A family-run farm with real 2024/2025 pricing (about $60 for a choose-and-cut tree up to 8 ft) and a documented habit of selling out its cut-your-own stock before Christmas, so going early matters here more than at most farms in this batch.
About $60 for a choose-and-cut tree up to 8 ft, per blueridgemountainstravelguide.com (2024/2025 season pricing, not confirmed on the farm's own site or for 2026).
Every Soul Acres is family-owned by Bobby and Laura Wolfe, who market the farm as “The Farm That Harvests Memories” - the kind of tagline that could mean anything, but the record backs it up with some genuinely useful specifics that most farms in this research didn’t provide.
A choose-and-cut tree up to 8 feet ran about $60 during the 2024/2025 season, according to a regional travel guide. That’s described as a flat figure up to that height, not a per-foot rate, which matters if you’re trying to compare it against farms elsewhere in this batch that charge by the foot instead. It’s worth being precise about what this number is and isn’t: it’s not confirmed directly on the farm’s own website, and it’s not guaranteed to hold for 2026. Still, having any real number at all puts this farm ahead of most others in this research, where pricing simply isn’t published anywhere.
The farm doesn’t charge for entry, so the roughly $60 figure (or whatever the 2026 equivalent turns out to be) is the whole transaction for a choose-and-cut tree, not an add-on to a gate fee. That’s a meaningfully different cost structure than a farm charging separately for parking or admission before you even reach the trees.
Unlike several cash-only farms in this same Shenandoah Valley cluster, Every Soul Acres accepts all major credit cards. If you’ve been burned before by a cash-only farm you didn’t research ahead of time, this is one less thing to worry about here.
This is the single most useful piece of information in the record. Choose-and-cut trees at this farm typically sell out before Christmas most years, after which only pre-cut Fraser fir and Balsam fir remain “while supplies last.” If your plan is to wait until mid-December - a common pattern for a lot of families - you may arrive to find the field-cutting option already gone, with only pre-cut trees left. If cutting your own tree specifically matters to you, that’s a real reason to go earlier in the season rather than treating December as one long open window.
The farm’s 2025-season hours ran Friday through Sunday, 10am to 5:30pm, and Monday through Thursday, 3 to 5:30pm - a shorter weekday window than weekend, which tracks with the general pattern of most farms in this research. No 2026 season dates have been posted yet, so treat these hours as the best available reference rather than a confirmed 2026 schedule.
The record mentions seasonal sunflower picking in the fall and scenic seating areas on the property, both modest additions rather than a full slate of Christmas activities like hayrides or a Santa visit. This isn’t a big attraction farm; it’s a straightforward tree operation with a couple of extra touches and, notably, actual pricing to plan around.
No 2026 season start or end date is published, and the exact pricing for 2026 isn’t confirmed either. Both are worth a quick call or a check of the farm’s site (everysoulacres.com) before you drive out, especially if you’re aiming for a specific weekend rather than “sometime in the season.”
Early in the season if you want to cut your own - the record notes choose-and-cut trees typically sell out before Christmas, after which only pre-cut Fraser and Balsam fir remain 'while supplies last.' No 2026 season dates are published yet, so the 2025 schedule (Fri-Sun 10am-5:30pm, Mon-Thu 3-5:30pm) is the best available reference.
45 minutes to an hour for tree selection and cutting; the record doesn't describe activities that would extend a visit much beyond that, aside from scenic seating areas.
Not documented directly, but a farm known for selling out its choose-and-cut stock before Christmas is a reasonable signal of strong early-season demand, so the first weeks after opening are likely busier than a random December weekend.
Not described in the record; expect an unpaved field lot typical of choose-and-cut farms.
Not addressed in the source. The farm does note 'scenic seating areas,' which may offer a rest option for visitors who don't want to walk the full field, though this isn't confirmed as accessible seating specifically.
Skip a cut-your-own trip if you're going in mid-to-late December, since the record says choose-and-cut trees typically sell out before Christmas and only pre-cut fir remains after that - call ahead if you're going late in the season.
Other Shenandoah Valley farms in this directory closer to Harrisonburg or Staunton, like Ostlund Christmas Tree Farm in Singers Glen, are worth checking if Every Soul Acres has already sold out its cut-your-own stock for the season.
About $60 for a choose-and-cut tree up to 8 feet, per 2024/2025 season pricing. This hasn't been confirmed on the farm's own site or for 2026 specifically, so treat it as a strong reference point rather than a guarantee.
Yes. The record notes the farm accepts all major credit cards and is not cash-only.
Choose-and-cut trees typically sell out before Christmas, after which only pre-cut Fraser and Balsam fir remain 'while supplies last,' per the record. Going early is the safer plan if cutting your own matters to you.
The record lists fir, spruce, and pine broadly, with Fraser fir and Balsam fir specifically named as the pre-cut options once the cut-your-own stock runs low.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Fri-Sun and Mon-Thu (2025 season). Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $60. About $60 for a choose-and-cut tree up to 8 ft, per blueridgemountainstravelguide.com (2024/2025 season pricing, not confirmed on the farm's own site or for 2026).
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
2411 Flook Lane, Keezletown, VA 22832, in Rockingham County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Shenandoah Valley VA.
We track 7 farms in Shenandoah Valley VA, 5 of which let you cut your own tree. At $60 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $60.
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 Shenandoah Valley VA had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
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everysoulacres.com · blueridgemountainstravelguide.com
Checked September 2026.