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Christmas Tree Acres

📍 27269 SD Highway 115, Harrisburg, SD 57032🗓 November 19 – December 18, 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

A 30-plus-year Harrisburg tree seller that changed hands around 2022 and reportedly relocated in 2023, now offering precut, netted, and pre-loaded trees rather than a cut-it-yourself field experience -- but the address and even the current season dates carry real uncertainty.

Christmas Tree Acres in Harrisburg, SD

How you get your tree

This farm offers

pre-cut trees only

Included

gift shop with crafts and greeneryhandmade wreaths for sale

Our take

Christmas Tree Acres has been selling trees near Harrisburg for more than 30 years, but the version of the business operating today isn’t quite the same one that built that history. Sources describe a change in ownership around 2022, followed by a reported move in 2023 to a location next to The Country (Apple) Orchard. That’s a meaningful amount of recent change for a small seasonal business, and it shows up in how inconsistent the public record is right now.

What kind of tree buying this actually is

There’s a real disagreement across sources about the basic model here. Some directories and roundups describe it loosely as “cut-your-own.” But the most detailed description found – and the more recent one – says something different: trees are already cut, netted, and loaded onto the customer’s vehicle, with no hiking required. That points clearly to a precut, browse-and-select operation rather than a field where you or staff cut a standing tree, and it lines up with the record’s own fields (cut_your_own and choose_and_cut both marked false, precut_only true, no saw provided). This file follows that more detailed description rather than the looser “cut-your-own” label, which looks like imprecise language carried over from an older description of the business.

If that’s right, the actual visit is quick: pick from what’s already cut and netted, and it goes straight onto your car. Beyond the trees, there’s a gift shop with crafts and greenery, and handmade wreaths for sale. Tree varieties reported for the 2025 season were Scotch pine, Canaan fir, Fraser fir, Norway spruce, and White pine – a reasonable spread, though not confirmed for 2026.

The address and timing uncertainty is real, not routine

Most farms in this batch carry some normal amount of “2026 dates not yet published” uncertainty. This one has more than that. The reported 2023 relocation means the address on file may not be current, and this record’s coordinates were deliberately left blank rather than estimated from a city center, specifically because a relocated address made even a rough estimate potentially misleading. Season dates here (Saturday/Sunday 11am-5pm, weekdays 4pm-6pm, running Nov 19-Dec 18) are from 2025 Facebook posts, not a 2026 announcement. On top of that, the business’s own domain didn’t resolve during this research even though the business remains active on Facebook – which suggests the standalone website may have lapsed, even if the business itself hasn’t.

None of this means the farm has closed. Facebook reviews through December 2024 describe a good variety and reasonably priced trees, which suggests the business was operating normally as recently as last season. But “reasonably priced” is someone’s opinion, not a number, so there’s no dollar figure to responsibly include here.

The honest bottom line

Christmas Tree Acres appears to be an active, established precut tree seller with real longevity behind it, but between the ownership change, the reported relocation, and the lack of any confirmed 2026 information, this is a farm to check on Facebook or call before driving to the address on file – don’t assume last year’s location and hours still apply.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

The only season dates found are from 2025 (Nov 19-Dec 18), not yet confirmed for 2026, so treat these as last-known information rather than a current schedule. If the pattern holds, weekdays 4pm-6pm are the lower-traffic option compared to the Saturday/Sunday 11am-5pm window.

How long to budget

Likely short. The most detailed description says trees are already cut, netted, and loaded onto your vehicle for you, with no hiking required -- a browse-and-select model rather than a field walk.

Crowds

Not stated in the record.

Parking

Not described in the record.

Strollers and accessibility

Not addressed in the source. A precut, netted, loaded-for-you model likely means less walking than a field-based cut-your-own farm, though this isn't stated as an accessibility feature specifically.

What to bring

  • No saw needed -- the record confirms trees are precut, so there's no cutting involved on your end
  • A way to confirm the current location before you go, since the address on file may reflect a pre-2023 location before a reported move
  • Cash or card -- the record doesn't specify which payment methods are accepted

How to spend less here

  • No pricing is published anywhere in this record, so no dollar figure can be given here. One Facebook-era review mentions trees as "reasonably priced" but that's a subjective description, not a number, so budget flexibly and ask directly
  • Since trees are already netted and loaded, there's no separate wrapping or baling fee mentioned to plan around one way or the other

Who it suits

Good for

  • Visitors who want a tree without cutting it themselves or walking a field, since the described model is precut, netted, and loaded for you
  • Shoppers who also want handmade wreaths or gift-shop crafts and greenery in the same stop
  • Anyone comfortable calling ahead to confirm details, given real uncertainty about the current address and 2026 dates

Skip it if

Skip this farm if you specifically want a cut-your-own experience, since the most detailed and recent description says trees are precut and loaded for you despite some directories loosely calling it 'cut-your-own,' and skip it without calling first if you're relying on the address above, since sources suggest a 2023 relocation that may not be reflected in every listing.

Worth pairing with

No specific nearby-farm comparison is available in this record, though the farm's reported 2023 relocation places it next to The Country (Apple) Orchard.

Common questions

Is this a cut-your-own farm?

Sources disagree. Some directories label it cut-your-own, but the most detailed and recent description says trees are already cut, netted, and loaded onto your vehicle -- a precut, browse-and-select model, not a field where you or staff cut a standing tree. This file follows that more detailed description.

Is the listed address current?

Uncertain. Sources note the business changed ownership around 2022 and reportedly relocated in 2023 to a spot next to The Country (Apple) Orchard. The address in this record may reflect the pre-2023 location, so calling ahead or checking the farm's current Facebook page is worth doing before you drive out.

What tree varieties are available?

Scotch pine, Canaan fir, Fraser fir, Norway spruce, and White pine are listed, though this comes from a 2025 season description, not a confirmed 2026 list.

How much does a tree cost?

No pricing was found published anywhere for this farm. A review described trees as "reasonably priced," but that's an opinion, not a figure -- ask directly when you visit.

When is Christmas Tree Acres open in 2026?

November 19 – December 18, 2026. Daily. Hours: Saturday/Sunday 11am-5pm; weekdays 4pm-6pm.

How much does a tree cost at Christmas Tree Acres?

Pricing was not published when we last checked.

Can I cut my own tree at Christmas Tree Acres?

No — this farm sells pre-cut trees it grew itself; you don't cut your own here.

Where is Christmas Tree Acres?

27269 SD Highway 115, Harrisburg, SD 57032, in Lincoln County. It is one of 7 farms we track in South Dakota.

How Christmas Tree Acres compares in South Dakota

We track 7 farms in South Dakota, 6 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.

Its season runs about 30 days against a regional average of 24, so it is a notably longer window than most of its neighbours, which takes the pressure off picking a weekend.

Other farms near Harrisburg

There are 9 other farms we track in Lincoln County. All South Dakota farms →

Quick facts

SeasonNovember 19 – December 18, 2026
Days openDaily
HoursSaturday/Sunday 11am-5pm; weekdays 4pm-6pm
Starting priceNot published
Tree typesScotch pine, Canaan fir, Fraser fir, Norway spruce, White pine
Saw providedNo — bring your own
CountyLincoln County
RegionSouth Dakota

Directions

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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.

Sources

facebook.com · espnsiouxfalls.com · christmastreeacres.com

Checked September 2026.