A multi-season agritourism destination near Louisville with a petting zoo and an on-site bakery, whose Christmas tree program runs on select dates that weren't independently confirmed for 2026 — call ahead rather than assuming last year's weekends repeat.
A general-interest aggregator ('bestlocalthings.com'-style source) cited an 'average tree price of $50'; this is a third-party estimate, not a price confirmed on the farm's own site.
Roberts Family Farm is best understood as a year-round agritourism operation that happens to include a Christmas tree program, rather than a farm built primarily around trees. The record documents spring, summer, and fall events, an on-site bakery called Momma Rob’s, and an event venue referred to as “The Venue” — a business with a lot going on beyond the holiday season. The cut-your-own tree offering fits into that broader calendar as one seasonal piece.
When it comes to trees, the farm runs a hand-saw cut-your-own program on select dates rather than a continuous season. In 2025, that meant three specific windows: November 28–30, December 6–7, and December 13–14, each running from 1pm to dark. That’s a meaningfully different model than a farm open every weekend from Thanksgiving through Christmas — you need to actually know which specific days are open this year, not just show up on any weekend that seems reasonable.
This is worth flagging clearly: those 2025 dates are exactly that — last year’s dates — and they weren’t found on the farm’s own current tree-specific page, because that page doesn’t appear to exist in the same detail as the farm’s broader event promotion. The dates came from a third-party aggregator and general web search instead. That doesn’t mean they’re wrong for 2026, since farms often repeat a similar select-weekend pattern year to year, but it does mean you shouldn’t build a trip around them without a confirming phone call.
What might make Roberts Family Farm worth the visit regardless of the date uncertainty is everything around the tree-cutting: a petting zoo, a bonfire, hot drinks and baked goods from Momma Rob’s Bakery, and locally crafted Christmas items for sale. That’s a genuinely more rounded family outing than a bare tree lot, and it fits with a business that clearly invests in its broader visitor experience across all four seasons, not just December.
The one dollar figure available — an “average tree price” of $50 — comes from a general-interest aggregator, not the farm’s own price list. Treat that as a rough sense of what a typical tree might run, useful for a first-pass budget, but not something to hold the farm to if your actual tree ends up priced differently once you’re there.
Roberts Family Farm offers more of a full agritourism experience than most farms in this batch, but its tree program runs on specific dates that need direct confirmation — call 270-422-2361 before you plan a visit around any particular weekend this December.
In 2025, tree-cutting ran select date windows in late November and December (11/28–30, 12/6–7, 12/13–14), 1pm to dark — but these are last year's specific dates, not confirmed 2026 dates, so call before assuming the same weekends apply.
Not documented, but a farm with a petting zoo and bakery alongside the tree-cutting suggests visitors may want to budget extra time beyond just cutting a tree.
Not documented directly, but select-date-only tree cutting concentrated into a handful of weekends, alongside the farm's broader event calendar drawing visitors year-round, suggests those specific open weekends could see meaningful traffic.
Not documented.
Not documented.
Skip assuming last year's specific dates repeat exactly — 2025's windows were 11/28–30, 12/6–7, and 12/13–14, and the farm's own website is built around its broader event calendar rather than tree-specific scheduling, so those dates aren't confirmed for 2026.
In Meade County near Guston, in the Louisville region of this directory alongside Pine Ridge Farm and Werkmeister Christmas Tree Farm, both also within reach of Louisville if select-date scheduling here doesn't line up with your calendar.
No — it's a year-round agritourism destination with spring, summer, and fall events, an on-site bakery (Momma Rob's Bakery), and an event venue, alongside its cut-your-own Christmas tree program.
In 2025, tree cutting ran on select date windows (11/28–30, 12/6–7, 12/13–14), 1pm to dark. These specific dates aren't confirmed to repeat for 2026, so call ahead.
A third-party source cited an 'average tree price' of $50, but this isn't confirmed by the farm's own materials — ask directly when you call.
A petting zoo, a bonfire, hot drinks and baked goods from the on-site bakery, and locally made holiday items for sale.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: select dates only. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $50. A general-interest aggregator ('bestlocalthings.com'-style source) cited an 'average tree price of $50'; this is a third-party estimate, not a price confirmed on the farm's own site.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
125 Kennedy Road, Guston, KY 40142, in Meade County. It is one of 4 farms we track in Louisville Region.
We track 4 farms in Louisville Region, 4 of which let you cut your own tree. At $50 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $50.
What sets it apart locally: it has a petting area, which most Louisville Region farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 4 farms we track in Louisville Region had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
robertsfamilyfarm.com · louisvillefamilyfun.net
Checked September 2026.