A real, still-operating family farm with genuine per-foot pricing on record, but its own site had posted no 2026 season details as of this research, so call before you drive out.
Cut-your-own pine or Murray cypress priced at $12/ft; pre-cut evergreens $125-150 (pricing found via search snippets, not confirmed on current site).
Pinewood is a family-run operation on South Harpeth Road southwest of downtown Franklin, and it’s a genuine working farm rather than a seasonal pop-up — Jamie and Laura Faircloth are named as the owners in local coverage. It offers both a cut-your-own option (pine and Murray cypress) and pre-cut fir for anyone who’d rather not walk the field with a saw.
The most recent number found for this farm is real and specific: $12 per foot for cut-your-own pine or cypress. That’s simple math you can run yourself — a 6-foot tree comes to $72, a 7-footer to $84, an 8-footer to $96. Pre-cut fir was listed separately at $125-150, which suggests the pre-cut option is priced as a flat range rather than per foot, and that it likely lands above what a mid-size cut-your-own tree would cost. Neither number was confirmed on the farm’s current site, so treat it as a starting point for a phone call rather than a locked-in budget.
When the farm’s own website was checked for this research, it was displaying an off-season “closed for the 2025 season” message with nothing posted about 2026 dates, hours, or updated pricing. That’s normal for late summer — plenty of small farms don’t update their sites until much closer to Thanksgiving — but it means this record can’t tell you when Pinewood opens, what hours it keeps, or whether that $12/ft price still holds. Call 615-364-8684 closer to the season if you want to plan around a specific date.
Beyond the trees themselves, local write-ups describe a hayride, hot chocolate, and a fire pit for s’mores as part of the standard visit — a modest but real activity list, not just a field with trees in it. Wreaths are also sold on-site if you want to finish the look without cutting a full tree.
The address sits close to the line between Williamson and Hickman counties, which means a simple “Franklin, TN” search in your GPS could route you the long way around. Punch in the full street address, 7561 South Harpeth Road, rather than just the city name.
If you’ve been here before and know the farm reliably reopens each November, this is likely still a solid option. If you’re deciding whether to build a specific Saturday around it, the responsible move is a phone call first — the record doesn’t have enough confirmed 2026 detail to promise a date, price, or hours, and guessing would risk sending you to a farm that hasn’t reopened yet.
Not documented for 2026; historically Nashville-area cut-your-own farms open the weekend after Thanksgiving, and that first Saturday is usually the busiest day of the season.
45 minutes to an hour for a straightforward cut-your-own visit, longer if you take the hayride and stop for cocoa and s'mores.
Not documented in the record, though a family-run cut-your-own farm this close to Franklin likely sees its heaviest traffic on the first weekend after Thanksgiving, as with most farms in the region.
Not specified in the record; assume an unpaved field lot typical of small working tree farms until you can confirm otherwise.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip planning a specific trip date around this farm until you've called, since the site was showing a 'closed for the season' off-season message with no 2026 hours, dates, or confirmed pricing posted.
Not documented in the record.
Unconfirmed as of this research. The farm's own website was showing a 'closed for the 2025 season' off-season message with no 2026 dates, hours, or pricing posted. Call 615-364-8684 to check before planning a visit.
The most recent pricing found (not confirmed for 2026) was $12 per foot for cut-your-own pine or Murray cypress, and $125-150 for pre-cut evergreens. Confirm current pricing by phone.
Yes — the farm offers cut-your-own pine and Murray cypress, plus pre-cut fir for anyone who doesn't want to cut.
Local write-ups mention a hayride, hot chocolate, a fire pit for s'mores, and wreaths for sale.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $12. Cut-your-own pine or Murray cypress priced at $12/ft; pre-cut evergreens $125-150 (pricing found via search snippets, not confirmed on current site).
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
7561 South Harpeth Road, Franklin, TN 37064, in Williamson 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 $12 to start this one sits below the regional median of $35, undercutting 2 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
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.
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Checked September 2026.