One of the better-documented farms in this batch — real tiered pricing, a saw provided free, and a wide gap between Douglas fir and Noble fir prices that's worth knowing before you pick a species.
2025 pricing found on countrylanechristmastreefarm.com: choose-and-cut $70+ (7-8ft) and $80+ (8-9ft); pre-cut Douglas fir $110, Fraser fir $90-200, Noble fir $150-275; flocking add-on $100. 2026 prices not yet posted at time of research.
Country Lane sits between Nashville and Clarksville in Robertson County, and it’s one of the more thoroughly documented farms in this research — real, tiered pricing across both choose-and-cut and pre-cut options, rather than a single vague number or none at all.
The pricing here does real work for planning a budget. Choose-and-cut trees are priced by height: $70+ for 7-8 feet, $80+ for 8-9 feet. That “+”‚ matters — it signals a floor, not a ceiling, so a particularly full or tall specimen within that height band could cost more than the base figure. Pre-cut pricing tells a different story depending on species: Douglas fir is a flat $110, Fraser fir spans a wide $90-200, and Noble fir spans an even wider $150-275. Put plainly, pre-cut Noble fir can cost more than triple what a choose-and-cut tree runs — a real, arithmetic-backed reason to consider cutting your own if a Noble fir specifically isn’t the point of the trip.
Unlike farms where you need your own equipment, Country Lane supplies the saw, a tree shaker to knock loose needles free, and twine to tie the tree to your car. That removes one of the more common friction points of a choose-and-cut visit — showing up without gear and having to buy or rent a saw on the spot.
Flocking, the fake-snow treatment some visitors want on a tree, costs an extra $100 here — a specific, real number rather than a vague “ask about flocking” note. If that look isn’t essential to you, skipping it is a straightforward $100 saved. Wreaths are priced $25-125 depending on size, which gives you flexibility to add one to the trip without blowing past a tree-only budget.
Beyond the tree purchase, the farm offers hot cocoa, a letters-to-Santa mailbox for kids, and garland alongside the wreaths — a modest but genuine activity list, not an elaborate event operation. This reads as a farm built around the tree-buying experience itself rather than a full holiday destination, which is fine if that’s what you’re after.
Every price cited above is from the 2025 season, pulled directly from the farm’s own website, and had not been updated for 2026 as of this research. Species-specific pricing this detailed is genuinely useful for comparison shopping, but only if it still holds — a quick call to 615-400-1974 before you commit to a specific tree size or species is worth the two minutes, especially given how wide that Noble fir range runs.
In the most recently confirmed season the farm opened November 22-23; 2026 dates haven't been posted yet, but if that pattern holds, the opening weekend is the time to go for the best selection of larger pre-cut Noble and Fraser fir before the higher-priced stock sells first.
45 minutes to an hour for a choose-and-cut visit with the provided saw and shaker; less if you're grabbing a pre-cut tree.
Not documented with numbers, but the farm's location between Nashville and Clarksville and its full activity list suggest steady weekend traffic, likely heaviest on the opening weekend.
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Skip the pre-cut Noble fir specifically if budget is tight — at $150-275 it runs well above every other option here, and choose-and-cut trees start at less than half that.
Located between Nashville and Clarksville in Robertson County, convenient if you're already traveling that corridor.
Choose-and-cut trees are $70+ for 7-8ft and $80+ for 8-9ft. Pre-cut runs $110 for Douglas fir, $90-200 for Fraser fir, and $150-275 for Noble fir. These are 2025-season figures; 2026 pricing wasn't posted at the time of this research.
No — the farm provides the saw, a tree shaker, and twine so you can secure the tree to your vehicle yourself.
Yes, for an extra $100 on top of the tree price, based on the most recent pricing found.
There's a letters-to-Santa mailbox, plus hot cocoa, wreaths, and garland for sale, based on the record.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $70. 2025 pricing found on countrylanechristmastreefarm.com: choose-and-cut $70+ (7-8ft) and $80+ (8-9ft); pre-cut Douglas fir $110, Fraser fir $90-200, Noble fir $150-275; flocking add-on $100. 2026 prices not yet posted at time of research.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
2518 Battle Creek Road, Springfield, TN 37172, in Robertson County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Nashville Region.
We track 7 farms in Nashville Region, 6 of which let you cut your own tree. At $70 to start this one sits above the regional median of $35.
What sets it apart locally: it has a cocoa or cider stand, which most Nashville Region farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 7 farms we track in Nashville Region had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
countrylanechristmastreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.