A multi-generation CSRA farm covered by Augusta TV news, with real per-foot pricing on the low end of this research and the widest free farm-animal lineup found, opening an estimated November 27, 2026.
$5-$10 per foot depending on variety
Still Creek Tree Farm in Beech Island has a bit more independent documentation than most farms in this research, thanks to coverage from Augusta-market TV station WJBF describing it as a multi-generation family tradition. That kind of local news coverage, combined with a listing on the Aiken County government’s own tree-farm page and a mention on the Thoroughbred Country tourism site, gives this farm a bit more third-party corroboration than farms relying solely on Facebook and aggregator guides.
Prices run $5 to $10 per foot depending on variety — genuinely on the lower end compared to other Southern varieties priced per foot elsewhere in this research. At the low end, a 6-foot tree would run about $30; at the high end of that same range, about $60. The record doesn’t break down which specific species land at which end of that range, so it’s worth asking on site rather than assuming the cheapest species is automatically what you’ll walk out with. The farm grows Virginia Pine, White Pine, Leyland Cypress, Murray Cypress, and Carolina Sapphire on site, and also offers pre-cut Fraser Fir for visitors who want that specific tree without the field-cutting.
Free visits with cows, pigs, ducks, and a donkey are listed as an on-site activity, which is the widest range of pettable farm animals found anywhere in this South Carolina research. For a family with young kids, that’s a genuine reason to build extra time into the visit beyond just walking the tree rows — and it costs nothing beyond whatever tree you decide to take home.
Sources describe the farm’s season as running “Black Friday through Christmas,” which this record resolves to a start of November 27, 2026, since that’s when Black Friday falls this year. No specific closing or sell-out date is given beyond the general “through Christmas” framing, and no detailed hours were found in any source checked, including local government and tourism listings. That’s a real gap for a visitor trying to plan an exact day and time, so a phone call to 706-951-2324 is worth making before you head out.
The US Census geocoder’s best match for this farm’s street address landed on a differently named nearby street at low confidence, according to the research notes. That means the map pin for this listing should be treated as approximate rather than a confirmed exact location — similar in spirit to double-checking an address before a long drive, even when a farm’s general area (Beech Island, in Aiken County near Augusta) isn’t in doubt.
Still Creek offers real value through its lower per-foot pricing and an unusually generous free farm-animal lineup, backed by more independent local coverage than most farms here, but the lack of confirmed hours and an approximate map location mean a call ahead is the responsible last step before driving out.
Sources describe the farm opening 'Black Friday through Christmas,' resolved here to a start of November 27, 2026 (Black Friday). No closing date is stated beyond that range, and no specific hours were found, so treat this as a general seasonal window rather than a confirmed schedule.
Not stated directly, but with cows, pigs, ducks, and a donkey to visit for free, plan extra time beyond just walking the tree rows, especially with kids along.
Not stated numerically, but as a farm covered by local TV news and described as a multi-generation family tradition, it likely draws a loyal returning local following, especially around the Black Friday weekend opening.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip this farm if you need exact hours confirmed before you go, since none were found in any source checked, and treat the map location as approximate rather than a precise pin, since the geocoding match for the farm's address was low-confidence.
No specific nearby-farm comparison is available in this record, though the farm's CSRA/Augusta-area location may be worth noting if you're comparing the drive against Upstate or Midlands options.
$5 to $10 per foot depending on variety, per the record — on the lower end of prices found across this research batch.
Sources describe the farm opening 'Black Friday through Christmas.' For 2026, Black Friday falls on November 27, which is used here as the estimated start. The exact closing or sell-out date isn't stated.
Free farm-animal visits, including cows, pigs, ducks, and a donkey, per the record — the widest range of pettable animals found in this research.
Treat it as approximate. The geocoding match for the farm's street address landed on a differently named nearby street at low confidence, so the pin should be considered a general-area estimate rather than a confirmed exact location.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published).
Trees start at $5. $5-$10 per foot depending on variety
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
442 Pine Log Rd, Beech Island, SC 29842, in Aiken County. It is one of 1 farms we track in CSRA South Carolina.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
agriculture.sc.gov
Checked September 2026.