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Christmas tree farms near San Antonio

4 choose-and-cut farms around San Antonio, all with 2026 dates from the farms themselves. Devine Acres opens first, on 21 November; Pipe Creek is open every day from 23 November. Where a farm publishes no price, this page says so rather than guessing.

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Christmas tree farms near San Antonio: 2026 dates

All 4, soonest first. Tap a name for the hours, the prices and how to get in touch.

  1. 21 Nov2026Devine Acres FarmDevine · 45 min south-westSun 20 Dec$20 a foot
  2. 23 Nov2026Pipe Creek Christmas Tree FarmPipe Creek · 45 min north-westuntil sold outabout $15 a foot
  3. 27 Nov2026The Farm at Alum CreekStockdale · 45 min south-eastSun 13 Dec$15–$22 a foot
  4. 27 Nov2026Jenschke OrchardsFredericksburg · 1 hr 15 north-westuntil sold outno price published

First to open

Devine Acres opens on Saturday 21 November, and Pipe Creek on Monday 23 November, after which it is open every day until the trees run out. The other two open the day after Thanksgiving.

What you will pay

Pipe Creek asks about $15 a foot, a 2026 price by its own email. Devine Acres asks $20 a foot plus tax, and charges admission, part of which comes back off the tree. Alum Creek charges $15 to $22 a foot, by its own email, and Jenschke publishes no prices.

4 farms near San Antonio, soonest to open first

Devine Acres Farm

Devine, TX · 45 min south-west of San Antonio

A Christmas tree farm that has grown into a full Christmas festival, CountryFest, with Santa, Texas snow, fire pits and goat races. The trees are still the point: Leyland and Arizona cypress the family has grown on the farm, plus pre-cut Fraser fir from North Carolina for anyone who wants a fir.

2026 season21 Nov – 20 Dec
NovDec
  • OpensSat 21 Nov10am–4pm on the opening weekend
  • Open daysSat & Sun, plus Black Fridayto Sunday 20 December
  • Cutting hours10am–5pmlast entry to the fields at 5pm
  • Cut your ownLeyland and Arizona cypressgrown on the farm; saws provided
  • Pre-cutFraser firfrom North Carolina
  • Tree prices$20 a footplus tax
  • Admission$18.95 online, $24.95 full priceplus taxes and fees; 2 and under free

2026 prices, from the farm’s site

  • Any tree you cut$20 a foot, plus tax
  • Admission, bought online$18.95
  • Admission, full price$24.95
  • Back off the tree$10 per ticket, up to $50

What’s there

  • Santa
  • Texas snow
  • Fire pits
  • Goat races
  • Live music at weekends
  • Twine to tie the tree on
  • Military and group discounts

Practical

  • Dogsnot stated
  • Paymentnot stated
  • Restroomsnot stated

Before you set offYou pay to get in, and the ticket only comes back as credit if you buy a tree: $10 per ticket, up to $50 a household. Tickets are final sale, and the credit does not apply during the farm’s $50 tree sale at the end of the season.

Contact

Checked 12 Nov 2026

Pipe Creek Christmas Tree Farm

Pipe Creek, TX · 45 min north-west of San Antonio

Out on Highway 16 towards Bandera, 23 miles beyond Loop 1604, and growing its own trees since 1994. It is the only farm near San Antonio open every day of its season, and the home of living Christmas trees in pots you can plant out afterwards.

2026 seasonfrom 23 Nov
NovDec
  • OpensMon 23 Nov, 11am2026, on the farm’s own site
  • Every day11am–5:45pmclosed Thanksgiving Day
  • Last daynot publisheduntil the trees run out
  • Cut your ownAfghan pine, Leyland and Arizona cypress
  • Pre-cutFraser firfrom North Carolina, kept in water and shade
  • Tree pricesAbout $15 a foota 2026 price — confirmed, from the farm’s own email, 13 Nov 2026

2026 prices — on the farm’s site, confirmed by the farm’s own email, 13 Nov 2026

  • Cut your ownabout $15 a foot
  • Pre-cut Fraser firfrom $95
  • Living tree, 15-gallon pot$179

What’s there

  • Open every day
  • Living Christmas trees
  • Fraser fir wreaths
  • Afghan pine seedlings
  • Pumpkin patch in October

Practical

  • Dogsnot stated
  • Paymentcash, check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express
  • Restroomsnot stated

Worth knowingOpen on weekdays from Monday 23 November, so you can beat the Saturday crowds — nothing else near San Antonio opens on a Monday.

Contact

Checked 13 Nov 2026

The Farm at Alum Creek

Stockdale, TX · 45 min south-east of San Antonio

A young family farm among the oaks at Stockdale: a pumpkin patch in October, then three weekends of choose-and-cut Virginia pine and Arizona cypress. It also runs an old-fashioned Christmas workshop for children.

