Red Colony is a young, 80-acre farm whose Virginia Pine trees only started going into the ground in 2020, so expect a more limited selection than at longer-established farms, and expect to call ahead, since no hours, pricing, or season dates were confirmable anywhere in this research.
Red Colony is one of the youngest operations in this research batch. Its 80-acre property in Sevier County only saw its first Virginia Pine seedlings go into the ground in February 2020, which means the trees available for the 2026 season have had roughly six growing seasons to mature – a shorter runway than farms that have been growing continuously for decades. That’s worth knowing going in: selection here may be narrower or the trees themselves smaller on average than at a longer-established farm, even though the record doesn’t state specific size or supply numbers.
This is one of the harder farms in this batch to pin down directly. The farm’s own website returned an SSL error when checked for this research, so the information here comes instead from the Arkansas Christmas Tree Growers Association member list, an event-listing site describing a 2025 holiday photo mini-session hosted on the property, and the farm’s Instagram and Facebook presence. None of those sources included hours, season dates, or pricing. That’s a real, practical uncertainty – there’s genuinely no way from the record to tell you when the farm opens, what it charges, or even a phone number to call, since none was found either.
The farm grows Virginia Pine and describes itself as a choose-and-cut operation with an on-site gift shop. It’s also hosted at least one paid holiday-themed photo mini-session, suggesting the owners are building out more than just tree sales as the property matures – worth checking their social media if a family photo session interests you alongside the tree shopping.
There’s no price_from or price_note dollar figure anywhere in the record, so no honest tree-cost figure can be offered here, not even a rough one.
General nursery timelines for the pine and cypress species common in Arkansas suggest trees planted in 2020 are only now reaching a size many shoppers consider a full-size Christmas tree, so if you’re set on a tall, mature specimen, a longer-established farm elsewhere in this research may be the safer bet this particular season – though this is a general inference about growing timelines, not a farm-specific claim about what’s actually available at Red Colony right now.
Red Colony is a real, active farm, but this research couldn’t confirm hours, season dates, pricing, or even a working phone number – everything here rests on secondary sources and the farm’s social media. Given the farm’s young age and the total absence of operational details, this is one of the clearest cases in this batch where checking the farm’s Facebook page or messaging them directly before driving out isn’t just advisable, it’s close to necessary.
Not stated in the record. No hours, days open, or season start/end date were found anywhere in the sources checked, including the farm's own website, which returned an error during this research.
Not stated. A gift shop is on site, and the farm has hosted a paid holiday photo mini-session event, but nothing in the record describes how long a typical tree-shopping visit takes.
Not stated in the record.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in any source checked.
Skip Red Colony if you need confirmed hours, season dates, or pricing before you go, since none of the three were found anywhere in this research, and skip it if you're expecting a wide tree selection, since the farm's trees are still maturing from a 2020 planting and its overall scale may still be limited.
Not available in the record checked.
This 80-acre farm planted its first Virginia Pine seedlings in February 2020, making it a relatively new operation whose trees are still maturing into full Christmas-tree size.
Virginia Pine is the one species confirmed in the record.
Not found anywhere in this research, including on the farm's own website, which returned an error when checked. Call ahead or check the farm's social media before visiting.
A gift shop, and the farm has hosted at least one paid holiday photo mini-session event in the past.
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.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
294 Red Colony Road, Lockesburg, AR 71846, in Sevier County. It is one of 1 farms we track in Southwest Arkansas.
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Checked September 2026.