Newly opened family owned and operated Christmas tree farm. Staff were friendly, and the hot cocoa…read morestand and mistletoe kissing booth are super cute! Staff have wagons to pull your tree back to the barn if you don't want to carry it Saws provided. Variety of trees to choose from. Precut is available as well. Shop has some tree care basics, handmade wreaths and other handmade trinkets.

Great atmosphere! $115 for any tree, with lots of varieties. Snacks and drinks are cheap. Staff are…read morevery helpful. Great shopping selection

The best Christmas tree farm and the most wonderful, pleasant farmers we ever met. We highly…read morerecommend this location!

they are open! They are Not closed ! 2024 our favorite place for a tree Every year!read more

This tree farm is awesome! Beautiful location and very helpful and happy staff. They provide a…read moresaw and rope, but it's highly recommended to bring your own gloves to help protect from the pine needles as well as a tarp to facilitate pulling your tree down the hill. They have Douglas firs and Colorado blue spruces that are clearly very healthy. We picked a nice chubby blue spruce and he's doing quite well at home. Our kitty loves this tree and so do we! If you need any tree accessories (stands, etc) or a beautiful wreath, they have it here! I also saw local cider and honey for sale. As for the stands, you might wince at the sight of the $50 price tag, but I assure you that it's worth it. The flimsy $20 ones at Target or Walmart that tip over are not sturdy enough for trees like the ones here and the reservoirs aren't big enough for the water the tree will need. So, do yourself a favor to avoid the pain and heartache and splurge on a good, sturdy, quality Canadian tree stand that will last for years to come and won't make your house into a disaster because of your tree falling over. Highly recommend!!!

The tree farm really knows how to set up a holiday tradition so well. First, every single employee…read morewas super friendly and helpful. We were given a map, saw and rope and took off through their well planted field of trees till we found the perfect one. Then came the one challenging part- hauling our freshly cut tree over the staging area. Some families had obviously been here before and brought tarps or wagons- noted for next time! But once we got close to the staging area, one of the employees came rushing over and helped carry the tree with me the erst of the way to their tractor. We then got to ride the tractor up to the main barn, our tree in the front of the loader. They then shook it out and wrapped it up nicely with string, then brought it back down via tractor again to the car loading area. Another employee then helped me lift it onto the roof of the SUV. Every single one of the employees was polite, helpful, and just made the whole experience fantastic. The main barn does offer a small variety of food, along with drinks and cider, and wreaths. There is also a nicely decorated antique pickup for photos. The tree was certainly not the cheapest, but its fresh, big and full, and the whole experience made it a place we will definitely go back to!

I ran across Oak Shade Farm at the Bristow Farmers Market, Bristow, VA (at the Montessori School…read moreparking lot) recently. I had a nice talk with the gentleman manning the booth about their operation. Everything is organically/naturally produced: produce (potatoes, lettuce, hot peppers, scallions, Shiitake mushrooms, strawberries, honey, and more). I'm very impressed with these folks philosophically! Can't wait to check out their stuff throughout the year!

This was our first time visiting Oak Shade Tree Farm. I emailed a question, and Caroline quickly…read morereturned an answer prior to our journey out there. Her courtesy was only the first example of the great service we received at this family business. It turned out her dad helped point us in the direction of some beautiful spruce trees and even helped bring it up from the field. Can't wait to go back next year.

We've been coming here for several years now and we always find the perfect Christmas tree. They…read moreshape them beautifully so we don't need to do any fine tuning when we put the tree up. The people are always friendly and helpful and the farm is lovely to wander through when searching for a tree. Their prices are great, too. Can't wait to come back and find this year's tree!

Mountain View Christmas Tree Farm is near Woodstock and you can cut down your own tree. They…read morerestrict the amount of pesticides used which is a big plus when you aren't looking to inhale extra toxins over the holidays! The farm itself is gorgeous and has a good view of the mountains, hence the name. They sell their trees by the type, rather than by the height which is a great idea. They have a wide variety of trees, ranging from scotch pine, douglas fir, blue spruce, and two different types of cypresses (blue ice and shenandoah emerald). Our scotch pine was about 9 feet tall and was only $32. There is a good selection of wreaths (approx. $23-$34) and some handmade ornaments. If you are indecisive like me, leave plenty of time to wander around and pick out the perfect tree. They also shake the tree (takes off the loose needles) and bag it for free.

2019 Season not worth going…read more My family and I have come here a few times over the years and a couple years ago had good experiences. In 2018 we tried to come in December ~6-10ish, and found the farm closed as they'd sold out of available trees. We chalked it up to our being a bit later in the season. This year we're here Saturday after Thanksgiving and the place is barren and the majority of trees near the shed are gone. The prices have gone up again too. Apparently last year they were $85 for up to 6' (and $10/ft over 6 foot) and this year they're $95. A couple of years ago they were $75 and the trees weren't this ratty looking. We enjoyed the scenic drive and got a good walk out of it, but we'll be hitting up a tree lot on the way home where we can get nicer trees for less. If you want some outdoorsing, this isn't a bad option, but for a tree I would go elsewhere. Edit to add: I can appreciate based on the owner's response to my comment that the tree farm has had issues with disease decimating their stock, and that is unfortunate, but my husband called the farm before we headed out there to ask what the supply was like, and this was not mentioned at all by the lady answering the phone.

