A family-run farm with daily hours from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve and wagon rides to the fields, undercut only by having no published pricing to plan a budget around.
Dixieland Tree Farm, run by Carl and Judy Forbes, stands out in this batch for one simple reason: it’s open every day of its season rather than the weekends-only pattern common among nearby Western New York farms. Wagon rides carry visitors out to the fields, saws are loaned for cut-your-own trees, and staff handle wrapping — pre-cut trees and wreaths are also available if cutting your own isn’t the plan. What’s missing is any published price, which is worth addressing head-on before getting into what the farm does offer.
The record resolves the farm’s relative season description — “day after Thanksgiving until December 24” — into a specific 2026 window: November 27 through December 24, 10am until dark, every day. That’s a real advantage over farms in this region that limit themselves to Friday-through-Sunday or weekends-only schedules. If your holiday plans only allow for a weekday trip, Dixieland is genuinely one of the more accessible options in this batch on scheduling alone. A season running daily also tends to spread visitor traffic more evenly than a compressed weekends-only calendar, so a weekday visit here is a reasonable bet for a quieter experience, even without direct crowd data to confirm it.
Wagon rides out to the fields are a nice touch that not every cut-your-own farm offers, and they matter practically if the fields are spread out or the walk would otherwise be long, especially for young kids or older visitors. Saws are loaned, so you don’t need to own or bring one. Staff wrap the tree, which helps for the drive home. If cutting your own isn’t appealing on a given day, pre-cut trees and wreaths are sold as well, giving you a faster option without losing the trip out to the farm.
Both price_from and price_note are null in this record, meaning no dollar figure was found in any source checked, including local business directories and the farm’s Facebook page — there’s no dedicated farm website. That’s a real gap for a farm with otherwise generous, easy-to-plan-around hours, and the honest move is not to guess. Confirm pricing with a call to 716-532-3090 or a look at the Facebook page before you go, and keep your budget flexible until you have an answer. Given the farm operates daily rather than a narrow weekend window, there’s less time pressure to get that confirmation right before a specific Saturday than there would be at a farm with only a few open days all season.
Dixieland’s daily hours through a full six-week season make it one of the easier farms in this batch to actually fit into a busy holiday schedule, and the wagon ride and saw loans add real value to the visit. The tradeoff is going in without a firm number for what the tree itself will cost — a five-minute call closes that gap and lets you plan the rest of the visit with confidence.
The record gives a resolved 2026 window of November 27 through December 24, open daily 10am until dark — a genuinely generous schedule compared to the weekends-only farms common in this batch.
Not documented directly, but a wagon ride out to the fields plus cutting, wrapping, and checkout suggests more than a quick in-and-out stop.
Not documented directly, but daily hours across a full season spread traffic out more evenly than a weekends-only farm would, so a weekday visit here is genuinely more likely to be quiet.
Skip this one if you need a confirmed price before you leave the house, since no pricing was found in any source checked and the farm's only online presence is a Facebook page rather than a full website.
Located in Irving, Chautauqua County, in Western New York, near several other farms in this directory with weekends-only schedules — worth comparing if daily access matters to your holiday calendar.
Not published in the record. No pricing was found in any source checked, so call 716-532-3090 or check their Facebook page before visiting.
No. The record lists saw loaners as available on site for cut-your-own trees.
Yes, per the record — daily hours, 10am until dark, from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve, which is more generous than many nearby weekends-only farms.
Yes. The record lists pre-cut trees and wreaths as alternatives to cutting your own.
November 27 – December 24, 2026. Daily. Hours: 10am until dark.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
12189 Versailles Road, Irving, NY 14081, in Chautauqua County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Western New York.
We track 7 farms in Western New York, 6 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.
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 a hayride or sleigh ride, which most Western New York farms on our list do not.
facebook.com · wnypennysaver.com
Checked September 2026.