A beloved, long-running Inland Empire staple with lighted hayrides, flocking, and extended peak-season hours, but no 2026 dates or pricing have been posted yet.
Greenspot Farms has built a real regional reputation, described by CBS Los Angeles as a beloved, long-running Inland Empire staple serving a wide swath of the area — Redlands, Highland, Yucaipa, Calimesa, San Bernardino, Riverside, Banning, and Beaumont all get named as communities this farm has served. That kind of sourced, third-party recognition carries more weight than a farm’s own marketing copy, and it suggests a genuinely established operation rather than a newer or smaller player.
One of the more practically useful details in this record: Greenspot offers both field-cut and pre-cut trees, but the Oregon-grown Noble and Douglas fir specifically arrive in early December, later than the season’s opening. That means an early-season visitor — say, opening weekend — may find the pine, cedar, and redwood selection in full swing while the fir lineup is still thin or not yet arrived. If a Noble or Douglas fir specifically is what you’re after, timing your visit for after early December is the smarter move based on this record.
Regular hours run 9am to 6pm, but during peak season those extend meaningfully — to 9am-8pm Monday through Thursday, and all the way to 9am-9pm Friday through Sunday. That’s a real signal about how this farm is meant to be experienced: with lighted hayrides specifically called out among the activities, along with s’mores and a bonfire, this looks like a farm built for evening visits during its busiest stretch, not just daytime tree shopping. Santa visits running in two shifts, day and evening, reinforces that same pattern.
Beyond the tree cutting itself, the record lists lighted hayrides, s’mores and a bonfire, hot cocoa, cookie decorating, a classic movie viewing, Santa photos, tree flocking, and delivery-and-setup service. That’s one of the fuller activity rosters in this entire research batch, and it points toward a visit that could easily fill an evening rather than the ten minutes it takes to pick a tree.
Despite all that detail on activities and species timing, no pricing was found anywhere in the sources reviewed — price_from and price_note are both null. Given the range of paid add-ons hinted at (flocking, delivery and setup), it’s reasonable to expect a range of costs beyond just the base tree, but there’s no honest number to attach to any of it here. A call to (909) 794-7653 before you go is the way to fill that gap.
Greenspot Farms carries real, sourced regional credibility and a genuinely full evening-oriented activity program, but with no 2026 dates or pricing published yet, and Oregon-grown fir arriving only in early December, timing and a phone call both matter here.
The 2025 season ran Nov 28-Dec 23; no 2026 dates were posted at the time of this research. Regular hours run 9am-6pm, extending during peak season to 9am-8pm Monday-Thursday and 9am-9pm Friday-Sunday — those extended evening hours suggest evening visits, especially for the lighted hayride, are a popular way to experience this farm.
Not stated directly, but with s'mores, a bonfire, cookie decorating, a classic movie viewing, and two shifts of Santa photos, this reads as a full evening-out destination during peak season, not a quick stop.
Not stated directly, but extended hours running as late as 9pm on weekends during peak season, plus a hayride, bonfire, and movie-viewing program, point toward this being a well-attended, high-traffic destination — described by CBS Los Angeles as a beloved Inland Empire staple, which itself suggests strong local recognition and repeat visitation.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip Greenspot if you're shopping early in the season and specifically want Oregon-grown Noble or Douglas fir, since those arrive in early December per the record, and skip it if you need a published price before committing, since none was found.
No specific nearby-farm comparison is available in this record.
Not published. No price_from or price_note figure was found in the sources reviewed — call (909) 794-7653 to ask.
Per CBS Los Angeles coverage cited in the record, it's a long-running staple for Redlands, Highland, Yucaipa, Calimesa, San Bernardino, Riverside, Banning, and Beaumont.
Selection may be limited early on — the record notes Oregon-grown Noble and Douglas fir arrive in early December, so early-season visitors may have fewer fir options than pine, cedar, or redwood.
Both — Santa visits run in two shifts, day and evening, per the record.
November 28 – December 23, 2026. Daily. Hours: 9:00am–6:00pm regular; extended 9:00am–8:00pm (Mon–Thu) and 9:00am–9:00pm (Fri–Sun) during peak season.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
10133 Ward Way, Mentone, CA 92359, in San Bernardino County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Inland Empire CA.
greenspotfarms.com
Checked September 2026.