A newer, more festive operation than its extended-family neighbor down the road, with a recently added Leyland cypress option and genuine seasonal extras — but it's weekend-only, and the season is short.
Country Roads is the newer of two related Christmas tree operations in the Mineral Wells/Parkersburg area. According to a December 2025 WTAP-TV feature, current owners Kristen and Ashley Dunn-Kerr took over this specific farm in 2018, though the land itself has been in the extended family — the same family that runs nearby Evergreen Christmas Tree Farm — for more than 45 years. That’s a useful piece of context: two farms with shared roots but noticeably different personalities, based on what each one’s record emphasizes.
Where Evergreen’s record describes a bare-bones working field with no retail lot, Country Roads reads as the more atmosphere-focused of the two. Confirmed extras include free hot cider and hot chocolate, a free tree drawing, candy canes for kids, Christmas music playing on site, and a bonfire when weather permits. None of that is invented flourish — it’s what the record and the WTAP-TV feature both describe as part of a visit here. If you’re choosing between the two related farms and want more of an event than a quick cut-and-go, this is the one built for that.
The longtime selection has been white pine and a smaller amount of Norway spruce, but Leyland cypress has recently been added, per research notes. That’s a real point of differentiation if you’ve had trouble finding that species elsewhere in this directory’s West Virginia listings — it’s not a tree grown by most of the farms in this batch.
The entire operating schedule is Saturday and Sunday, 9 AM to 5 PM — no weekday option, by appointment or otherwise, appears in the record. The season itself is expected to run from around Nov 28 through Dec 20, 2026, or until the farm sells out, whichever comes first. That’s a noticeably shorter and more concentrated window than several other farms in this batch, which means less flexibility if your first available weekend gets rained out or otherwise doesn’t work.
No price is published anywhere in the sources reviewed, so under this site’s rule on money, none appears here — call ahead if cost matters to your planning. One small oddity worth flagging honestly: the phone number listed for this farm (865-809-2190) carries an area code associated with the Knoxville, Tennessee region rather than West Virginia. Nothing in the sources reviewed explains this, and it may simply be a personal cell number for one of the owners rather than an error, but it’s worth knowing before you assume a wrong number if the call takes a moment to connect.
Any Saturday or Sunday, 9 AM to 5 PM, between Nov 28 and Dec 20, 2026 — the window may close earlier if the farm sells out first.
Not documented, but with a bonfire, Christmas music, and a hot cocoa stand on site, this reads like a farm built for lingering rather than a quick cut-and-go.
Not documented, though a shorter weekend-only season combined with festive extras like a drawing and bonfire may draw steady crowds on the days it is open — an inference, not a confirmed count.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented. Expect a working tree field rather than a paved, accessible lot.
Skip it if you need weekday access, since it's weekend-only, or if you're hoping to visit much past Dec 20, since the season is expected to end around then or whenever the farm sells out — whichever comes first.
Evergreen Christmas Tree Farm in nearby Parkersburg is run by extended family connected to this farm's owners, per research notes, and could make sense as a comparison stop, though the two aren't confirmed to coordinate hours or logistics.
They're related but distinct. A WTAP-TV feature describes Country Roads as run by current owners Kristen and Ashley Dunn-Kerr, who took it over in 2018, while the land has been in the same extended family — which also runs the nearby Evergreen Christmas Tree Farm — for more than 45 years. Country Roads is the newer, more festival-style operation of the two, per the record's activity list.
White pine and a small selection of Norway spruce have long been available, with Leyland cypress recently added as a new option.
Saturday and Sunday only, 9 AM to 5 PM. The season is expected to run from around the Saturday after Thanksgiving (Nov 28, 2026) until supplies run out or the Sunday before Christmas (Dec 20, 2026), whichever comes first.
Free hot cider and hot chocolate, a free tree drawing, candy canes for kids, Christmas music, and a bonfire when weather allows.
November 28 – December 20, 2026. Sat, Sun only. Hours: 9 AM-5 PM.
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.
968 Chesterville Road, Mineral Wells, WV 26150, in Wood County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Mid-Ohio Valley WV.
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Checked September 2026.