Confirmed as a real, currently listed grower through the state association directory, but with no public hours, pricing, or tree-buying details found anywhere — call or email before treating this as a planned destination.
Enchanted Forest Tree Farm is one of the thinnest records in this research, and the responsible way to handle a record this sparse is to say so directly rather than fill the gaps with plausible-sounding guesses. What’s confirmed: this is a real, currently listed Christmas tree grower in Victor, appearing with a full address, phone number, and email in the state tree-farm growers’ association’s own directory and listing page. That’s a legitimate, independent confirmation that the business exists and is currently active — not a defunct listing or a name that’s been sitting stale in a database for years.
Beyond that basic confirmation, almost nothing else turned up in any source checked. No hours. No season start or end date. No pricing, whether flat or per-foot. No confirmation of whether visitors cut their own tree, choose one for staff to cut, or pick from a pre-cut lot. No tree species, no activities, no notes on payment methods. There’s no dedicated website for the farm, which is itself a useful signal about how to approach it: this is likely a smaller operation without much of a public-facing presence, rather than a farm hiding information for any concerning reason.
The single most useful thing this record offers is a verified way to reach the farm directly: 585-924-7522, plus an email address on file with the state association. If Enchanted Forest is somewhere you’re specifically interested in visiting — maybe a name you’ve heard locally, or one that caught your eye on a map — the right next step is a call or email, not a drive out on spec. Ask about current-year hours, whether the farm is a cut-your-own field or something else, and what a tree runs, before you make it the centerpiece of a holiday outing.
It would be easy to write a more confident-sounding page here by inventing typical hours, a plausible price range, or an assumed cut-your-own format based on what similar-sounding farms in the region offer. That would also be dishonest, and it’s exactly the kind of padding that turns a directory into something you can’t trust. This page’s real value is narrower: it tells you Enchanted Forest is a genuine, listed business, gives you a confirmed way to reach it, and points you toward better-documented nearby farms in this directory if you’d rather show up with a confirmed plan already in hand.
Without claiming anything specific about Enchanted Forest, some general facts about visiting a tree farm in the Finger Lakes region in late fall are safe to note. The region’s season typically runs from the Friday after Thanksgiving into the third or fourth week of December, and farms across the area commonly narrow their hours to weekends as the season goes on, even when they open on additional days early in the run. Ground conditions in this part of New York can shift quickly from firm to muddy after a rain or an early snow, so footwear suited to an unpaved field is a reasonable thing to bring to any Finger Lakes tree farm, including this one, regardless of what its specific lot surface turns out to be.
Given how much of this record is unconfirmed, the phone call isn’t just a nice-to-have step before visiting Enchanted Forest — it functionally replaces the entire planning process a more documented farm’s listing would otherwise handle for you. Ask specifically about the current season’s open days, whether cutting your own tree is possible or the farm sells only pre-cut trees, what a tree costs, and whether the farm takes cards. A single answered call turns this from a name-and-number listing into an actual plan for a visit.
Not documented anywhere in the sources checked. No season dates, days, or hours were found for this farm.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record.
Skip driving out here without contacting the farm first, since no hours, pricing, or tree-buying format details were found anywhere in the sources checked.
Located in Victor, Ontario County, in the Finger Lakes region, near several other, better-documented farms in this directory that publish more complete hours and pricing information.
Yes. It's listed with address, phone, and email in the state tree-farm growers' association directory, confirming it as a real, currently listed operation.
Not published anywhere in the sources checked. No dedicated website, hours, or season dates were found for this farm.
Not published in the record. No pricing information was found in any source checked.
Not confirmed. The record does not specify the tree-buying format for this farm.
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.
1042 Brownsville Road, Victor, NY 14564, in Ontario County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Finger Lakes NY.
We track 7 farms in Finger Lakes NY, 4 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.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 7 farms we track in Finger Lakes NY had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other farms we track in Ontario County. All Finger Lakes NY farms →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
Checked September 2026.