Pea Ridge · Arkansas
Wonderland Tree Farm
A Benton County choose-and-cut farm where you pick up a hand saw and a tree cart, pick a tagged tree priced by tag color from $69.99 to $187.99, and have it shaken, netted and loaded, with a hayride, the Mercantile gift shop, Letters to Santa, vintage photo props and dated events including an Early Bird weekend, Duck the Halls, pony days and a dog day.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own · Pre-cut trees
- Choose-and-cut tree, by tag color
- From $69.99
Trees are priced per tree by tag color, not by the foot: red (about 5 to 6 feet) $69.99, blue (6 to 7) $84.99, orange (7 to 8) $100.99, white (8 to 9) $138.99, yellow (9 to 10) $170.99 and pink (10 to 11) $187.99. Purple trees (11 feet and up) are individually priced. Heights are approximate.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
Opens Saturday, November 21 for Early Bird weekend, no reservation required. Open on listed days only, 9am–5pm on November 21–22, November 27–29, December 5–6 and December 12, and 3pm–5pm on Friday, December 4. The calendar is subject to change based on tree availability.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
Wonderland’s home page names six varieties: Virginia pine, Scotch pine, Leyland cypress, White pine, Turkish fir and pre-cut Fraser fir. It does not say which varieties grow in which field and gives no size range or per-species price, so judge each tree by its tag. A Facebook reply from early November adds that some Virginia and “Lob Lobby” pines are over 12 feet this year, and that the farm has ordered premium-grade pre-cut Fraser fir and would put a name on a 12 to 13 foot one.
Trees are marked with tags that show price and approximate height, and only tagged trees are for sale. Fields with a rope barrier are closed for the season. The farm does not take reservations for field trees, so you choose and cut on the day. The farm also lists assorted small potted trees on its pricing page, with no sizes, varieties or prices.
Published varieties
- Virginia pine
- Scotch pine
- Leyland cypress
- White pine
- Fraser fir (pre-cut)
- Turkish fir
Which variety suits your decorations?
General tree guidance; the farm’s selection, sizes and services are described above.
- Fraser fir
- Upward branches and good needle retention; firmer branches can suit heavier ornaments.
- White pine
- Long, soft needles and flexible branches; choose lighter decorations.
Learn more: University of Wisconsin Extension ↗ · National Christmas Tree Association ↗
Compare the options
Trees & prices.
The chart states no tax and no per-species prices. The farm takes cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Red-tag tree, about 5 to 6 ft | $69.99 Per tree; height approximate. |
| Blue-tag tree, about 6 to 7 ft | $84.99 Per tree; height approximate. |
| Orange-tag tree, about 7 to 8 ft | $100.99 Per tree; height approximate. |
| White-tag tree, about 8 to 9 ft | $138.99 Per tree; height approximate. |
| Yellow-tag tree, about 9 to 10 ft | $170.99 Per tree; height approximate. |
| Pink-tag tree, about 10 to 11 ft | $187.99 Per tree; height approximate. |
| Purple-tag tree, 11 ft and up | Individually priced The chart gives no figure; the price is set tree by tree. |
| Grey “no tag” trees, under about 5 ft | Not for sale The chart marks them not available for harvest and asks visitors not to cut them. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, small potted trees, hayride, pony rides, hot chocolate, Christmas cookies, wreaths, greenery, Mercantile gift shop, Letters to Santa and delivery | Not published; confirm at the farm The farm lists these without prices, so ask at the farm. |
Choose and cut your tree, and the tag price chart
Walk the fields, find a tree with a tag and read its color. The farm’s current chart prices each tree by tag color, not by the foot, and the same chart applies to every species as the farm publishes it. Heights are approximate. Pricing guides are posted on signs around the farm.
Grey “no tag” trees under about 5 feet are not available for harvest, and the chart asks visitors not to cut them. Purple trees, 11 feet and up, are individually priced, so ask at the farm before you cut one. The chart states no tax.
| Tag color | Approximate height | Price per tree |
|---|---|---|
| Red | 5 to 6 feet | $69.99 |
| Blue | 6 to 7 feet | $84.99 |
| Orange | 7 to 8 feet | $100.99 |
| White | 8 to 9 feet | $138.99 |
| Yellow | 9 to 10 feet | $170.99 |
| Pink | 10 to 11 feet | $187.99 |
| Purple | 11 feet and up | Individually priced |
| Grey, “no tag” | Under 5 feet | Not available for harvest |
From the field to your car: saws, carts, shaking, netting and loading
The farm provides the hand saws, and you may bring your own. Gloves are recommended. Chainsaws, axes, hatchets and all power saws are prohibited on the farm. Saw stands are placed around the fields, and you pick up a tree cart as well.
