One of the best-documented farms in this batch — confirmed 2026 season dates straight from the farm's own site — though 2026 pricing itself hasn't been reconfirmed since last season.
2025 pricing found: choose-and-cut $10/ft; pre-cut trees starting at $65. 2026 prices not confirmed as of this research; only the 2026 season date range was posted on the site.
Lucky Dog is a family-owned choose-and-cut farm in North Knoxville, and it stands out in this research for a simple reason: its own website, fetched directly, explicitly confirms the 2026 season dates. That’s rarer than it should be in this batch, where most farms hadn’t posted current-year information yet as of this research.
The farm’s site states the 2026 choose-and-cut season runs November 21 through December 13, open Black Friday plus Saturdays and Sundays. Do the math on that: it’s a season of just over three weeks, open only three or four days a week within that span. Compare that to farms in this directory whose seasons run closer to Christmas itself, and Lucky Dog’s window looks tighter. If you’re the type to put off tree shopping until mid-December, this isn’t the farm to count on — by December 14 the confirmed season has already closed.
The most recent pricing found — $10 per foot for choose-and-cut, pre-cut starting at $65 — comes from a 2025-season search snippet, not something reconfirmed on the current site alongside those 2026 dates. Running the arithmetic on the per-foot figure: a 7-foot tree at $10/ft comes to $70, an 8-footer to $80. Whether that per-foot rate still holds for 2026 is worth a quick call to confirm, especially if you’re deciding between cutting your own and buying pre-cut starting at $65.
Choose-and-cut options are Virginia pine and Leyland cypress, both grown on the property. For pre-cut, the farm brings in North Carolina Fraser and Douglas fir and Oregon Noble fir — species not well suited to Tennessee’s growing conditions but popular for their look and needle retention. Separately, a local dog-friendly farms guide lists Lucky Dog as a stop that welcomes dogs, a small but real detail if you’re planning to bring a pet along.
The farm hosts a “Christmas on the Farm” event with live music and vendors, plus the more standard fire pit s’mores, hot chocolate, family photos, and Santa visits. That’s a solid activity list on top of the tree purchase itself, giving the visit more to do than a quick cut-and-go.
Confirmed current-season dates are a genuine strength here, and this record is more trustworthy on timing than most in this batch. The tradeoff is a shorter season than some competitors and pricing that’s a year old — plan your visit within the confirmed November 21-December 13 window, and call ahead if the exact per-foot price matters to your budget.
The farm's own site states plainly: the 2026 choose-and-cut season runs November 21 through December 13, open Black Friday plus Saturdays and Sundays. That's a real, current-season date range, not an estimate — the first weekend is the safest bet for full species selection before the shorter window closes.
45 minutes to an hour for a choose-and-cut visit; longer if you're catching live music or browsing vendors during the farm's 'Christmas on the Farm' event.
Not documented with exact numbers, but a season limited to Black Friday plus weekends only, running just over three weeks, likely concentrates demand into fewer open days than farms open on a longer or more flexible schedule.
Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip planning around a mid-December weekend if you want the widest tree selection — the confirmed season closes December 13, which is earlier than several other farms in this directory, so this isn't a farm to save for late in the shopping season.
Located in North Knoxville, convenient to pair with other Knoxville-area farms in this directory if you're comparing a few in one trip.
The farm's own site confirms the 2026 choose-and-cut season runs November 21 through December 13, open Black Friday plus Saturdays and Sundays — a real, current-season date range.
2025 pricing was $10 per foot for choose-and-cut, and pre-cut trees started at $65. 2026 pricing wasn't reconfirmed on the live site as of this research, so call ahead to check.
Both options exist. Walk the fields to cut your own Virginia pine or Leyland cypress, or buy pre-cut North Carolina Fraser or Douglas fir, or Oregon Noble fir, if you'd rather not cut.
Yes, according to a local dog-friendly farms guide.
November 21 – December 13, 2026. Black Friday, Saturdays, Sundays.
Trees start at $10. 2025 pricing found: choose-and-cut $10/ft; pre-cut trees starting at $65. 2026 prices not confirmed as of this research; only the 2026 season date range was posted on the site.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
1619 Greenwell Drive, Knoxville, TN 37938, in Knox County. It is one of 6 farms we track in Knoxville Region.
We track 6 farms in Knoxville Region, 5 of which let you cut your own tree. At $10 to start this one sits below the regional median of $60, undercutting 4 of the 5 priced farms we track here.
Its season runs about 23 days against a regional average of 23, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
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luckydogtreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.