A family-run farm that leans hard into the visit-as-experience model with a real activity list, but no pricing, phone number, or exact address were found — and it's known to sell out before the season ends.
Kelso Creeks is run by Doug and Chastity Bradford, described in a local business profile as a newer-generation family farm in Lincoln County near Fayetteville. It offers you-cut Virginia pine for visitors who want the field experience, alongside pre-cut Fraser fir and Douglas fir for those who’d rather skip the saw.
The activity list here is genuinely fuller than many farms in this research: wagon rides, a campfire with s’mores, yard games, a hot chocolate bar, and an on-site Christmas gift shop. That combination suggests a farm designed for a family to spend real time at, rather than a stop where you grab a tree and leave. If a long activity list is part of what you want from a tree-farm visit, this is one of the better-documented options for it in this batch, even without pricing to compare.
The clearest planning signal in this record isn’t a date or a price — it’s a pattern. The 2025 season was described as running Friday through Sunday “until sold out,” rather than through a fixed calendar end date. That phrasing implies the farm has genuinely run out of trees before the season’s natural close in at least one recent year. If Kelso Creeks appeals to you, treating the opening weekend as your real deadline, rather than a flexible “sometime in December” plan, is the safer approach.
No pricing was found for either the you-cut or pre-cut trees, and no phone number turned up either — only the farm’s website, which returned just a page description with no operational specifics when checked for this research. No exact street address exists in the sources reviewed, so the coordinates used for this listing are a general estimate for the small community of Kelso rather than a precise location for the farm itself. Plan on using the farm’s website or social presence to nail down exact directions before you drive out.
This looks like a genuinely appealing family farm for the full holiday-visit experience, but the gaps here are real: no confirmed price, no phone number on record, and no exact address. Treat the 2025 pattern (opens Nov 22, sells out before the season ends) as your best available guide, and confirm the rest through the farm’s own site or social pages closer to the season.
The 2025 season opened November 22 and ran Friday through Sunday until the farm sold out of trees, per a local business profile; if that pattern repeats, going early in the season is meaningfully safer than waiting.
An hour or more if you're doing the wagon ride, campfire, and gift shop along with cutting a tree — this reads as a farm built for a whole visit, not a quick in-and-out.
Not documented with numbers, but a farm that reliably sells out before the season's natural end likely sees strong demand relative to its supply, especially on opening weekend.
Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip waiting until late in the season to visit — this farm has sold out of trees before the calendar season ended in at least one prior year, based on the 'Fri-Sun until sold out' pattern found in research.
Located in Lincoln County near Fayetteville, in the South Central Tennessee region alongside other farms in this directory.
Not published in any source reviewed for this research. No pricing information was found.
Yes for Virginia pine, which is you-cut. Fraser fir and Douglas fir are available pre-cut for visitors who'd rather not cut their own.
It has in at least one recent year — the farm's hours were described as Friday through Sunday 'until sold out' rather than through a fixed end date, based on a local business profile.
A hayride, a campfire with s'mores, yard games, a hot chocolate bar, and an on-site Christmas gift shop, according to the sources reviewed.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays. 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).
Kelso, TN 37348, in Lincoln County. It is one of 2 farms we track in South Central Tennessee.
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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
kelsocreeks.com
Checked September 2026.