A weekend-only choose-and-cut farm whose signature feature is a tractor-and-hay-wagon pickup service for hauling trees (and visitors) back to the parking area, though hours conflict across sources and no website or pricing exists.
Bedford Evergreens doesn’t have a dedicated website - everything in this record comes from third-party tourism and community listings rather than the farm’s own statements. That’s worth knowing upfront: information here is a step removed from a direct source, more than at farms with their own sites to check against.
The clearest, most distinctive detail in the record is a tractor-and-hay-wagon service that brings cut trees, and the visitors who cut them, back to the parking area. That’s a genuinely useful service if you’re planning to get a larger tree - hauling an 8-foot fir across a working field by hand is real work, and a wagon pickup removes that hassle. It also suggests a working, hands-on farm operation rather than a manicured retail-style lot.
The farm is described as open weekends - Friday through Sunday - through Christmas, with an estimated 2026 opening of November 27 based on the recurring day-after-Thanksgiving pattern seen in past listings. Beyond that, the specific daily hours are genuinely unclear: different sources give 10am-5pm and 12pm-5pm, and nothing in the research resolves which is current. A phone call to confirm exact hours is worth making before you drive out for a specific time window.
Beyond cut-your-own trees, the farm sells greenery, garlands, and wreaths - useful if you want more than just the tree itself. No specific tree species are listed in the record, and no pricing turned up anywhere for the trees or the greenery.
Two different phone numbers appear across the sources reviewed for this farm, with the more recent one used here. Given that neither the hours nor the phone number are fully settled, cross-checking a current listing (or the farm’s Facebook page, if one exists) before calling is a reasonable extra step.
This looks like a genuine working farm with one real, practical advantage - the wagon pickup - but it’s also one of the thinner-documented farms in this batch, without its own website to serve as a reliable source. If the wagon service and a straightforward weekend visit appeal to you, it’s worth the extra step of confirming hours directly before you go.
Weekends (Friday through Sunday) through Christmas, with an estimated Nov 27, 2026 opening based on the recurring day-after-Thanksgiving pattern; specific hours conflict across sources (10-5 vs 12-5), so call to confirm.
30-45 minutes for tree selection and the wagon ride back to the parking area.
Not documented, but a weekend-only schedule suggests most traffic concentrates into three days a week rather than spreading across a full week.
A dedicated parking area is implied by the tractor-and-wagon pickup service, which brings trees and visitors back to that area rather than requiring you to carry a tree across the whole field.
Not addressed directly, though the wagon-pickup service may reduce how far visitors need to walk or carry a cut tree, which could help visitors who have trouble covering long distances on foot.
Skip if you need a weekday visit, since the farm is described as weekend-only (Friday through Sunday), or if you need confirmed hours before you go, since two different hour ranges appear across sources.
Dancing Hill Christmas Tree Farm, also in Bedford, is another option in this directory worth comparing, particularly if you want photo ops with an antique sleigh alongside the tree shopping.
A tractor-and-hay-wagon service brings cut trees and visitors back to the parking area, according to the record - useful for larger or heavier trees.
Weekends, Friday through Sunday, through Christmas, per the record. Weekday availability isn't described.
No dedicated farm website was found; information comes from tourism and community directories, per the record.
Greenery, garlands, and wreaths, in addition to cut-your-own trees, according to the record.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Weekends (Fri-Sun) through Christmas.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
1893 Robertson Road, Bedford, VA 24523, in Bedford County. It is one of 6 farms we track in Central Virginia.
We track 6 farms in Central Virginia, 4 of which let you cut your own tree. The farm has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has a hayride or sleigh ride, which most Central Virginia farms on our list do not.
There is 1 other farm we track in Bedford County. All Central Virginia farms →
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Checked September 2026.