About the farm
A generation-crossing farm for family, community, and wildlife.
Hutton-Loyd Tree Farm is a family-owned tract of woodlands and farmland nestled in a picturesque Appalachian valley.
Caring for our piece of Kentucky's remarkable forest ecology by encouraging the growth of high-quality native hardwoods is our number one priority. For over four decades, our valley has also sustained a small and well-loved choose-and-cut Christmas Tree business.
Most of our property is covered in Kentucky hardwoods, with miles of farm roads and trails, a private lake, wetlands, fields, and habitat for wildlife.
Christmas at the farm
Find and cut your own tree
Before you come
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Tips to Spruce Up Your Season
- Dress for weather, brambles, and mud :)
- A sedan is fine in most weather, 4-wheel drive is helpful after heavy rain or snow.
- Bring your furry friends. Space is plentiful, and friendly dogs may run free.
- Borrow from the hand-saws we provide or bring your own.
- Be cautious of stumps, holes, equipment, and other hazards.
- Carry your self-cut tree to staff to have it shaken, baled, and secured to your vehicle.
- At home, put your tree up away from heat and direct sunlight.
- Water your tree promptly, generously, and repeatedly to keep needles fresh.
- Enjoy the beauty and fragrance of your real Christmas tree!
More at Hutton-Loyd
A farm beyond Christmas
Landscape trees and shrubs
Horizon Landscaping grows and sells a wide selection of species. Contact Jimmy at (606) 748-2834
Weddings & events
The valley, lake, old barn, and surrounding hills have hosted weddings, races, and other private events. Contact Herb at (606) 748-2837
Fishing
The Big Run Lake Fishing Club provides access to the farm's scenic, 40-acre private lake stocked with bass, catfish, and crappie.
• 2026 Fishing Club Newsletter
• 2026 Member Application
Contact Haley at (606) 748-2320.
Land stewardship
Working land and woodland habitat
The farm is not only a place of production. Its woods, fields, streams, wetlands, and lake form a connected habitat for wildlife and plants. Long-term care of the property includes growing trees as a renewable crop while maintaining habitat and the character of the valley. Over 550 acres of forested land are currently under protection for carbon-sequestration.
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General directions
From the intersection of KY-32 with KY-1013, travel northeast on KY-1013. After 2 miles, turn left onto Big Run Road (easy to miss). After 1 mile, just after the crest of a hill, turn left onto a gravel road the Hutton-Loyd Tree Farm sign. Drive down the hill, across the dam, and into the valley.