2026 season27 Nov – 13 Dec
NovDec
  • OpensFri 27 Novthe farm’s own post, 22 September
  • Open days27–29 Nov, 4–6 Dec, 11–13 Decor until sold out
  • Fri & Sat10am–5pm
  • Sundaysnoon–5pm
  • Cut your ownVirginia pine and Arizona cypress
  • Tree prices$15–$22 a footfrom the farm’s own email, 12 Nov 2026

What’s there

  • Christmas workshop for ages 3–10, 21 Nov and 2 Dec ($50 first child, $45 each sibling)
  • Pine greenery bundles, $5
  • Photo sessions by arrangement
  • Pumpkin patch in October

Practical

  • Dogsnot stated
  • Paymentcash, card, Venmo or Cash App
  • Restroomsnot stated

Before you set offTrees are $15 to $22 a foot, from the farm’s own email of 12 November 2026; it doesn’t say which trees cost what. Call or text 830-534-6616 before you go.

Contact

Checked 12 Nov 2026

Jenschke Orchards

Fredericksburg, TX · 1 hr 15 north-west of San Antonio

A Hill Country orchard on Highway 290, established in 1961 and best known for its Fredericksburg peaches. At Christmas you cut your own Murray or Arizona cypress, or take a pre-cut Noble or Nordmann fir.

2026 seasonfrom 27 Nov
NovDec
  • OpensFri 27 Novthe farm’s rule: “day after Thanksgiving”
  • Christmas on the FarmSat 28 Novthe farm’s own event
  • Cut your ownMurray and Arizona cypress
  • Pre-cutNoble or Nordmann fir
  • Shop hoursWed–Sat 11am–5pm, Sun noon–5pmthe farm does not say the tree field keeps them
  • Tree pricesnot publishedthe farm prints none

What’s there

  • Pick-your-own peaches in summer
  • Strawberries and blackberries in spring
  • Pumpkins in the autumn
  • Farm shop with its own jams

Practical

  • Dogsnot stated
  • Paymentnot stated
  • Restroomsnot stated

Before you set offNo tree hours or prices are published. Ring 830-997-8422 before the drive out.

Contact

Checked 12 Nov 2026

San Antonio Christmas tree farm questions

When do Christmas tree farms near San Antonio open in 2026?

Devine Acres opens first, on Saturday 21 November, and Pipe Creek follows on Monday 23 November. The Farm at Alum Creek and Jenschke Orchards both open on Friday 27 November, the day after Thanksgiving.

Which Christmas tree farm is closest to San Antonio?

Three are about 45 minutes out, in three different directions: Pipe Creek to the north-west on Highway 16, Devine Acres to the south-west and The Farm at Alum Creek at Stockdale to the south-east. Jenschke Orchards at Fredericksburg is about an hour and a quarter.

How much is a Christmas tree near San Antonio?

Pipe Creek charges about $15 a foot to cut your own, with pre-cut Fraser fir from $95; the farm confirmed both for 2026 by email. Devine Acres charges $20 a foot plus tax, and admission on top: $18.95 online or $24.95 full price, with up to $50 of it coming back off the tree. Alum Creek charges $15 to $22 a foot, by the farm’s own email, and Jenschke publishes no tree prices.

Which farms are open on weekdays?

Pipe Creek is open every day, 11am to 5:45pm, from 23 November until the trees run out, except Thanksgiving Day. Devine Acres opens Saturdays, Sundays and Black Friday, and Alum Creek Fridays to Sundays.

What kind of tree can you cut near San Antonio?

Pine and cypress, because fir will not take the heat: Afghan pine and Leyland and Arizona cypress at Pipe Creek, Leyland and Arizona cypress at Devine Acres, Virginia pine and Arizona cypress at Alum Creek, and Murray and Arizona cypress at Jenschke. For a fir, Pipe Creek and Devine Acres sell pre-cut Fraser fir and Jenschke pre-cut Noble and Nordmann.

Four directions out of the city

There is no Christmas tree farm inside San Antonio, and there is no single direction to head for one: the four on this page are spread around the city, three of them about 45 minutes out. That makes the choice less about distance than about the kind of day you want. Devine Acres is a ticketed festival with Santa and snow; Pipe Creek is a working tree farm open every day; Alum Creek is small and quiet; and Jenschke pairs a tree with a trip to Fredericksburg.

All four are farms for more than one season. Pipe Creek and Alum Creek are pumpkin patches in October, Devine Acres runs a fall festival, and Jenschke is a peach orchard first.

How these were checked

Each listing comes from the farm itself — its own website, or, for The Farm at Alum Creek, which keeps only a Facebook page, the farm’s own posts — read on 12 November 2026, and every card carries the date it was last read. We do not take dates or open-or-closed status from the growers’ association directory. Where a farm states its season as a rule rather than a date, as Jenschke does with “the day after Thanksgiving”, the card says so and gives the 2026 date the rule falls on. Alum Creek’s prices and payment came from the farm by email on 12 November, and its card says so. Pipe Creek confirmed by email on 13 November that the prices on its site are this year’s.

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