A large family entertainment farm with Santa, the Grinch, a cow train, and an outdoor movie night, but it's genuinely unclear whether the Christmas trees sold here are grown on-site or brought in for a seasonal retail lot.
Williams Family Farms is primarily known, per its own website and Facebook activity, as a large family entertainment farm — a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze, cow train rides, a giant jumping pillow — that adds a Christmas tree component during the winter season. It’s included on Mississippi’s official state Christmas-tree-farm list, which implies the state’s Department of Agriculture and Commerce treats it as a tree grower, but that inclusion hasn’t been independently verified beyond the farm’s presence on that list.
The most important honest thing to say about this farm is also the most specific: it’s genuinely unclear whether the Christmas trees sold here are grown on the property or brought in for a seasonal retail lot. One of the farm’s own Facebook posts referred to a “Christmas tree lot,” language that leans more toward a retail sales operation than a working cut-your-own tree farm. Because that distinction couldn’t be confirmed one way or the other, cut_your_own, choose_and_cut, and precut_only are all left null in the record rather than guessed at. If the actual experience of walking a field and cutting your own tree is what you’re after, this is worth asking about directly before you go, since the entertainment-farm framing suggests the trees may be more of an add-on retail product than the farm’s core offering.
Regardless of how the tree-sourcing question resolves, the farm offers an extensive holiday activity list: visits with Santa and the Grinch on select days, cow train rides, a giant jumping pillow, photo ops, caroling hayrides, an outdoor Christmas movie night, an animal barnyard, a general store, and food and snacks. That’s one of the fuller entertainment rosters in this entire research batch, and it makes the farm a worthwhile family destination independent of whether you actually buy a tree while you’re there. “Growing memories since 2016,” per the farm’s own About page, positions this as a relatively young but apparently fast-growing entertainment business.
No hours were found in any source, and no tree species, pricing, or payment method are documented either. Given the entertainment-first framing, checking the farm’s Facebook page for current details — including whether Santa, the Grinch, or specific tree-lot hours are running on a given weekend — is likely more useful than expecting a static, fully documented schedule the way you might at a more traditional farm.
As with much of this batch, there’s no price_from or price_note on record, so there’s no honest dollar figure to write here for either general admission or a tree purchase.
The honest bottom line: Williams Family Farms is a legitimate, apparently thriving family entertainment destination for the holidays, but treat the Christmas tree itself as a secondary question mark rather than the confirmed centerpiece of the visit, and check Facebook for current hours before you go.
Not stated in any source checked — no hours were found. One of the farm's own Facebook posts referenced a 'Christmas tree lot open this weekend,' suggesting weekend availability, but check the farm's Facebook page for current dates before visiting.
With a cow train, jumping pillow, photo ops, caroling hayrides, and an outdoor movie night, this is clearly a multi-hour family entertainment visit rather than a quick tree pickup, regardless of how the tree purchase itself works.
Not stated directly, but an extensive entertainment lineup (Santa, the Grinch, a cow train, an outdoor movie night) at a farm that's been building this business since 2016 suggests meaningful weekend crowds during peak season.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in any source checked.
Skip Williams Family Farms if you specifically want a true cut-your-own or farm-grown tree experience, since it's genuinely unconfirmed whether trees here are grown on the property or trucked in for a retail lot, and skip it if you need confirmed hours before you go, since none were found — check Facebook first.
Not available in the record checked.
This isn't confirmed. One of the farm's own Facebook posts referred to a 'Christmas tree lot,' which raises a real question about whether trees are grown on-site or brought in for retail sale — worth asking directly rather than assuming a cut-your-own experience.
Visits with Santa and the Grinch on select days, cow train rides, a giant jumping pillow, photo ops, caroling hayrides, an outdoor Christmas movie night, an animal barnyard, a general store, and food and snacks.
The farm's own About page states 'Growing memories since 2016.'
Neither was found in any source checked. Check the farm's Facebook page or call 601-716-7968 to ask directly.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
34 B and W Road, Wiggins, MS 39577, in Stone County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Pine Belt MS.
We track 5 farms in Pine Belt MS, 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has a hayride or sleigh ride, which most Pine Belt MS farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 5 farms we track in Pine Belt MS had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
williamsfamilyfarms-ms.com · pickyourownchristmastree.org · mschristmastrees.com
Checked September 2026.