Family-run for over 30 years in the Southwest Virginia highlands, growing three fir varieties including an unusual Corkbark fir, but exact pricing was never found despite a note that the price list already includes VA sales tax.
Farm's price list is described as VA-sales-tax-inclusive per a 2025 posting; specific prices were not found.
Clover Hollow Christmas Tree Farm has been growing trees sustainably in the highlands of Southwest Virginia for more than 30 years, according to the record - a real track record, not a new or untested operation. It grows Fraser Fir and Concolor Fir, both common choices at farms throughout the region, plus Corkbark Fir, a variety that turned up in almost no other farm in this research batch. If you specifically want to compare or try Corkbark fir, this looks like one of the few places in the area to do it.
The 2026 season is set to open November 27 - the day after Thanksgiving - based on the same date applying in the 2025 season. Weekend hours are Saturday and Sunday, 10am until dusk. Weekday visits are also possible, but only by appointment, which is a useful option if your schedule doesn’t line up with a weekend trip. No closing date has been published, so ask when you call about how late into December the season runs.
Here’s a specific and slightly unusual data point: a 2025 posting describes the farm’s price list as already including Virginia sales tax. That’s a real, useful fact - it means whatever number you’re quoted on-site should be the final number, without tax tacked on separately. But it’s not the same as knowing what that number actually is, and no specific dollar figures for any tree size or species were found in the sources reviewed. The honest version of this is: expect a tax-inclusive price, but don’t expect to know what it is until you ask.
The farm’s own website is described as very basic and dated, hosted at a generic address (swva.net/tbd) rather than a dedicated domain. That’s not unusual for small, longstanding family farms that have never needed a polished web presence to bring in customers, but it does mean you shouldn’t expect much beyond basic contact information if you go looking online yourself.
Sources reviewed showed two slightly different phone numbers for this farm, with the more recent one used in this record. Since even that isn’t independently confirmed, it’s worth a quick search for the farm’s current listing before you call, in case the number here has changed again.
This is a real, long-running farm with a distinctive tree option and a confirmed opening date - solid fundamentals. The gaps are all about specifics: no confirmed price, no confirmed closing date, and a phone number with some history of inconsistency across sources. None of that should stop you from calling ahead; it just means calling ahead is genuinely necessary here.
Confirmed to open Nov 27, 2026, weekends 10am until dusk; weekdays are by appointment. No end date is published.
Not documented, though a straightforward choose-and-cut visit with no listed activities suggests 30-45 minutes for tree selection.
Not documented in the record.
Not described in the record; expect an unpaved field lot typical of highland choose-and-cut farms.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip if you need confirmed pricing before you go, since specific dollar amounts were never found despite a note that the price list includes VA sales tax, or if a basic, minimal web presence makes you want more detail upfront.
Joe's Trees and Spruce Ridge Tree Farm, both also in Newport, are worth comparing in this directory if you want confirmed 2026 dates or more published activities alongside the tree selection.
Fraser Fir, Concolor Fir, and Corkbark Fir, per the record - Corkbark fir is a variety rarely seen at other farms in this research.
A 2025 posting describes the farm's price list as including Virginia sales tax, but the actual prices weren't found in the sources reviewed.
Yes, by appointment. Weekend hours are Saturday and Sunday, 10am until dusk.
Over 30 years, according to the record, growing trees sustainably in the highlands of Southwest Virginia.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Weekends; weekdays by appointment. Hours: Sat-Sun 10am until dusk.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Farm's price list is described as VA-sales-tax-inclusive per a 2025 posting; specific prices were not found.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
190 Cider Hill Road, Newport, VA 24128, in Giles County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Blue Ridge VA.
We track 7 farms in Blue Ridge VA, 7 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.
There are 2 other farms we track in Giles County. All Blue Ridge VA farms →
swva.net · blueridgemountainstravelguide.com
Checked September 2026.