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Christmas Tree Farms in the Myrtle Beach Area

Pick out your real tree at one of these tree farms in the Lowcountry 🌲

Picking out a tree / Christmas Tree Farms in the Myrtle Beach Area
Christmas Tree Farms in the Myrtle Beach Area

An artificial tree has serious perks – you can pull it out and set it up, mess-free, in about six minutes. Plug it in without negotiating tangled light strings first. Yet, picking out a Christmas tree at a lot or farm is a magical experience – especially with kids. If you’re on Team Real Tree, we’ve rounded up Christmas Tree Farms in the Myrtle Beach area for you.


Booth Tree Farm

Conway – This family-run tree farm plants seedlings every year, which grow into ready-to-cut-down Christmas trees seven to eight years later. How cool is that? Choose and cut fields open Nov. 21.

Photographers can also book a session – the prettiest spot for holiday photos!!

Visit Booth Tree Farm for details + location. Open 7 days a week.


Cabana Christmas Trees

Pawley’s Island – Cabana Christmas Trees offers Fraser Firs from tabletop to 12 ft, garland, homemade wreaths, hand-painted ornaments, and gifts! (Check out their instagram to see all the pretty things!)

New for 2020: reserve your tree online for pick-up.


Goodman’s Tree Farms

Murrells Inlet – Family-run farm grows Fraser Fir and White Pine Christmas Trees, and sells at a lot at Inlet Square Mall in Murrells Inlet. Also offers garland and wreaths, plus hosts photos with Santa!! Check out Goodman’s Tree Farms on Facebook for hours + details.


West Christmas Tree Farm

Georgetown – Family-run business sells Fraser Firs from Boone, NC – plus pretty hand-made wreaths and woods crafts! Check out West Christmas Tree Farm on Facebook for details and hours.


Here’s how to keep your Christmas Tree fresh

According to Good Housekeeping’s article, “How Long Do Christmas Trees Last? Follow These Expert Tips to Keep It Fresh for Longer” – pick out a healthy tree, make sure the trunk is cut properly, keep it watered, and place it far away from heat sources.

Share your pictures of Christmas Tree Farms in the Myrtle Beach Area with us!

We’d love to see your photos of picking out your Christmas tree – use the hashtag #goodtasteMB and we’ll share our favorites!!

PS – Check out our guide to holiday events in the Myrtle Beach area!

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    November 22, 2020 at 11:09 pm

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