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Chimney Pond Farm

Glenville, NC

At a glance

Trees
Cut-your-own confirmed by the farm
Opens
Opens Nov 27, 2026 · From the farm's 2026 flyer (image text)
Price
Not confirmed for 2026. Ask the farm.
Where
240 Chimney Pond Farm Road, Glenville, NC 28736
“Cut-your-own firs, woodsmoke, stars you can read by.”chimneypondfarm.com, read Oct 23, 2026

More from the farm’s website

Checked by us on the farm’s own pages, Oct 27, 2026. Check with the farm before you go.

TreesFraser fir
Source: chimneypondfarm.com (the farm’s website), read Oct 27, 2026

Details

Address240 Chimney Pond Farm Road, Glenville, NC 28736
Phone704.412.9748
Websitechimneypondfarm.com

From the farm's website

These lines are quoted word for word from Chimney Pond Farm's own website. We have not changed them.

  • Fields: “Set in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, enveloped by mist-veiled peaks and cascading rhododendrons — 115+ acres of Fraser firs and blueberries at 3,600 feet, just the height for a perfect view of Lake Glenville.”
  • At the tree sale: “Kids activities, hot cocoa, retail merchandise, meet our alpacas.” From the farm's 2026 flyer (image text).
  • Farm tours: “Guided tours run through the Fraser fir fields and blueberry bushes; the rainforest rains keep both impossibly green.”
  • Tour: “A 45-minute guided tour through sustainable farming practices, Christmas tree varieties, and our resident animals.”

Source: chimneypondfarm.com (read Oct 23, 2026).

How to visit

  • Hours, stock and prices can change during the season, and many farms close early once trees are gone. Check the farm's website or call before you drive out.

Picking a tree in the field: “If you’re cutting your own tree, make sure at least three sides of the tree are full, without large gaps in the arrangement of branches and needles so it will look verdant if you place it in a corner.” “When selecting any tree, gently pull your fingers through the branches. If many needles come off in your hands, this means the tree will likely not hold the needles for the duration of the holiday.” (Rutgers NJAES (2023))

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Christmas trees in North Carolina

“Fraser Fir represent 96 percent of all species grown in North Carolina” (NC Christmas Trees Association)

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