A genuine 45-plus-year working field with a distinctive free-tree drawing for every customer, but it's choose-and-cut only with no retail lot, and it's closed Monday through Wednesday.
Evergreen has been family-owned for more than 45 years, according to a WTAP-TV news feature marking the milestone, and the state forestry directory is explicit about what kind of operation it is: “Choose N Cut only — No Retail Lot!” That’s worth taking at face value. This isn’t a farm with a shop, a hayride, or a Christmas Shoppe selling wreaths and garland — it’s a working field where the entire experience is walking out, picking a tree, and cutting it yourself.
The one flourish this farm does offer is unusual enough to be worth building into your expectations: every customer participates in a drawing for a chance to win their tree for free, per the record, and kids get a candy cane on top of that. It’s a small, low-cost gesture that doesn’t require this page to invent anything about odds or frequency — it’s simply confirmed as a standing feature of a visit here, not a one-time promotion.
The farm operates Thursday through Sunday, 9 AM until dark, and is closed Monday through Wednesday for the rest of the week. That’s worth planning around directly — there’s no early-week option here at all, unlike farms in this directory that offer limited weekday hours by appointment. If your only free time falls on a Tuesday afternoon, this isn’t the farm to count on; if your weekends (extended to include Thursday and Friday) are open, the schedule works cleanly.
The species list is simple: Scotch pine, white pine, and Norway spruce, running up to about 8 feet. Access is via Route 14N and Viscoe and Pettyville Roads off I-77 near Mineral Wells, described as a short detour from the interstate rather than a long rural haul — a more convenient approach than some of the more out-of-the-way farms in this batch.
No price appears anywhere in the sources reviewed for this farm — not a figure, not a note — so this page follows the site’s rule and doesn’t offer a dollar amount. Season start is expected around Nov 26, 2026, based on the 2025 directory’s Thursday-through-Sunday pattern beginning near Thanksgiving, but no closing date was found in any source, so plan a visit with the understanding that “how late is too late” isn’t something this record can answer. A phone call (304-489-9209) or a check of evergreenchristmastreefarm.com closer to December is the honest way to fill that gap.
Thursday through Sunday, 9 AM until dark, starting around Nov 26, 2026 — there's no Monday-Wednesday option, so plan your visit inside that four-day window.
Not documented, but as a working field with no shop or retail lot, this is likely a more straightforward, functional visit than farms with a full activity list.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented specifically, though access via Route 14N and Viscoe/Pettyville Roads off I-77 near Mineral Wells is described as a short detour from the interstate, suggesting a rural but not deeply remote setting.
Not documented. As an explicitly working field with no retail lot, expect unpaved, uneven ground rather than an easy-access setup.
Skip it if you need Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday access, since the farm is only open Thursday through Sunday, or if you're hoping for a pre-cut retail lot option — the state directory explicitly notes this farm is choose-and-cut only, with no retail lot.
Not documented in this record; Country Roads Christmas Tree Farm in nearby Mineral Wells is run by extended family connected to this farm's owners and may be worth considering as a second stop, per research notes, though that connection isn't confirmed to include any shared logistics or hours.
A distinctive feature of this farm: every customer draws for a chance to win their tree for free, per the record. Kids also receive a candy cane.
No. The state forestry directory explicitly notes this farm is 'Choose N Cut only — No Retail Lot,' meaning there's no pre-cut or retail-style option.
Thursday through Sunday, 9 AM until dark. The farm is closed Monday through Wednesday during the season.
Trees run up to about 8 feet, in Scotch pine, white pine, and Norway spruce.
Opens November 26, 2026 (closing date not published). Thu-Sun. Hours: 9 AM-dark.
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.
262 Viscoe Road, Parkersburg, WV 26101, in Wood County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Mid-Ohio Valley WV.
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evergreenchristmastreefarm.com · wvforestry.com
Checked September 2026.