A dual-season Henry County farm with a confirmed November 21, 2026 Christmas-tree opening, but almost nothing else -- no closing date, hours, pricing, or species -- has been published yet.
Whitetail Tree Farm, in Springport in Henry County, runs two distinct seasonal businesses on the same property, similar in structure to a few other farms in this research: a fall pumpkin and corn-maze operation, and a separate choose-and-cut Christmas tree season. Knowing that dual identity matters here, because most of what’s currently published about this farm describes the fall side, while the Christmas-tree side remains thinly documented.
The clearest fact available is that the Christmas tree season is confirmed to open November 21, 2026, stated directly on the farm’s own website. That’s a genuinely useful, specific date, one of the few explicit 2026 openings found anywhere in this research rather than an inferred or pattern-based estimate. But beyond that single date, the record goes quiet: no closing date, no hours, no tree pricing, and no species list were posted as of this research. That’s a meaningful gap for a farm you might be planning a specific trip around.
Separately, the property runs a fall season from September 19 through October 31, 2026, featuring pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze, and farm animals. That’s useful context for understanding the farm’s overall character, a working agritourism operation rather than a single-purpose tree lot, but it doesn’t tell you anything directly about what to expect once the Christmas tree season opens on November 21.
Given how early in the year this research was conducted, it’s entirely plausible the farm simply hasn’t finalized Christmas-season hours, pricing, or species availability yet, and that information may appear on the site closer to the November 21 opening. That’s a reasonable, non-alarming explanation. Still, if you’re trying to plan a visit right now, the honest state of things is that you know when the season starts and nothing else concrete: not what trees are available, not what a tree will cost, and not what hours the farm will keep once it opens.
Calling the farm directly at 765-524-8977 closer to the season, or checking the website again as November 21 approaches, is the most reliable way to fill in these gaps. Given the confirmed opening date, it’s reasonable to expect the rest of the details to firm up as that date gets closer.
A November 21 opening puts this farm’s Christmas season starting earlier than many others covered in this research, most of which begin the day after Thanksgiving. An earlier opening is generally good news for selection, since it gives visitors first access to the full range of available trees before any popular sizes or species get picked over. It also means this is one of the first weekends of the broader regional cut-your-own season, so weather can still be relatively mild by late-season Indiana standards, though that’s a general seasonal pattern rather than a specific forecast for this farm’s opening weekend.
Whitetail gives you one solid thing to plan around, a confirmed November 21, 2026 opening, but everything else about the Christmas-tree side of this farm needs direct confirmation before you can responsibly plan a visit.
The Christmas tree season is confirmed to open November 21, 2026, directly from the farm's own website. No closing date, hours, or other scheduling detail was found.
Unknown -- not enough activity or layout information was found to estimate a typical visit length.
Not specified in available sources.
Not specified in available sources.
Not specified in available sources.
you need confirmed hours, pricing, or tree species before deciding to visit -- none of that was available for the Christmas-tree season as of this research.
Not established from available sources.
November 21, 2026, confirmed directly from the farm's own website. This is one of the few explicit 2026 dates found in this research.
Not posted as of this research.
No. The same property also runs a fall season, pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze, and farm animals, from September 19 through October 31, 2026, so it's a dual-season agritourism farm rather than a tree-only operation.
Not published in the sources checked for this research.
Opens November 21, 2026 (closing date not published).
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
8650 N County Road 100 E, Springport, IN 47386, in Henry County. It is one of 4 farms we track in East Central Indiana.
We track 4 farms in East Central Indiana, 3 of which let you cut your own tree. The farm has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
There are 2 other farms we track in Henry County. All East Central Indiana farms →
whitetailtreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.