Christmas Town is a small family-run farm near Kentwood with genuinely unresolved basics — no tree species specified, conflicting hours across sources, and no pricing anywhere — so treat this as a call-first stop, not a plan-around-it destination.
Christmas Town is a small, family-owned choose-and-cut farm near Kentwood run by Tod and Alisa Miller, per Louisiana’s state agritourism directory — and it’s one of the thinner records in this batch, with several basic details either unspecified or genuinely inconsistent across the sources checked.
The farm opens 2026-11-26, Thanksgiving Day, running 2-5pm that day — that much is solid, since it’s tied to the farm being open on the holiday itself rather than a floating date. What comes after is murkier. A Northshore Parent roundup describes weekday hours of 2-5pm and weekend hours of 10am-5pm, but the underlying source material had inconsistent, overlapping day ranges that couldn’t be fully sorted out in research. That’s worth being direct about: the hours listed for this farm are the best available approximation, not a confirmed schedule, and calling ahead is genuinely the right move here rather than optional caution.
Neither source found specified which tree species Christmas Town grows, and no activities beyond the basic tree selection were listed either. Trees reportedly run roughly 3 to 8 feet, which at least gives you a size range to expect, but if species matters to your decision — say, you specifically want a fir versus a cypress — there’s nothing in the record to tell you what you’ll find in the field.
The research notes flag something specific and useful: cell service is reportedly limited on-site. That’s a small but real detail — it means you can’t count on pulling up a payment app or calling someone if a card doesn’t work, so cash is the practical recommendation, independent of whatever the farm’s actual card policy turns out to be.
As with several other thin records in this batch, no price figure was found in any source, so there’s no honest number to offer. Budget flexibly and expect to ask on arrival.
Christmas Town may well be a perfectly good small family farm, but the record here has real gaps — unreconciled hours, no listed species, no activities, no pricing — that make this one of the more call-first, drive-out-on-faith stops in this batch rather than one you can plan around with confidence.
Season opens 2026-11-26 (Thanksgiving Day, 2-5pm). Beyond that, hours get murky: one roundup describes weekdays at 2-5pm and weekends at 10am-5pm, but the record notes the original source's day ranges were inconsistent and couldn't be fully reconciled, so treat any specific day/time here as approximate rather than confirmed.
Not stated in the record, and with no activities listed beyond the tree selection itself, there's no basis here to estimate whether this is a quick stop or a longer visit.
Not stated in the record.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in any source checked.
Skip Christmas Town if you need confirmed tree species or pricing before committing to a visit, since neither was found in any source, and skip it if you can't tolerate some uncertainty about exact hours, since the record itself flags the day/time details as unreconciled.
Not available in the record checked.
2026-11-26, Thanksgiving Day itself, 2-5pm. Hours after that are less certain — see below.
A roundup source describes weekdays 2-5pm and weekends 10am-5pm, but the record notes the original listing's day ranges were inconsistent and couldn't be fully reconciled. Treat these as approximate and call ahead.
Not specified in any source found. Trees reportedly run roughly 3 to 8 feet.
Not confirmed either way. Cash is recommended given reportedly limited cell service on-site.
Opens November 26, 2026 (closing date not published). Thanksgiving Day, then daily with varying hours. Hours: Thanksgiving Day 2-5pm; weekdays 2-5pm; weekends 10am-5pm (per a roundup article; wording on original source was inconsistent).
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
23237 Hwy 1057, Kentwood, LA 70444, in Tangipahoa Parish. It is one of 5 farms we track in Florida Parishes LA.
We track 5 farms in Florida Parishes LA, 5 of which let you cut your own tree. The farm has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
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Checked September 2026.