Part of a larger 'Christmas CountryFest' event with a genuinely unusual pricing model -- admission counts as a credit toward your tree rather than a separate sunk cost -- but no fixed season dates were found, only daily field hours.
Choose-and-cut admission fee applies up to $50 toward the tree; general event/package admission ranges roughly $8 and up separately
Devine Acres Farm operates as part of a larger event program called “Christmas CountryFest,” run alongside the property’s fruit orchards – meaning a visit here is framed more as an outing with several components than a simple tree-cutting errand.
The most distinctive thing about this farm’s listing is its pricing structure. Rather than a straightforward flat or per-foot tree price, admission to the choose-and-cut experience is applied as a credit of up to $50 toward the tree itself, according to the farm’s own materials. That’s meaningfully different from a farm that charges separate general admission as a sunk cost on top of the tree price – here, at least part of what you pay upfront comes back to you in the form of tree credit. A separate general event or package admission is also mentioned, running roughly $8 and up, though the record doesn’t fully spell out exactly how that admission figure and the up-to-$50 tree credit relate to each other for a typical visit. Because the exact mechanics aren’t detailed in the sources checked, the honest recommendation is to read the current pricing page directly before you arrive, so you understand what you’re actually paying for and what portion applies toward your tree.
Cut-your-own options are Arizona Cypress and Leyland Cypress – both species that handle the Hill Country climate well. For visitors who want the fir look instead, precut Fraser Fir is available, and the farm specifically describes shipping these in from North Carolina using refrigerated trucks, then keeping them in water on-site. That’s a genuinely specific freshness detail, more concrete than the general “shipped from North Carolina” note found at several other farms in this research, and it suggests the farm is paying real attention to how well those firs hold up after the trip.
Unlike several other Hill Country farms in this dataset with a clear day-after-Thanksgiving-to-Christmas-Eve calendar, Devine Acres’ record only documents daily field hours: choose-and-cut fields close at 5pm, and the precut lot runs from 10am until close. No overall season start or end date turned up in the sources checked, so there’s no way from available research to say when the CountryFest event itself begins or wraps up for the year.
Ornament shopping, eating with Santa, and marshmallow roasting round out the CountryFest programming, alongside the separate fruit-orchard season on the same property.
Devine Acres offers a genuinely different, potentially more favorable pricing structure than a flat admission model, plus a specific and reassuring freshness detail for its shipped-in firs – but the confusing admission-to-credit math and the missing season dates mean you should read the current pricing page and confirm dates before building a trip around this stop.
Not stated in the record. No 2025 or 2026 season start/end dates were found; only daily field hours are documented: choose-and-cut fields close at 5pm, and the precut lot runs 10am to close.
Not stated directly, but with ornament shopping, eating with Santa, and marshmallow roasting as part of the CountryFest programming, this reads as a longer event-style visit rather than a quick tree pickup.
Not stated in the record. As part of a larger event program (CountryFest) alongside fruit orchards, this is likely a bigger draw than a single-purpose tree lot, though that's an inference based on the scale of the event rather than a documented crowd figure.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip Devine Acres if you need confirmed season dates before planning around a specific weekend, since the record only documents daily field-closing hours, not an overall season calendar, and read the current pricing page carefully first if the admission-credit structure is confusing to you.
No specific nearby-farm comparison is available in this record, though the CountryFest framing suggests a San Antonio-area event destination beyond just tree shopping.
Admission to the choose-and-cut experience is applied as a credit of up to $50 toward the tree itself, rather than a separate non-refundable fee, per the record. A separate general event/package admission runs roughly $8 and up. Read the current pricing page carefully, since the exact relationship between these figures isn't fully detailed in the sources checked.
Cut-your-own Arizona Cypress and Leyland Cypress, plus precut Fraser Fir shipped from North Carolina in refrigerated trucks and kept in water.
Not stated in the record. Only daily field hours are documented: choose-and-cut fields close at 5pm, and the precut lot runs 10am to close.
Yes -- the record lists Christmas CountryFest events, ornament shopping, eating with Santa, and marshmallow roasting, plus a fruit orchard in its own separate season.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Choose-and-cut admission fee applies up to $50 toward the tree; general event/package admission ranges roughly $8 and up separately
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
944 FM 2200 West, Devine, TX 78016, in Medina County. It is one of 4 farms we track in Texas Hill Country.
We track 4 farms in Texas Hill Country, 2 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has a gift shop or farm market, cut-your-own trees, which most Texas Hill Country farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 3 of the 4 farms we track in Texas Hill Country had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
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Checked September 2026.