A genuine working choose-and-cut farm inside Virginia Beach city limits, in the rural Pungo area, open daily with saws provided and free hot coffee and cider - a rare option for Hampton Roads residents who'd otherwise drive to the mountains.
Boomer Family Christmas Tree Farm occupies a genuinely distinctive spot in this research: a real, working choose-and-cut farm located inside Virginia Beach’s city limits, in the rural Pungo agricultural area near Pungo Ferry Road. For Hampton Roads residents used to thinking a “real” tree farm means a long drive out to the mountains or the Shenandoah Valley, this is a notable local alternative - a working farm, not a manicured retail lot, without leaving the city.
The farm operates first-come, first-served, with no reservation system at all, according to the record. Combined with daily hours (8am until dusk), that makes this one of the more flexible farms in the entire batch to actually visit: no appointment to book, no specific day-of-week restriction, just daylight hours, every day.
Saws are provided on-site, and cut trees are tied for transport - two small but real conveniences that mean you don’t need to bring your own equipment or figure out how to secure a loose tree yourself. Free hot coffee and free hot cider are also offered, a genuine no-cost perk rather than a marketing line, since the record specifically notes both as free.
Wreaths, garlands, and boughs round out the offerings, a reasonably standard greenery lineup without anything unusual attached.
No season start or end date turned up anywhere in the sources reviewed - only the daily 8am-to-dusk hours. That’s an honest gap worth taking seriously: the flexible, no-reservation model tells you how easy a visit would be once the season is running, but not whether the season has actually started or ended on the specific day you’re planning to go. No tree pricing and no payment method are confirmed either.
For anyone in the Hampton Roads area who assumes a genuine cut-your-own experience requires a long drive inland, this farm is worth knowing about specifically because it doesn’t. The daily, no-reservation model removes most of the scheduling friction that comes with a lot of farms in this research. The one thing to check before making even a short local drive is whether the season is actually open on the day you have in mind, since no specific dates are published to confirm that in advance.
Daily, 8am until dusk, per the record - no season start or end date is published, and the farm operates first-come, first-served with no reservation system, so there's no need to book ahead, just show up during daylight hours.
30-45 minutes for tree selection and cutting; saws are provided and trees are tied for transport, keeping the process straightforward.
Not documented directly, but daily hours and a first-come-first-served, no-reservation model suggest the farm accommodates walk-in traffic without a scheduling bottleneck, unlike appointment-based farms elsewhere in this batch.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip if you need confirmed season dates before planning a specific trip, since none are published - the farm's daily, first-come-first-served model means you can generally just show up, but exactly which weeks it's open isn't documented.
This is the only Hampton Roads farm in this research batch, so the closest comparable options in this directory are the Central Virginia farms - Hanover Pines in Beaverdam or Bedford Evergreens - if you're willing to drive further for a different experience.
No. The farm operates first-come, first-served with no reservation system, per the record.
Daily, 8am until dusk, according to the record. No specific season start or end date is published.
Yes, per the record, and cut trees are tied for transport.
In the rural 'Pungo' agricultural area of Virginia Beach, near Pungo Ferry Road - within city limits but a genuinely rural working-farm setting, according to the record.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily (first come, first served, no reservations). Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
728 Princess Anne Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23457, in Virginia Beach (independent city). It is one of 1 farms we track in Hampton Roads VA.
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Checked September 2026.