The Majestic Oak Tree

Cora Granstaff

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Love this type of thing to see when in different areas. It appears to be someone’s yard, at least the posted signs elude to that so we didn’t get up close. That was disappointing.

Dawn Gillas

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

It's an amazing tree but it's on private property with signs so you can't get right up under it without permission. But, you have to know someone living in the neighborhood to get permission.

Travis Fuhrman

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

An impromptu stop in a neighborhood aptly called “Majestic Oaks”. I was not aware of the stipulations as stated in other reviews about HOA requirements or “invite only” so I can only blame ignorance for my photo ops. The tree is quite the spectacle to see and the camera truly does not capture the enormity of its’ grandeur. Not a whole lot of literature online other then it is over 300 years old. It’s species is Southern Live Oak which has other common names one of which is Majestic Oak. It is maintained by an Association and last stats reported were done in July of 2009. Circumference, which was done 4 feet from the ground is 27’ 8” and longest branch distance tip to tip is 165’ 7”.

C. 27

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

It is on private property in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Felt a little awkward taking pictures there.

Shannon Hampshire

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

The tree is in a private yard. There are signs saying private property. Very interesting that it's a tourist attraction. Definitely be respectful of the owners.