One of the widest species lists in this whole batch at seven varieties, plus wreaths, roping, and maple syrup, though the one price found dates to a 2025 article and needs confirming.
Visitor-cut trees priced at $75 (per a 2025 Hudson Valley roundup); confirm current pricing directly
Bell’s Christmas Trees offers one of the broadest species selections found anywhere in this research — seven named varieties spanning Eastern white pine, Balsam fir, Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Concolor fir, Grand fir, and Colorado blue spruce. Combined with wreaths, roping, kissing balls, maple syrup, and gifts, this reads less like a single-purpose tree lot and more like a holiday destination in its own right.
A 2025 Hudson Valley cut-your-own roundup article priced visitor-cut trees here at $75. That’s a real, sourced number, not an invention — but it’s worth being precise about where it comes from: a year-old article, not the farm’s own current pricing page. Prices can and do shift year to year, so treat $75 as a useful reference point for budgeting rather than a guaranteed 2026 figure, and confirm it directly with a call to 845-626-7849 or a check of bellschristmastrees.com before you count on that exact number.
This is a detail easy to miss if you assume all a farm’s open days run the same schedule: Bell’s hours differ meaningfully depending on the day. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday run 9:30am to dusk, while Saturday and Sunday open earlier, at 8am, also running to dusk. The farm is closed Tuesdays entirely. If you’re planning an early-morning weekday visit expecting the same 8am start as the weekend, you’d be arriving before the farm opens.
Beyond the species variety, Bell’s sells wreaths, roping, and kissing balls — decor beyond just the tree itself — along with maple syrup and gifts. That combination positions the farm as a place you might reasonably spend more time and more of your holiday shopping budget than at a farm that offers only the tree. If you’re trying to knock out several items on a holiday list in one stop, that’s a genuine practical advantage here.
The record resolves the relative description “day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve day” into concrete 2026 dates: November 27 through December 24. That’s a full six-week run, giving you real flexibility on which day to visit, and more room to avoid the single busiest weekend if you’d rather have a quieter trip.
Bell’s combines genuine species variety with a wider set of holiday goods than most farms in this batch, at a price that’s plausible but not current-year confirmed. The clearest way to use this record well is to treat the $75 figure as a starting expectation, verify it before you go, and keep the day-by-day hours difference in mind so you don’t arrive on a weekday expecting weekend hours.
The season is resolved to a 2026 window of November 27 through December 24; hours differ by day, so check which window applies before you go.
Not documented directly, but with wreaths, roping, kissing balls, maple syrup, and gifts alongside the trees, this reads as more of a holiday destination stop than a quick cut-and-leave.
Not documented directly, but a farm this well-stocked with holiday extras (wreaths, roping, maple syrup, gifts) alongside a six-week season likely draws a broader mix of holiday shoppers, not just tree cutters, especially on weekends.
Skip assuming the 2025 season's $75 cut-your-own price still applies — the record notes this figure came from a 2025 roundup and may have changed — and skip a Tuesday visit, since the farm is closed that day.
Located in Accord, Ulster County, in the Hudson Valley, near several other cut-your-own farms in this directory with narrower species selections, worth comparing if variety matters most to your decision.
A 2025 Hudson Valley roundup article priced visitor-cut trees at $75, but the record notes this may have changed and should be confirmed directly with the farm before visiting.
Seven named varieties: Eastern white pine, Balsam fir, Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Concolor fir, Grand fir, and Colorado blue spruce — one of the widest lists found in this research.
Hours differ by day: 9:30am-dusk Monday and Wednesday-Friday, and 8am-dusk Saturday-Sunday. The farm is closed Tuesdays.
Yes. The farm sells wreaths, roping, kissing balls, maple syrup, and gifts, per the record.
November 27 – December 24, 2026. Monday, Wednesday-Sunday (closed Tuesday). Hours: Mon & Wed-Fri 9:30am-dusk; Sat-Sun 8am-dusk.
Trees start at $75. Visitor-cut trees priced at $75 (per a 2025 Hudson Valley roundup); confirm current pricing directly
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
647 Mettacahonts Road, Accord, NY 12404, in Ulster County. It is one of 8 farms we track in Hudson Valley NY.
We track 8 farms in Hudson Valley NY, 4 of which let you cut your own tree. At $75 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $75.
Its season runs about 28 days against a regional average of 28, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has wreaths and garland for sale, a gift shop or farm market, which most Hudson Valley NY farms on our list do not.
There is 1 other farm we track in Ulster County. All Hudson Valley NY farms →
bellschristmastrees.com · visitulstercountyny.com · hudsonvalleycountry.com
Checked September 2026.