Northern Virginia · 10 farms, 10 with 2026 dates — Loudoun, Clarke, Fauquier and Prince William counties
Shenandoah Valley · 5 farms, 5 with 2026 dates — Frederick, Rockingham and Augusta counties
Charlottesville and Culpeper · 4 farms, 4 with 2026 dates — Culpeper, Madison, Greene and Buckingham counties
Around Richmond · 6 farms, 5 with 2026 dates — Amelia, Powhatan, Cumberland, Caroline, Louisa and Spotsylvania counties
Virginia Christmas tree farm questions
When do Christmas tree farms open in Virginia?
Donner Farms in Purcellville, Moose Apple in Berryville, Woods Tree Farm in Amelia and Firever Pines in Ruther Glen open on Saturday 21 November 2026. Most of the rest open on Friday 27 November, the day after Thanksgiving: Snickers Gap, Hartland Farm, Haven Wood, Evergreen Acres, Loudoun Nursery, Country Loving, Nuckols, Spruce Rock, Oak Shade, Caritas, Clouse's, Ratliff, Every Soul Acres, Ostlund, Greene Meadows, Foxfire, Claybrooke and Zuni. Chilly Hollow near Berryville and Jones Tree Farm in Spotsylvania open on Saturday 28 November. Oak Shade, Ratliff and Ostlund stay open to Christmas Eve; Zuni is open for three days only and Claybrooke for four.
When does Snickers Gap Tree Farm open?
Friday 27 November 2026 at 9am. Thanksgiving weekend it is open 9 to 5:30 every day; after that weekdays 1 to 5:30 and weekends 9 to 5:30. It sells mountain-grown Douglas fir and Colorado blue spruce. No pets, and no chainsaws.
Which Virginia farms need a reservation?
Claybrooke Farm at Mineral is open by reservation only, with no walk-ins at all, and its four dates book up; cancelled slots reopen on its booking page automatically, so a full date is worth checking again. Haven Wood in Berryville is by appointment. Woods Tree Farm and Moose Apple take cutting reservations with a $50 deposit that counts towards the tree. Spruce Rock takes walk-ins but asks you to book. Everywhere else on this page, you can simply turn up.
Where can I cut a Christmas tree near Richmond?
Woods Tree Farm in Amelia from 21 November, by reservation; Firever Pines in Ruther Glen, north toward Fredericksburg, also from 21 November; and Nuckols in Cumberland from 27 November, with 2026 prices of $12 to $17 a foot. Further out, Jones Tree Farm in Spotsylvania opens on 28 November and Greene Meadows near Charlottesville on the 27th. Olde Church in Powhatan hasn't posted 2026 dates yet.
How much does a Christmas tree cost in Virginia?
Between about $47 and $198, and the spread is mostly about species and size rather than about the farm. Oak Shade in Rixeyville publishes the fullest list in the state: $47 for a table-top tree, $83 for a white pine, $93 for a Norway spruce, and Fraser fir from $98 at 6 to 7 ft up to $198 at 9 to 10 ft. Chilly Hollow near Berryville is $50 to $80 depending on species, cash only, and Ratliff near Harrisonburg charged $50 to cut your own last season. Several Northern Virginia farms charge one price for any tree: Hartland Farm $70, Loudoun Nursery $100, Haven Wood $149, Moose Apple $150; Snickers Gap is $174 for anything up to 7 ft and $314 over 11 ft. Evergreen Acres is $110 for white pine and $160 for Norway spruce, tax included. Near Richmond, Woods Tree Farm runs from $85 for most 6 to 7 ft trees. In the Shenandoah Valley, Caritas at Mount Solon is $100 for any tree up to 8 ft, with selected taller trees at extra cost, and Clouse's near Winchester lists $45 to $175 by species. Ostlund in Singers Glen charges $70 for any tree you cut in 2026. Nuckols in Cumberland charges by the foot, $12 to $17. Zuni, by email on 10 November, charges $69 for a 5 to 6 ft tree and $150 for 13 to 14 ft. Spruce Rock publishes no prices.
Can I bring my dog to a Virginia Christmas tree farm?
At some. Leashed dogs are welcome at Haven Wood, Evergreen Acres, Loudoun Nursery, Woods Tree Farm, Nuckols, Firever Pines, Caritas, Claybrooke, Oak Shade, Every Soul Acres, Ostlund and Zuni. Foxfire near Scottsville would rather you left dogs at home but accepts them on a leash. Caritas asks you to clean up after your pet; Claybrooke wants well-behaved dogs only, and Zuni warns that its property has sand burrs. Snickers Gap, Donner Farms and Moose Apple don't allow pets, and Hartland Farm at Markham bans them from the market and the tree field. Spruce Rock, Chilly Hollow, Stribling and Clouse's don't state a policy either way, so ring if it matters.