When you have cut your tree, bring it to the tree corral, where it is shaken and netted for transport. Take the bottom section of the tag to the gift shop, leaving the top section on the tree, and the tree is loaded and secured on your car. You may load it yourself if you prefer. The farm does not publish a charge for shaking, netting or loading, and it does not take reservations to hold a tree and return later.
| Step | What the farm says |
|---|---|
| 1. Tools | Get a tree cart and a hand saw; saw stands are around the fields |
| 2. Choose | Find your tree; pricing guides are on signs around the farm |
| 3. Corral | Bring the tree to the tree corral to be shaken and netted for transport |
| 4. Tag | Take the bottom section of the tag to the gift shop; leave the top section on the tree |
| 5. Load | The tree is loaded and secured on your car; you may load it yourself |
Varieties, pre-cut Fraser fir and small potted trees
Besides field trees, the farm lists pre-cut Fraser fir on its variety list and shows a Fraser Fir Pavilion in its Facebook intro. The farm has not published Fraser prices, sizes or ordering terms, and the only detail it gives is a reply offering to put a name on a pre-cut 12 to 13 foot tree. The farm also lists assorted small potted trees on its pricing page.
The farm does not say how many trees of each variety are available or where each grows. Ask at the farm when you arrive.
| Selection & size | What the farm says | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Virginia pine, Scotch pine, Leyland cypress, White pine, Turkish fir | Listed varieties; choose-and-cut on the tag chart | Tag chart above |
| Fraser fir, pre-cut | Listed as pre-cut; a name may be put on a 12 to 13 foot tree | Not published; confirm at the farm |
| Small potted trees, assorted varieties | Caption on the pricing page; no sizes or species listed | Not published; confirm at the farm |
Early Bird weekend, the season calendar and special events
The farm opens the weekend before Thanksgiving for its Early Bird shoppers, with no reservation required. Early bird weekend is November 21–22, and the farm adds themed events on later dates: Duck the Halls on Friday, November 27, Holly Jolly Pony Extravaganza Days on November 28–29 and Feliz Navi-Dog Day on Saturday, December 5.
Duck the Halls invites visitors to search the tree farm for hidden Christmas duckies. Feliz Navi-Dog Day invites you to bring your dog for complimentary treats and to help sniff out your tree. The farm’s line for the pony days is “Jingle all the way, one pony ride at a time”; it publishes no pony ride price, age or weight rule, so ask at the farm. The calendar is subject to change based on tree availability.
| Date | Hours | Event or note |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday–Sunday, November 21–22 | 9am–5pm | Early Bird weekend; no reservation required |
| Friday, November 27 | 9am–5pm | Duck the Halls: search for hidden Christmas duckies |
| Saturday–Sunday, November 28–29 | 9am–5pm | Holly Jolly Pony Extravaganza Days; ride price not published |
| Friday, December 4 | 3pm–5pm | Regular tree hours |
| Saturday, December 5 | 9am–5pm | Feliz Navi-Dog Day: complimentary dog treats |
| Sunday, December 6 | 9am–5pm | Regular tree hours |
| Saturday, December 12 | 9am–5pm | Regular tree hours; last date on the calendar |
Hayride, the Mercantile gift shop, hot chocolate, cookies and Letters to Santa
The farm’s features page lists a hayride, shopping at the Mercantile, local food vendors, hot chocolate and Christmas cookies, wreaths and greenery, and a Letters to Santa mailbox on the shop porch. The farm publishes no prices for any of these, no hayride dates or times and no statement of whether the hayride is free, so confirm each at the farm. The farm does not state an admission fee.
The Mercantile is also where you turn in the bottom section of your tag and where delivery is arranged. Hot chocolate and Christmas cookies are sold in the gift shop, and the farm says its food vendors may not sell them. Wreaths and greenery are listed without sizes, prices or dates.
| Activity or item | What the farm says | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Hayride | Listed on the features page; no hours or route published | Not listed |
| The Mercantile gift shop | Gift shop; also where tag stubs are turned in and delivery is arranged | Not listed |
| Hot chocolate and Christmas cookies | Sold in the gift shop | Not listed |
| Local food vendors | Listed; vendors may not sell hot chocolate or Christmas cookies | Not listed |
| Letters to Santa | A mailbox on the shop porch | Not listed |
| Wreaths and greenery | Listed; no sizes or dates | Not listed |
Photos with the farm’s props, and professional photographers
The farm lists a vintage sleigh, a ’53 Chevy and a camper on the farm to take pictures with all season, asking visitors to limit their time to five minutes at each prop and to tag Wonderland Tree Farm as the location. The farm mentions no charge for the props. Photos with your own phone or camera are welcome during open hours.
