A movie-themed farm with real pricing data and genuine extras (wildlife, a gift shop, food trucks), but it operates on select weekend dates rather than a full season, so check the schedule before assuming it's open.
Trees priced $60-$180 depending on height and variety (2025 pricing).
Bedford Falls takes its name from the fictional town in It’s a Wonderful Life, and it’s run by Cecil and Melissa Rapp, who previously manufactured commercial sprayers before turning to Christmas trees. That background is worth knowing because it explains a farm that reads more like a curated seasonal attraction than a working tree lot that happens to sell trees on the side — pricing is specific and mid-range, the offerings are focused rather than sprawling, and the extras (a gift shop, wildlife, food trucks) suggest an operation built around the visitor experience as much as the harvest.
Unlike farms that run daily from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas, Bedford Falls operated on a limited set of specific weekend dates in 2025 — November 28-30 and December 6-7 — rather than the full stretch in between. That’s a meaningfully different commitment than a farm you can visit whenever you have a free afternoon in December. If 2026 follows the same pattern, missing one of the open weekends likely means missing the season entirely, or at least missing the cut-your-own portion of it. No phone number was found on the pages reviewed, which makes this more important than usual: there’s no quick call to make if you show up on the wrong day and find the gate closed.
2025 pricing ran $60 to $180 depending on height and species, covering Fraser fir, Canaan fir, Colorado blue spruce, and a limited run of white pine. That’s a real range you can plan around: a shorter tree in a common species should land toward the $60 end, while a taller or more specialty tree pushes toward $180. If you don’t want to cut your own, pre-cut Fraser firs are also sold, which is useful if your visit is more about the outing than the fieldwork.
Complimentary cookies and cocoa are included, and food and coffee trucks operate on-site, so you’re not stuck bringing your own snacks or leaving hungry. The gift shop carries crafts and wreaths if you want to round out the visit with something beyond the tree itself. Reported wildlife sightings — deer and bald eagles — are a nice bonus if accurate, though that’s based on the farm’s own description rather than something this research independently verified; treat it as a pleasant possibility rather than a guarantee for your specific visit.
Because this farm runs limited dates rather than a full season and doesn’t publish a phone number, the responsible move is to check bedfordfallsctf.com directly, close to when you intend to go, rather than assuming last year’s dates will repeat exactly. Bring a budget in the $60-$180 range and treat the wildlife and food-truck extras as a bonus, not the reason you’re making the trip.
In 2025 the farm operated only on specific weekends (Nov 28-30 and Dec 6-7), 10am-5pm; if the pattern holds for 2026, plan around a handful of dates rather than a full month.
1-1.5 hours to walk the field, browse the gift shop, and get cocoa; longer if you linger for the reported wildlife viewing.
Not documented with specifics, but a farm running only a handful of weekend dates rather than a full season concentrates all its visitors into those few days, which points toward busier conditions per open day than a farm spread across four or five weeks.
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Skip if you need daily or even weekly access, since the farm ran on a limited set of specific weekends in 2025 rather than a continuous season, and skip if white pine is a must-have, since it was listed as limited availability.
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No — in 2025 it operated on a limited set of specific dates (Nov 28-30 and Dec 6-7) rather than every weekend through the holidays. Check the farm's site for the current year's schedule before planning a visit.
2025 pricing ran $60-$180 depending on height and variety, covering Fraser fir, Canaan fir, Colorado blue spruce, and a limited run of white pine.
Yes, pre-cut Fraser firs are available if you don't want to cut your own.
No phone number was published on the pages reviewed for this research — check bedfordfallsctf.com directly for current information.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Select dates only (weekends around Thanksgiving and early December in 2025). Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $60. Trees priced $60-$180 depending on height and variety (2025 pricing).
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
7258 Lockbourne Road, Lockbourne, OH 43137, in Pickaway County. It is one of 9 farms we track in Central Ohio.
We track 9 farms in Central Ohio, 6 of which let you cut your own tree. At $60 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $60.
What sets it apart locally: it has a gift shop or farm market, a cocoa or cider stand, which most Central Ohio farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 9 farms we track in Central Ohio had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
bedfordfallsctf.com
Checked September 2026.