Hamilton County, convenient to pair with other Chattanooga-region farms in this directory.
Not published in any source reviewed for this research. Call 423-903-5805 to ask.
Virginia pine and white pine, grown on-site and choose-and-cut, plus pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir cut fresh in late November for those who don't want to cut their own.
Friday 2pm-6pm and Saturday 10am-6pm, 'until we sell out,' based on a local roundup description. No confirmed 2026 opening date was found.
Yes, according to the sources reviewed, which describe the farm as explicitly selling out most seasons — a sign that visiting early is worthwhile.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fridays and Saturdays. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
7503 Walnut Hills Dr, Harrison, TN 37341, in Hamilton County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Chattanooga Region.
facebook.com
Checked September 2026.