Campton Hills Spruce Tree Selected as Chicago’s 113th Official Christmas Tree
A spruce tree from Campton Hills has been chosen as Chicago's 113th official Christmas tree.
Chicago, IL, November 2, 2026 — A spruce tree originating from Campton Hills, Illinois, has been selected to serve as Chicago’s 113th official Christmas tree. The announcement marks the selection of the tree that will be prominently displayed and illuminated in the city during the upcoming holiday season.
The tradition of Chicago’s official Christmas tree dates back over a century, with the current selection being the 113th tree to hold this honor. The specific details regarding the tree’s characteristics, such as its height, species variety within spruce, and exact location in Campton Hills, were not immediately available.
The process of selecting a tree for this significant city tradition typically involves careful consideration of its size, shape, and health. Once chosen, the tree undergoes a process of careful harvesting and transportation to its designated public location in Chicago, where it will be decorated with thousands of lights and ornaments.
The 113th official Christmas tree is expected to become a focal point for holiday celebrations and public gatherings in the city. Further details regarding the tree’s journey from Campton Hills to Chicago, including the date of its installation and the schedule for its lighting ceremony, will be released as they become available.
The selection of a tree from a suburban community like Campton Hills highlights the collaborative spirit often seen in bringing holiday cheer to the metropolitan area. This annual event continues a long-standing tradition that symbolizes the spirit of the holiday season for residents and visitors alike.
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