A Virginia Christmas tree outing can lead into the foothills west of Washington, the Shenandoah Valley, the central Piedmont or the mountain countryside of southwest Virginia. This checked selection also includes a farm in Isle of Wight County near the Hampton Roads region. Coverage remains thin on the Eastern Shore and in parts of Southside Virginia; the Virginia Christmas Tree Growers Association’s farm directory can help you discover more growers before checking their own current notices.
Canaan fir, white pine, Scotch pine and several spruces appear in these growing fields. Some farms also offer Fraser or concolor fir, while others grow Virginia pine, cedars and cypresses. Species and sizes vary by farm and harvest year. Call ahead when a particular variety matters, and distinguish trees growing in the field from pre-cut trees brought in from elsewhere.
Many sales calendars begin around Thanksgiving, although some farms open earlier in November. Reservation requirements are common, and autumn tagging appointments may happen well before trees can be cut.
Use the Christmas tree planner to measure your space, allowing for the stand and topper. Bring sturdy boots, gloves and suitable straps for transport. Check the farm’s latest notice before leaving, since weather, bookings and remaining cutting-field stock can change your visit.
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20 farms
13941 Clementown Road, Amelia 23002
Cut-your-own visits require an online reservation. Also grows Murray cypress; check the field inventory and booking release.
2425 Wickliffe Road, Berryville 22611
Cutting requires a reservation on selected dates. Early tagging is separate; confirm your appointment before travelling.
419 Lester Utz Lane, Brightwood 22715
Check current cutting dates; shaking is limited by tree height.
405 Redfield Lane, Callaway 24067
Also grows Murray cypress. Confirm the calendar before visiting.
1388 Anderson Highway, Cumberland 23040
Check the current calendar and field inventory before travelling.
94 Cartersville Road, Cumberland 23040
Its 2026 season begins on Black Friday, then runs on weekends. Check daily hours and scheduled Santa visits.
2411 Flook Lane, Keezletown 22832
Check field availability before planning a cutting visit.
38757 Householder Road, Lovettsville 20180
Offers pre-cut trees from its own farm and also grows Meyer spruce. Hot cider is offered on weekends; dogs are not allowed.
12230 Belle Meade Road, Markham 22643
Tree entrance differs from the Hartland market address. Confirm the next schedule.
912 Elk Creek Road, Mineral 23117
Visits require a reservation.
5110 Cumberland Gap Road, Newport 24128
Confirm the tree-sales calendar and activity dates before visiting.
682 Spruce Run Road, Newport 24128
Payment is cash or check. Check the latest field notice before travelling.
12801 Hazelwood Drive, Nokesville 20181
No reservations; confirm the next sales schedule before travelling.
240 Rifton Lane, Pilot 24138
Call for the current season.
35514 Snickersville Turnpike, Purcellville 20132
Confirm the first cutting day and appointment requirements directly.
34350 Williams Gap Road, Round Hill 20141
Check current sales hours and availability; dogs are not allowed.
5349 Jericho Road, Ruther Glen 22546
Check remaining cutting-field stock and special holiday hours.
487 Crow Mountain Road, Stanardsville 22973
Confirm field availability and the latest calendar.
1118 Bear Wallow Flat Lane, West Augusta 24485
This working tree farm supports Boys Home. Use the West Augusta farm address and confirm the next limited sales calendar.
19362 Tomlin Hill Drive, Zuni 23898
Also grows Murray cypress.
Opening days and stock change from year to year. Check the farm’s own website before you set out. Know of a farm we’ve missed, or one that’s closed? Tell us at the contact page.
Nearby: North Carolina
Before you go, measure your room with the Tree Planner so you know the height and width that fit.