Professional photography is a separate arrangement. Mini sessions are booked and completed before the regular season, and the farm’s booking page sells location reservations for professional photographers, not a session with a photographer. The farm does not allow its props for professional sessions in season, and a photographer whose day is rained out must text the farm the same day; the farm’s page does not publish that text number or the rates.
Delivery, payment, pets, restrooms and the lay of the land
The farm offers front-door delivery within 20 miles; ask at the gift shop for details, because no price or dates are published. Payment is cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover. Leashed pets are welcome, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them. Portable bathrooms are placed around the farm.
This is a working farm with a gravel parking lot, gravel and mulch walkways and farmland with holes, bumps and mud, and the farm asks visitors with access questions to email it; it makes no accessibility claim for the grounds. To care for your tree, keep it watered and away from direct sun, fireplaces, wood stoves and heating vents. The farm publishes no weather closure rule.
| Topic | What the farm says |
|---|---|
| Payment | Cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover |
| Reservations | No; the farm does not hold a field tree for a later visit |
| Delivery | Front-door delivery within 20 miles; inquire at the gift shop; price not published |
| Pets | Leashed pets welcome; owners clean up after them |
| Restrooms | Portable bathrooms around the farm |
| Terrain | Gravel lot, gravel and mulch walkways, farmland with holes, bumps and mud |
| Gloves | Recommended |
The farm, getting there and contacts
Wonderland is run by Martin and Jill Babb at 14821 Miser Road in Pea Ridge. The farm’s story begins with a family search for the perfect Christmas tree and the idea of growing their own. The home page also lists magazine and travel-site recognition and an appearance on HGTV’s Fixer to Fabulous, which are the farm’s own claims. An Arkansas agritourism notice on the home page says an operator is not liable for the inherent risks of animals, weather and land conditions.
For questions, call the farm’s general number, (866) 235-0863, or email info@wonderlandtreefarm.com. Craft and food vendors who want a space at the farm write to vendors@wonderlandtreefarm.com; that is a vendor arrangement, separate from a visit. The farm also posts on its Facebook page.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Saturday, November 21 – Saturday, December 12, on listed days; subject to change based on tree availability
The farm’s hours page is a calendar. Dark-green days are 9am–5pm and one light-green day, Friday, December 4, is 3pm–5pm. No other days are shaded, so the farm is not listed as open on November 23–26 (Thanksgiving Day is November 26) or after December 12. The calendar says it is subject to change based on tree availability, and the farm publishes no weather or sell-out time rule beyond that. Only trees that carry a tag are for sale.
| Christmas season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Saturday–Sunday, November 21–22 (Early Bird weekend) | 9am–5pm; no reservation required |
| Friday, November 27 | 9am–5pm; Duck the Halls |
| Saturday–Sunday, November 28–29 | 9am–5pm; Holly Jolly Pony Extravaganza Days |
| Friday, December 4 | 3pm–5pm |
| Saturday–Sunday, December 5–6 | 9am–5pm; Feliz Navi-Dog Day on December 5 |
| Saturday, December 12 | 9am–5pm |
| Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26, and all other dates | Not listed as open |
The calendar is on the farm’s hours page and is subject to change based on tree availability.
Before you go.
- Open on listed days, 9am–5pm, from Saturday, November 21 through Saturday, December 12, except Friday, December 4, 3pm–5pm; subject to change based on tree availability.
- Choose-and-cut trees are priced by tag color, from $69.99 for red to $187.99 for pink; purple trees are individually priced.
- The farm provides hand saws and carts; trees are shaken, netted and loaded. No reservations, and only tagged trees are for sale.
- Early Bird weekend is November 21–22; Duck the Halls, pony days and Feliz Navi-Dog Day are on dated days.
- Prices for the hayride, pony rides, gift shop, food, wreaths, pre-cut Fraser fir and delivery are not published; confirm at the farm.
- Call (866) 235-0863 or email info@wonderlandtreefarm.com.
14821 Miser Road, Pea Ridge, AR 72751
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