One of the few confirmed cut-your-own or choose-and-cut options right in the Evergreen foothills close to Denver, with a wide $15-$600 price range that isn't independently confirmed and hours pulled from general Yelp listings rather than a current season page.
Products listed in the $15-$600 range depending on size/species (Google Business product listing); exact per-tree pricing not independently confirmed.
Fireside Christmas Trees operates in Evergreen, a mountain town roughly 30 minutes west of Denver, and it fills a specific gap in this dataset: it’s one of the few confirmed hands-on cutting options sitting in the immediate Denver foothills rather than requiring a longer drive out to the more distant Front Range farms. The business’s own social media post confirms the format directly — visitors can cut their own tree or select from ones already cut, giving a genuine choice at the same stop.
The record includes actual dollar figures here, which is worth taking at face value while also being honest about their limits. A Google Business product listing shows trees priced from $15 up to $600, depending on size and species. That’s a real range pulled from the business’s own listing, not an invented estimate, but it’s also wide enough that it doesn’t tell you much about what a specific tree in the size you want will actually cost — a $15 tree and a $600 tree are clearly very different products, likely spanning small tabletop trees at one end to large, premium specimens at the other. The record itself flags that exact per-tree pricing hasn’t been independently confirmed beyond this listing, so treat the range as a starting point for a conversation with staff, not a firm quote.
Hours are listed as roughly 9am to 7pm daily, but that comes from general Yelp business-hours data rather than a page confirmed to reflect the current 2026 season, so it’s reasonable but not certain. No tree species, saw-provision details, or cash-only status are confirmed either way. Reviewers reportedly describe friendly service and competitive pricing on live trees in the area, and the business appears to be a small, seasonal operation with a limited web footprint rather than a larger commercial farm with a dedicated site.
One notable fact from the research: Luckylure Christmas Trees, another cut-your-own business also located in Evergreen, has permanently closed in recent years. That doesn’t tell us anything certain about crowd levels at Fireside, but it does mean the pool of confirmed hands-on cutting options in this specific foothills town has shrunk, which is useful context if you were weighing multiple nearby choices.
Fireside offers a real, confirmed choice between cutting your own tree and picking a pre-cut one, in a convenient location close to Denver, with pricing data that’s genuine but too wide-ranging to plan a specific budget around precisely. Call ahead to confirm both current hours and the price for the size tree you actually want before making the drive.
No confirmed season dates. Hours are listed as roughly 9am-7pm daily per Yelp's general business hours, but the record notes exact 2026 hours aren't confirmed, so calling ahead before a specific trip is the safer approach.
Not stated in the record.
Not stated directly. Worth noting: a nearby competitor in the same town, Luckylure Christmas Trees, has permanently closed in recent years, which may mean fewer hands-on cutting options remain in the immediate Evergreen area than before, though the record doesn't state whether that has measurably increased traffic here.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip Fireside if you need confirmed, current-season hours before committing, since the listed hours come from general Yelp data rather than a 2026-specific source, and skip it if you need an exact price locked in ahead of time, since the $15-$600 range comes from a Google Business product listing the record itself flags as not independently confirmed.
Two other entries in this dataset — Inspiration Ranch in Conifer and Shield M Ranch in Littleton — are also in the Jefferson County foothills southwest and west of Denver, though the record doesn't state driving distances between them and Evergreen.
Both. The business's own social media confirms visitors can cut their own tree or select one of the pre-cut trees on offer.
A Google Business product listing shows a $15-$600 range depending on size and species, but the record notes exact per-tree pricing hasn't been independently confirmed beyond that listing. Confirm the specific price for your size when you call or arrive.
Approximately 9am-7pm daily, per general Yelp business hours, though the record notes exact 2026 hours aren't confirmed.
There was: Luckylure Christmas Trees, also in Evergreen, has permanently closed in recent years, per the record, which may leave fewer hands-on cutting choices in the immediate area than there used to be.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $15. Products listed in the $15-$600 range depending on size/species (Google Business product listing); exact per-tree pricing not independently confirmed.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
3949 Evergreen Parkway Access Road, Evergreen, CO 80439, in Jefferson County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Denver Metro CO.
We track 5 farms in Denver Metro CO, 3 of which let you cut your own tree. At $15 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $15.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 5 farms we track in Denver Metro CO had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 6 other farms we track in Jefferson County. All Denver Metro CO farms →
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Checked September 2026.