Season Information

Follow the Photography Link at the bottom of this page to book sessions.
Christmas Season


Choose a pre-cut tree from our old fashioned lighted tree lot under the shelter –
Fresh Premium Fraser Firs and Balsam Firs from Northern Michigan
and
Fresh Premium Nordmann Firs and Noble Firs
from the Pacific Northwest
Or grab a tree buggy and saw and head to the field to cut your own
Virginia Pine or Scotch Pine.
Products:
Fresh Wreaths – Made in our shop. Decorated and undecorated,
Swags, Centerpieces and Mantel pieces.
Tree stands
Tree disposal bags
Watering funnels
We accept all
credit cards, debit cards and cash.
Take advantage of the many venues for your family photos.
Enjoy free hot chocolate and cider
as traditional Christmas music fills the air.
Visit the farm animals at the stable,
and
ride the barrel train through the Christmas tree field.




PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE FARM
Professional photography booking opportunities
are available through our
Cross Timbers Christmas Tree Farm
Photographers Group on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/383034209266199

Follow the Photography Link on this page to book sessions.

Photographers – Book Your Mini with Us!
For the most up to date information about photography at the farm visit our Photographers Group on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/17K9a7X8bb/
The Booking Site link can be found there as well.
https://app.squarespacescheduling.com/schedule/1298e75f




Location:
We are located in the town of Harrah, two blocks north of the
Harrah High School football stadium.
2161 Harrison Avenue, Harrah, Oklahoma
How to get here from Oklahoma City:
Take I-40 east to Exit 170 (the northbound Kickapoo Turnpike). Take the turnpike north to Exit 138 (N.E. 23rd St.). Take N.E. 23rd St. east 1.3 miles to Harrison Avenue. Follow Harrison Avenue 4 blocks south to the farm, on the avenue’s west side.
Or, travel N.E. 23rd Street east to Harrah. From the traffic light at the Kickapoo Turnpike continue east 1.3 miles to Harrison Avenue. Follow Harrison Avenue 4 blocks south to the farm, on the avenue’s west side.