We drove an hour west to check this place out after all of the great reviews on Yelp. Can't blame…read morethem for poor inventory (I think it's been a couple of rough years for these farms), but there weren't many options. We arrived at 9:30a the day after Thanksgiving and I was surprised how little inventory they had. They give you a map and let you have at it. I was a little surprised that there was no one walking/driving the fields for customers. We found a tree and cut it down no problem. Hauled it to the front using one of the carts that they provide. They are pretty strict on charging for exact footage of the tree you pick. Which turned me off a bit. You're really going to charge me $10 extra dollars because my tree is a few inches over 6ft? I guess I should've just cut more off the bottom.. When you check out they had water coolers and a tin can of cookies. No music, no hot chocolate, etc. The service was rough. They carried the tree to the car and put it on top of the car, the tree rolled off immediately. No help tying it down or anything. Was really surprised. Even at Lowe's they help you tie down your Christmas tree! I'm not saying this place is the worst, but I was very surprised by the amazing reviews...until I found on their website that they offer $5 off if you write a Yelp review. Hmm. No wonder they've got such strong reviews...

Somehow we managed to find this very cute little farm just 10 minutes from our house! They had all…read moresorts of varieties of trees and we spent a good hour there looking for the perfect one. Finally we found a beautiful, symmetrical and great smelling tree! They provide saws and a cart there so it only took a few minutes to get it down and then wheel it over to pay. Included in the price is a good shaking down of the tree and wrapping it snuggly with twine. They also gave us 6 little wooden tree ornaments! Overall a fun and memorable experience for the family, would love to go back in the future.

Just when you think you're completely lost, keep going and you'll come across a little sign on the…read moreside of the road directing you back to the farm. Out in the middle of nowhere, this tree farm is well worth the trip for a great variety of trees at a good value with helpful and friendly people. There's a small shack where you pay that also has wreaths at a very good price both decorated or plain to decorate yourself. We'll definitely be back next year!

We've been getting our tree here for 10 years and they've all been magnificent. One tip - tell the…read moreboys what you're looking for and let them show you what they have. They've always picked out a winner!

Every year for more years than I can now recall, it's been our annual tradition to purchase our…read moretree from the Warrenton Boy Scouts tree lot, which is set up every year the day after Thanksgiving in the parking lot right next to Rankin's Hardware (the same shopping center that houses PetCo & Staples, etc.). They also have a smaller satellite location at Clevenger's Corner (Route 211 and Route 229, Amissville, VA 20106), right next to the Shell Station), although this location doesn't have the same height range or variety as the main Warrenton location. Absolutely beautiful, full, fresh-cut trees of several different varieties ranging in size from around 5 feet up to around 13 feet. We've never failed to find a fabulous specimen to grace our cathedral-ceilinged living room (usually between 8-9 feet or so). To start with, you don't even have to soil your lily-white hands with sap or any tree flotsam/jetsam, as a Scout cheerfully walks around with you to pull out & twirl any & all trees you want to examine. Last Sunday we purchased a gorgeous 8-1/2 footer for $65 (cash or check only, so come prepared). We were offered to have some of the lower branches & the trunk end trimmed on the lot, but we prefer to do this ourselves right before setup at home (which you should do as well - helps the tree suck up more water if you trim that trunk right before you stick it in the tree stand which you immediately fill with warm water). Then our tree was net-bagged & several helpful Scouts helped load it into the back of our SUV (well, it "almost" fit - lol!!). And the few times in the past when we've had a tree that simply wouldn't fit inside the vehicle, many helping hands assisted in carefully tying it to the roof - even in bone-chilling cold. Bottom line: Everyone always smiling, friendly, & willing to help - even in the most unpleasant of weather; reasonable prices for this day & age; quality, fresh, trees in several varieties & heights, & helping out a worthy cause. I can't even remember the last time we've bought a Xmas tree anywhere else.

Great selection and good, friendly service at the end of the tree cutting. There are also porto…read morepotties and a small food truck with limited refreshments. Come prepared to drag the tree yourself though! Would recommend at least two healthy adults. They give you a sled to help but it still requires some fitness to move the tree to the area where they bind them up, especially a larger one. Once bound, there are teams of nice young people to help step it to your roof.

Had a great experience coming to tag our tree this year. You come a few weekends before…read morethanksgiving and pick/tag your tree. We saw several trees decorated with ribbons and special ornaments from others who had also tagged. It was great - No waits, no long lines, and a wide variety and selection of beautiful trees! It was a beautiful farm and the team there were very friendly sky and helpful. We can't wait for our appointment to cut our tree. Added bonus Wegmeyer Farm truck was there with donuts and cider for after

Decided to check out this orchard. Apples are in season and that's what we went for…read more As you drive up, the workers will greet you and give you a bag for apples and tell you to take a picture of the map. If it's your first time here you may want to drive around before you park. Depending on what type of apples you're aiming for you may want to drive closer as it's an incline up. You pay for your apples at the store. There you can find pies, apple cider, bread, canned goodies and they also sell meats. The apple season began a month ago and most of the apple trees were picked at height level. We used an apple picker to get the apples high up. It was a beautiful, clear day ; about 80 degrees. Watch your ankles as the ground is uneven and there can be a lot of apples on the ground under and near the trees. There were other vendors near the store and portable toilets throughout the property. We are hoping to pick peaches next season!

Amazing prices, I got 9 apples, and apple cake for $12. The property was beautiful, you could see…read morethe mountain line. Trees were color coordinated based on apple variety. We had so much fun for our first time apple picking! They had tons of pumpkin and apple products in a farm store and baked goods, there were also some tents with vendors set up.