Pacific, Missouri

Rooted here
since 1919.

Locally grown pumpkins, gourds, and choose-and-cut Christmas trees from five generations of the Flinn family.

Fall at the FarmWeekends beginning October 10 & 11, 2026
Christmas TreesOpening Friday, November 27 · 9–4
Two seasons, one family farm

Come out to the hollow.

Walk the fields, choose what was grown here, and make a family tradition of your own.

A wagon filled with colorful gourds and pumpkins at Catawissa Hollow Farm
Opening on weekends, starting October 10th & 11th, 2026

Pumpkins & Gourds

Choose from pumpkins and gourds grown right here on the farm.

Saturday9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Sunday12:00 PM–4:00 PM
  • Pumpkins$0.50/lb
  • Gourds5 for $4

No admission fee. Cash and cards accepted.

Rows of Christmas trees growing at Catawissa Hollow Farm
Opening Friday, November 27th, 9–4, and weekends thereafter until sold out

Choose-and-Cut Christmas Trees

Find your tree in the field. We’re happy to cut, cart, and bale your tree, and help load it onto your vehicle if needed—or bring your own hand saw and make the cut yourself.

Saturday9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Sunday12:00 PM–4:00 PM
  • Canaan Fir$13/ft
  • Norway Spruce$12/ft
  • White Pine$6/ft

No admission fee. Cash and cards accepted. Customers cutting their own tree must bring a hand saw. No chainsaws. Tie-downs are helpful, but twine is available. Please keep dogs inside vehicles.

Don and Connie Flinn; Kyle and Julie Flinn; and Christian and Addie Flinn

The Flinn family, from left: Kyle and Julie (Addie and Christian), Connie and Don Jr.

Our story

Five generations on the same ground.

Ernest and Helen Flinn purchased the farm in 1919. During its early decades, the family raised various crops and livestock here in Catawissa Hollow.

In the early 1980s, Don Flinn Sr. planted the farm’s first Christmas trees. Don Flinn Jr. and his son Kyle continue that tradition today—growing Christmas trees and seasonal crops while caring for a farm that has remained in the family for five generations. Christian and Addie represent the fifth generation of the Flinn family at Catawissa Hollow Farm.

Catawissa Hollow Farm is proud to be recognized as a Missouri Century Farm.

An earlier Christmas tree season with three generations of the Flinn family

Don Flinn Jr. and Don Flinn Sr., far left; Kyle Flinn, far right. Circa ‘95.

A family tradition.

Children exploring the pumpkin field at Catawissa Hollow Farm
Photography at the farm

Capture the memories.

Families visiting the farm are welcome and encouraged to take photos during their visit.

Professional photographers planning client sessions must contact us in advance. On weekends before tree season, photographers may reserve an entire Christmas tree field for their sessions.

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Plan your visit

We’ll see you at the farm.

Catawissa Hollow Farm is located in the countryside near Pacific, Missouri. Seasonal hours are listed above.

PaymentCash and cards accepted
FacilitiesAn old-fashioned bathroom—our outhouse—is available
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